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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
MR. SHERMAN'S ANTI TRUST BILL.
ALL OBJECTIONS TO THE FORMER BILL, Or THE
GROUND or UNCONsTITCTIONALITY, BE-
LIEvED TO HAVE BEEN NET.

IIEvLD TO HAVE BEEN MET.
Washington March ls.-Mr sherman. from the
senate Committee on Finance. reported to-day the
following substitute for hi, Anti Trust bill In the
shape presented today. Mr. sherman thinks he has
met and overcome all objections TO tie measure on inc
.r,uud Of unconstltutionalty. The members Of the
committee the right TO express their op'hloh
u the bill when It comes up FOR consid Iteration.
The substitute provides that all arrangements con
tracts. agreements. trusts. combinations between
two or more citizens corporations. or both. OF di
f,rcnt states or between two ~ more citizens or cor
poraton- or both. Of the United states ana foreign
states or citizens corporations thereof maze VIII
A view or which tend to prevent full and free oohpe
,tom In the importation. SQoriaton. or sale oi
articles imported into the United states or With a
view. or which tend 10 prevent. fnl and free compe
tton I'm article, of growth. production, or manu-
fac,urc Of any state Territory OF the United >iatc'
with similar articles If the growth, production %
manufacture Of any other state or Territory or IN
The transportation sale Of like articles The iroi"c
ton " any state Territory Of the ln!tcd S'"">.
into or within any other state or Territory ot
t,e United states, and all arran scmcns. trusts or
combination, between such citizen, corporations.
made with a view which tend TO advance the coz.
to the consumer Of any such articles. are Hereby dc
clarcd hc against public policy nnawili nnn Nou,
And The Circuit Court Of the United states shall nave
orr -ual jurisdiction OF all suits oi ,iNIl NATURE ~
common law in equity. arising under ths sc,tlOn
proper aln IL, , And iic several pi>trlc Attcr.
nov, are hereby directed. In The name 81 thc nled
state, ~ begin and prosecute all eases to final adluds
" Section That any person or corporation injured
or damaged BY such arrangement contract. aei,'c.
meut, trust or continuation defined IN Inc mrs' S1r'
The United states Of competent jurisdiction. without
rcspcci TO the amount involved. OF any person. or
re,rnor,tton a pariv To a combination described IN the
nr, ,ccon Of mi, act. twice the amount Of damages
sustained and cost, OF the suit together with
rc,s onahlc attorneys fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
AMENDING TlIE INTESTINE COMMENCE ACT

AMENDING TIE INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT
Washington, March Ex-senator CnllOm To day in
,rocuced "A bill 10 amend section l. OF the Interstate
Commerce Act. = to provide that the Commission
shall have authority to inquire into the management
Of the business o; all common carriers. and shall
keep Itself Informed to the method In which the
same Is conducted, upon the request Of the 'ommi,
sion the district attorney 10 whom 1t may apply mas
prosecute under the direction % the Attorney General
all necessary proceedings for the enforcement Of the
provisions OF The law and for the punishment If its
piolators. The Commission shall have power 10 re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
THE ADMINISTRATIVE CUSTOM, BILL.

Washington. March ls.-Thc senate Committee on
vaancc spent several hours 10 day considering the
report OF the subcommittee ON tn" Mckinley Admin
l-;raivc Customs bill The amendment desired by
the importers. and recommended by the subcommittee
that the comts shall be authorized on appeal f.om
the appraiser action to pass upon questions OF fact
as well a. questions of law. was adopted. The more
important amendments recommended by the sub-cOm
mitce vet remaining to be considered, are those
relative II the warcholsing features OF the bill
Another meeting Will be held TO MORROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
INCREASING APPRAISER COOPER, FORCE

Washington. March 1-.-Acting stary Batchel-
Ter to-day appointed the following examiners in the
appraiser, Department a, New York: Ernest J.
chapman. Henry W. Hudd Charles C.. Brown. VIII.
i'm Il. Davis Zach Jcison. Frederick 4 .Iussell,
George =. Irucn. Jane, l.. Iliyer. \ number OF
lborcr> ana messengers were also appointed In the
Appraisers Office ana several detectives In the Col.
lc, tor's Office William lor.ch was appointed a
ookhcvp'r and Henry H. Brown. clerk OF class ..
la the latter Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
10 EEroNr TIE HUDSON RIVER REIDGE BILL.

To REPORT THE HUDSON RIVER BRIDGE BILL.
Washington. March 1-.-Thc Mc\dop bill. author1
ing the TRACTION ~ suspension bridge across the
Hudson River At New York city. has been hnalN
pa upon by the House Committee Commerce. amt
ordered 4, be iavOriby reported 90 the House. \
few amendments were made IN the BILL allowing the
interstate Commission (, ~ the percentage, Of avn
dcnd. tiil may be paid up,n the capt. Al stock Of the
bridge COMPANY. and liking the MINIMUM ncrht OF
The bridge 1873 feet in the case u ti' IIpoNn
ltrl1cc. with - plpVl-p that the secretary ot War
NAV hereafter Increase the requirement in this respect
10 | f. feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
rorRTucLAss rosrMAsrEEs APPOINTED.

Washington. March lS-Fourth class postmasters
were to-day appointed a. follows
Pennsylvania. F. Keller. Trbley; o. Klngen.
smith. West Greenwood
New Jerseys. :. Denton, Vernon
New lorh-C. HctZ. Pennington, J. r. Newhall.
Lincoln. J. ID. raiit. stanley.
Connccticut-I A. Brown. Gales Ferry; j. V.
Bissell. North Wcschester. T.. r.. Ashley, Planfed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

II does seem rather strange, IL must DE confessed,
that In some states I'm which, "A rule the accession,
Of pDpuatlon from immigration. whether foreign or
interstate. smalland Ia which, consequently, the
the whole population must be a constant ratio the
proportion Of qualified voters should be 50 much
smaller Than IL Is IN some other states. IN Of
which also the population Is not sensiby affected by
immigration while IN other, great and sudden nuctua
lions due 10 that cause fcrnaps the new census
NAV throw light this matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
ASKING MR. wANAMAKER For INFORMATION.

Washington. March ls.-ln the House to-day MY.
Norton of Missouri. offered