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New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
Eesa! Noilees.
X THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW-

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW
T. 1t. Le.is s;s defendant deaaY summon %a@ 3c,
To @ e s6oye.&smed i@ CSana q defendaas S.
ae S 70 within twenty sEy aor % yS S, ss on S
Si yous qfe 1o to SpPar Or AN mansMer Judgment viii H
n.y.. ,o.l4;'Sa LEV WALLACE WALLACE Jr; Plaintiffs Attorney;
cation pursuant 70 an order Of hon fdwSFd PSttsfso5
ss s d,o d Of @ Ss e1 49 q S9d Ned w ne esmsn
Of in ne state II New at The city
rocc & address once s. BfiF BfaTay ASsnS
w EST AND SEVENTY.
City aud County Of New; ahland md &
Frederick " Turner her husband Louis Brandt sui Si
In pursuance ineflocuory Judgment Of partition
ana sale dqly male and entered n The above entitled
+ The Undersigned the Esf therein @ u nae4 wS9Oes w ss sc
a. public auction. a. the Real Estate Exehongr ana
q, 9e cty Of NewYOrk on Tuesday the tweniysxth day
%a H. aue son IN 0sSeS eSSn e "a 4s day BY
Saia judgment mentioned and therein described 70 lows
being in the City Of NewYork aud taken together boundc1
ana oesenD1 as follows. TO wit: Beginning point
street distant hundred foot westerly from ,hc MOTH
wescry corner Of Audubon avenue and hundred and
seventythd street ind thence running Westerly along The
horoneny sIae o One-hundIei ana.seventyt street
avenue one hundred feet the centre line OF the block
and seventy fourth streets menee eas"nriv aonS h
centre lne and parallel with one-hunde and-seventy.thd
syesos one hSndTed feet ncay she
nS ss oce +s 'Gf S s 3S' Rr e. is Te u
he 81 sad S' premses %s ss' 70 % eGs Gs
Dated NewYork; October 29th 1899
RABE KFIER p,sS,n. r. FoksTER sa EefeTss rec,
Esy, New-Yofk Cly.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
Proposals.

n CURT HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, New
~ York City october 80, 1ss9-Sealed proposals viii
be received until IL o'clock daily until November =
1889. for supplying fifty gates ior mailing ca-es ia
this building. Particulars on application I. VAN CO4I'
Custodian
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
STEAMBOATS,.


uUDSON AND COXSACKIE.-Stcamer
a KAATERsEELL leaves Pier 33N. h; foot Of Jay-st
TUESDAYS THURsDAYs and SATU RDAYs az p N;
connecting Hudson with Boston ana Albany faufoaa
FALL RIVER LINE Boston SO,
L FOR FIRsTcLAss LIMITED TIfHilTRTTS3t, fpil lTRTT3t AN end
FARES reduced 20 all points. STainers fuhiIAN san
PIIGiiIM leave Pier % N H.. foot Muray-st. o. ~
.. m daily. SUNDAYS Included Competition oy A""'A
io,I fron1 nrookIyn and Jersey city at a. m
RETURNING. uains eonnecting with s,smei' p m
River les va noston days at Snnlsrn -, a.ch
steam heat in staterooBs. AN ORCHESTRA oH '-'~
sttamef,
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
THE GREAT UNKNOWN.
THE GREAT UNKNOWN.
THE GREAT UNKNOWN.

AUGUSTIN DALY'S FARCICAn
COMEDY from the German OF Sch0nthan
aud kadeburg). Every evening at .i5.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

THE BOOB, OF OPEN AIR SPORTS octave 500
PAGES illustrated The standard authotiy
American open.alT amuscments. Rules sailhe svn
ming ball playing. shooting horseback riding &C. "a 10
full el per copy Published by The Tribune Kew.Yor
Entertaining and universally corDncnled BIZ the
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

lNMAN LINE {. S. and Royal Mail Steamer 1.
l. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPooL
CITY OF CHICAGO. .Wetnesfay November o, 80 D.
CITY OF NEW.YoRK weinesday; Nov 10. ;Sg a D.
CITY OF PARIS. "Wednesday No'ember q 3 80 q.
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and upward. 5EGO.D CAbaN,
s0NS General Agents. BOWLING GREEN. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
STAR LINE,


w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPooL, .
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL sTEANE 5
.Teutonie Nov. ls. . a. .Teutonic Decil, 20 am
Brltannic Nov 27 80 Brltlnule Dee. %. 80
From White star Dock foot OF West iothst -
SECOND cabin these steamers. Saloon rates, 500
and Upward according to and location OF berth
Second cabin s35 and $40. Excursion tickets on
favorable terms; steerage $50. CoTpany,s Once. No
Al broadway. New York. Phlladenhla once goo " a.
J. BhUOE lSMAf. hRehb
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
New.york. Saturday. Nov. Q.

New.york Saturday. Nov. 2.
No sales were offered in auction line ao the Exchange
and Auction Room to-day. Tho total amount ieseu & AZ
the Exchange and Auction Room from public sales OF c
,,l estate sold for the week ending Saturday, November
2. was sS25,9o1
For the present ending with SATURDAY N0ye%se W. hsa
sSs the Essssnss lSlgsGs and s %usiOH SuoG Room M '
TO-DAY (MoNDAY). NOV. l.
10, So sS Un msp sse Of BeScn Sae and
ssG dTepga ana On ssosy S' dwen No IA West
WEDNESDAY. NOV. g.
Partition sale lot 24x77 and story building No
7bl9 Il O. JShnst iOssiiSsgTs s; WSs, stSst
10, l, e '9a o sisTs Sssy dTfnss IL. 10 -
Of Shsys plot q l@ne sTS2Yt house,: 30:
rs saS Nos Sg2 Spd 90 SS' Siass Shs;s:
PiCS TSe'sGs tSs Of lo Saci plot Of land
' o. iohaye 'H' " y cor q SstS lots a'HiOO6 each
West 5oth.st 100 It VI Of 1oth-ave.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2.
Foreclosure sale plot q land 1SSHaoC ]SS 81 anS 1ohsvc
story dwellings West sSs'sas 81 iGS ana % west Cethst
SS .Sd East a s?sss so = and
so S7 ,LS LS~i:s sofy building 8. No No 80 Lslt
s'i e. s. known 5 sss5s 9. sit pSs1s SS 1s
s,sS a. wams5dge rsLOn sale lot 25H.O and
TsaafO HS Sos g d5d %fi ssoy drsSs @@as's
ss SgS r q sls sSs4 fe S fSSHH Of %SisaSe 4
'~'' FRIDAY. NOVEMBER s.
Foreclosure sale ! lot 25X79S, and 2story and 3story
house No o23 Monroest cor OF (No 81 scanimels~
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y. CITY
gthaye $ 81 l2lst-st zoxs0; Luther
Kmbs 70 Richard s Ncwcomb .,-:...;..;, ., 81 81
property Arthur Young 70 Luther kmbaI SS 6nS
sSsshs ynes SOfs 70 Ewa sFa 1sSs
slst-si. ;. 175 W 1stsve 2SAl02.@; NJ Down o, o.o
1905 IaoShs,, '''s" T. 100 eti:ayc 4OOoii; XII ooo
,sls5s. R15tIoh 70 10 I'"i Wasingtonsve l25xioo
washington + Smith to Alexander Mmroy...: 14oo
'oa,sSf TN NJ curcy eOi 1s5oo
NsFiSInlSs lancer Nv -s'a.. -. IS ESQ
estf.si 80 4l West; Abraham ouacGentush oooo
ostS.st No I4a West same 10 same 10000
iv.ieEas'' sein NO 10 ".u 5000
Bank.st No 46 Altmayer % wm Rankin 10000
% Fos. %; 10 f Savage 1880
James Higgins to peter Dunn $4,000
'2 cocran s 10 Ii 900
Nsore et a. to Adam StaSl 2o25o
e' Lawrence to Peter Toiinanl. 1900
saise iseob Fiat 10 to Peter 1880
2od-st. $ 1888 It e Of LcynEtonave. 6sxos7;
II Cary to c Colnewei ...............".
e0th.st No $50 East Ernestine Betheuser o. o.,oo
Jane cumnns to Kate Mordcfoi - $4,000
Gance1 to William r Martin. .,.,"',.... s3 500
Delancey-st No 3Ol and No IL Lewis-st; Nathan -
Fcdercfeen to r Freedman =. 81 6o0 oo
No Ochse to NJ + RoseD6erger Sl.5Oo
Torsythst No 10 J Bernstein to Galew ski. $500
b31.st : so II Q Of shave 2OX100; John ]
Sullivan 70 N schsner 12'ooo
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
Business Cbantfs.

DARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR 1ND1vID
aUALs OR CORPORATIoNs-For sale, to close the es-
tate. whole the Architectural Iron Foundry, ss most
successfully run for over Is years by the lav Samuel j.
CIeswel. Twenty aad Cherry sts Philadepia Psnn
IOcatO-Feight yards OF Baltimore and ONO ana Ihlla
delphia and Reading Railroads within one 5oG5; ana
Pennsyvaa Railroad within four bloeks. Bulaings1
Speciay erected this business and OF most substantial
character. Real Estate-owing to location o. great IN
occupation. Equipment
The finest Of It's kind in ths country Patterns tools ana
machinery all modern ana requiring further outlay
Possibilities of production unlimited business itunns as
lifetime Of ate owner with full force OF empoye Iaee
contracts on hand and in midst Of great activity Posses
sion Immediate Apply IN address JOSEPH de j; Jun
KIN, Executor 5. E. Corner 9th ana walnut sts fhdu
pha, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
HRDpOSALS FOR MATERIALS REQUIRED

PROPOSALS. FOR MATERIALS REQUIRED
NAvT 9F TERb P II THf T
PfaEh 6Ns EE n$ cfyssHx sS
sfa s a ss' 81
Hfss aHd TGl VIZ ssf ss5S
ssS?1 3'Sa fS;n:S9s sTsS &:
ae sad Sls1 Cruisers ''
eoa and oven or ln coke about 1c9 oons
g oce Feet os Class s. aaS
s iAl"s Steel ana lsss iR9
"a $SSoo % %Ss9d, ~
e Soasand poanG ihSpd cs Rs9$a % Ga
GSss9 GS2g' a ~ 'os Plates late I P9dE oa a
ea i25 tons mmcd e Shape and Hanged
s 1Si Ppss 9Hi llSnF; ns6 81 6ssF SIg
ngs-A9out 100 TONS eCmpsng cqnHsie9g aIiot and piston
5000 apwelded Seamles steel tubes Glass 69
tube Ca;s Gocstse Eyes1A6cut Ss & % tons Of PpGn
q d to be Of dsaed
Raw such place 'fS7
a. ceR%sadans py. r5s'SS doye!s
po@ IN 'GSSd3nGe C win 5 II the sc S e
a d TO be ScePGI 2ny S pSnS such & & a my
rT99sa @ "a mqS be made r. 9eeoraanes &c Win form; which
EnancerHg and any ohc or more y the Gases % deg
r aea y pSdS be OF ss in VII n se sane P Zach no i
posal accompanied by satisfactory evidence that
The bidder able furnish and deliver the material for
which he bids; also. by certified check payable 70 the
order Secretary Of the Navy for equal
five per OF the hid The check received from
successful bidder will be returned C. him on his entring
formal contract for the due performance of the work
and giving bond for the same: with satisfactory
Of the amount OF his bid; but in case
he shall fail to into such and give such
bond within twenty days after notice OF the acceptance
proposal the cheek accompanying such proposal
become the properly II The United States. All checks
accompanying proposals which are not accepted Will be
returned Immediately after the award shall have been
made. A schedule Of the material required and ali
other information essential bidders VIII be furnished
application TO the Bureau Of Steam Engineering Navy
Department Proposals be made In Duplicate
enclosed envelopes marked proposals for Material
Machinery OF Cruisers Nos and s." and ad1ressed %
D. c. The Secretary OF the NAVY the right
~ reject any all bids the bids any class or
classes in his Judgment. the interests Of the Govern
ment may require. F. TRACY
Secretary of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

Il BRoADwAY. Nev.YYork oct :, 1889, =,
| NE ANNUAL MEETING OF the sharehold,
eIs Of the Manhattan Railway Company Will be hnd
et the Company's once IA York CITY No II Broad,
way on he second "Wednesday IN November next lbeins
INC l5ih day Of SAID MONTH. OF II O'Clock. noon. .
board ~ Directors for tie ensuing year ~ 70 be
ueso,tu, ond three Inspectors of Election
Tho Directors thus wiz De cN-oloio Director.
also Of tho New Elevated Railroad Company ard ~
torn
Tho transfer books wi closed Saturday. Oct. II
az o. lock o m. and reopcncd on Thursday. Nov IL
ID. w. MewILLIAMS,
Serref
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04


MANHATTAN TRUST co.
CAPITAL 81. moo 400
NO. 10 wALL-sT, NEw-YORK.
Legal Depository Trust Funds and GenGal
Deposits.
Liberal RATES OF INTEREST PAID on BALANCES
The COMPANY is au;hollzci 70 act rs EXECUTOR,
ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN RECEIVER and
TRUSTEE; a. FISCAI. aud TRANSFER AG GE.NT and as
The company Offers 20 and trustees OF esas
and 70 religious ana benevolent institutions excep0na
eiltes for the transaction OF their business
+. o. FRENCH, President.
j. l. WATERBURY,, Wee President
{. w. HASKINS, Secretary.
A. T. FRENCH Treasursr
DIRECTORS:
r. Q. French. Y. Y. il. " Cannon N. Y.
X j. Gross. ". !. John r. Ford, n. Y.
H. L. Hicginson. BOSTON y. j. Coolidge. lr., Boston
Aug Belmont lr., ". Y. james .. Sheldon. \. y.
!. ID. Randolph n. Y. A. S. Rosenbaum N. Y
=; T. baldwin. y. y. sam. L. Shipey, Ihiia.
Ahas 4. Tag, ". Y. II. L. Wilson, y. Y
Henry Field. Chicago. j. j. Waterbury, y. Y
PONDS FOR SALE.
- Proposals VIII be received by the undersigned until
e nrt day OF February, 1890 0r the purchase of fy
ueu ~ thousand $500 OO0 dollars hye per ccntum bonl
o me Municipality Of Key West said bonds are ~ be
ISSUED Tor sewerage grazing ard plvlng purpo-es.
information viii BE- furnished by
W u. CASH,
Chairman Finance Committee,
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

NJ ACOUPlN COUNTY, Illinois, 6s; ST.
vi Joseph - and 6's Laeieds Gaslight Company So
eurties Of 81 Louis, bought and soid an ,,.
J. ALDEN GAYLORD Mills Bnilding,
grCaa-st.. Eeg-Xe.s
New-York tribune., 1889-11-04

,,o-,. , OFFICE OF THE
fOl'I WORTH DENVER CITY RAILWAY co.
~, 80, FORT WORTH. T%as. oct. 2s, 1883;
NJ ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockhold-
, ~fs & Of tiis company vii be held a. Inc ONCE OF to
1oouol"ny, III Fort Worth. Texas. TUESDAY, Dec ~
4Ssr; NJ commencing az 10 o'clock a. II.
me trahser books viii close the Sh Of Eovcmbor
mDH & az 10 ,; m and will reopen the 1lth OF DC
CtniDer at 10 o'clock a. In.
W. 4. ROSS. secretary.-
oSflCE OF TIE NEw.YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY ,eso
yr,rr, NEw.NORK, Oct %. lSs9' j,
II He ANNUAL MEETING, Of The Bond and
ero rS3ckhol1cIs Of the New-YOfk, Lake Erie and West
hn ,.Ioid Company for the election OF directors, & Su
~ transaction Ot such other business may come bfIe'
Ne mmse5ing, VIII be- held ths office u the company
dsr ~ Coruandts. in the CITY Of New YORK, on IurS
% w, Zotn gay Of November next at II 80 o'clock an y H.
~ Ipis VIII be opened at 10 o'clock noon, and IeiAdh
'Fgrn ~ va, % clock ,. ~ Of that day -
r,oe he ii@hsir Rocks Of both Common ana PTeisfre'
"a % De closed AZ on Saturiay, NE 2lth n-,s
anu Snu WI b. opened 20 a Wednc day. the s,tn
SJ oi NOFeMUcF next By order 0f the Board Of Director
A MACDDNOUGli. SecratarY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

A very considerable interest," seems W
be- felt AZ the North at this time in tue
condition Of the country highways
This interest is likely TO increase TOT IL
is the result az the growth OF popuia'
ton which demands greater faciIi'y
and rapiiity IN moving about from
point to point for pleasure or the trans
action Of business than the present s'ats
OF their roads will allow.
1t Isl also one of the numerous eNi'
dences Of that desire for order mar
mony. and correctness which dlstin-
guishes every people more and more
"a they advance in wealth and pros
perity.
To all travellers abroad, among the
most remarkable features Of the CIVIL
cation of the old world are the broad
highways thatintcrscct every wide land
scape. highways so firmly and justly
constructed in many instances as '0
promise TO last longer than many mon
sments that look as if they would en-
dure for all time. This care in LAYING
tho foundations OF r0adbeds in Europe
Was largely due to the fact that nearly
all were begun and finished long before
Inc steam engine was devised very
many. indeed, out date all histoIic"
records. their very origin beng los
even TO the most ancient tradition II
hose times the highway was the OIL,
means Of communication between tn
nearest cities. aud along them IN con
sequence a stream of foot passenger
oud vehicles was always moving.
Even the North, where the create
mart of the wealth of this country
concentrated. was not sufficiently popu
lous or prosperous before the introdu'
ton of steam power to justify Ii J
constructing a great system OF publ
highways, carefully graded and keI
i'm excellent order at the public eA
pen5e.
This remains the state of the case
the South to this day, and the same COZ
lition will continue here until on
population expands, and our account
,ted wealth vastly increases.
The only substitute for the pubic 81
y pervision of the highways that has bee
y employed in this country has oeen
turnpike system like that prevailiI
d lbroad. Against this, the spirit OF gre
Il communities rebel. and it Is but a que
r. lion of time for it to be abolished ever
II where. even in Virginia. where sever
IF the best lines Of turnpike IN Ameil
are in operation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

ue says be il Republican from hep p'o'
Iicanyille: and for that reason nc 49,
10 rid the party of the ga va" ~
Petersburg.
Fv SENATOR RIDDItBERGhR spoke De-
zorro The Mckinney Democratic CLUB IN
,vocdstock wednesday night, severely
',roieninc General Malone, declaring
",, other things that seltishness
nI malice were his predominating
rmal;tes. lie avOwed his authorship OF
~" Riddlebcger debt settlement bill.
and said that Malone endorsed It unln
af,er he got IN the United States Senate
when he began to desert 1t. saying ne
had lost the Legislature IN Virginia
everything m fact in the State, that
the personality was erythiug' anu
that be must adjust himself ana ms sur,
rourdiues and align himself with wall
street. He gave the inside history OF
tbe QUAY Mahone-Brady compromise
and told how Malone had deceived me
ofice.soekers from Virginia. holdingnp
their appointments Co coerce their sup
mort in this campaign. Il oppose ia
none he continued. because oil DIS
arbitrary rule in Virginia. because hs
Graves tGat power which no good man
would want and mo- just man eHercl7e'
I nitv the man who Is subserNleh' 1t
him. oppose Malone because lie ns'
no decent gard ior the iisn'' q al!
one else.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE.

Furnished by tho "Timos" corresP""-
dent. and state Exchanges
and Editorial Opinions Clipped '""'-
aco,densed From Home Papers
The following correspondence eN-
plains itself: ,oso
HEWLETT s VA, October /, lseg.
"M1ior John Page:
Dear Sir.-It being suggested 10 u
that YOU have severed your conne0'' 80.
with the Republican party nus 80
s,actfullv ask that you resign N'"'
commission as a member OF the eieolo'
raj board. in order that our parry, in"5
bore a commemorative in that pay 10
,-L;cb we are entitled. Respectfully
&c. Jon' -. -.
go. Oh man Rep. Party, Hano'.i.
@Rv order Of the County Committee
pornhlicap party. Hanover county.
BEAVER DAM DEPOT.
HANOVER COUNTY, VA, Oct. ., loov }
sir.-In reply to your letter OF the
1st post marked Hewlett r, October o'h'
inst received. asking me, 'as nave seN
sred nv connection with the kepuDI
can rarity. to resign my place Oh the
electoral board in order that you may
have representative III that oouy' -
which YOU are entitled, l Wrlle "
saw that the law says nothlnb ABOUT ,ile
members of the board belonging 10 ar
ferent political parties that provision
only applving to judges Of election un-
der certain circumstances. But II you
ar any one else can show that our eiec-
toraI board has willfully failed to com
n,v with this requirement, or that th,S
have showed any undue partizanship III
their action. you can. on conNlclloh ''
the misdemeanOr. have them iiued IRON
500 to $500.
4 fairer OF more impartial set of mel
never held Office in the COmmOnweaiii
of Virginia than the electoral poaiu "
Hanover. aud in proof OF 1t. before
severed nv connection with thc
publican party.n as YOU say l wa
elected chairman by the two Demociau
5 members. and at Hail 5 precinct. vher
,, Won and are registered. Republican
= registrar and a Republican Judge o
4 elections have always been appointed
n If il were worth the trouble mlsh
call to your recollection that had no
Maboneism assailed the purity oil I'd
70 bench by substituting partisan am
J. incompetent set Of county judge
D. throughout the State no necessity 10
r. the electoral board would have exlste.'
Pc but since then Republlcanism has die
ID out. and any one who knows our peot
u can appreciate the tumble-downness
/" the party by the fact that YOU sig
m Yourself as County Chairman OF I'll
o. Republican Party oil Hanover.
Our board meets on courtday 200
1Gthl. when you or any of your ass
IL ciates will be heard as to appolnimen
at or removal Of election officers ia Il
Sc county.
ih Yours, in haste. JOHN PAGE.
se "Colonel John S. Coates. chairman
IN the Republican party OF Hanover
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

KING GEORGE G.. IL VA. October i0.
Correspondence The COnyocaticn Of
the RaprahannoCk Valley met 90 ST.
Johns Church in this place on We'd
nesday. the 9Th. There were present
the Rev. J. II. Hundley. the presiden. :
the Rev A. j. Willis the rector Of the
church and the Rev. Mcssrs. Castle
man. Latane. Mason. Meade. Wave. and
the Rev. j. Is. Funston. of Richmond.
The opening sermon was preached by
The Rev. K. a. Castlemau on the text .
What is Truth Z" \ missionary
meeting was held at night. when ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. Meade,
Castleman and Funston.
The Rev. Mr.. Wave is to- stay here
through Sunday. The Convocation adj
iourns ON Friday.
The Rev. John X. Mason. Of lreder-
icksburg. has declined a call to Silver
Spring. Mary land, to succeed tie kew.
r. r. Claiborne, who goes to Ohio.
The Rev. \. b. Kins0lving. of War
saw. Richmond county. has been called
to assist Dr.. Hanckel in Charlottesville.
The Circuit Court, with Judge Barton
presiding, is to be- held here to-day. No
ca-es Ct importance are on The docket
The corn crop Is poor. Inc weather
is fiue.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

We rarely turn over the pages OF
Northern review or magazine that we
do not come upon some unworthy iiing
or ieer at Mr.. Davis. The dryness ana
heaviness of the Life Of Lincoln now
running in the Century is only relieved
bv the very animated abuse when IL
heaps upon the venerable ex President
Of the ConfcIeracy. IL is not until the
name of that great man is mentioned
that the slightest liveliness penetrate
the plodding wits of the authors. rs
soon. however. as it is. there Is an I'M
mediate indulgence in nervous rhetoric
~ a result Of vehement and concenlia'
ted feelings of dislike.
MFR. Davis can well afford to regard
theso tedious scribbiers with the con
TEMPT they deserve. What more could
he expect from SUCH poisoned sources
But that he should be assailed III In
temperate language by SO distinguished
a foreigner as Lord Wolseley IS a an
fercnt thing His recent reply through
the North american Rericc IN reiui"
lion of the unfounded charges asains
him of the English Adiulant'Gah
eral. is expressed with dignity an
elegance. convincing ciearne'' %
statement. force Of proud but re
strained indignation that enlisis tn'
warmest sympathy ami eXci'es 'n
highest admiration OF the reader
Let Mr.. Davis rest in the full aT'u
rance that in the calm retirement OF III
old age he is an object of venerat'ol
and respect to all true Southern men
and that they resent any UNJUST assam
mon him az an attack upon the peop'
whom he 50 faithfully served IA I'd
most trying period Of their history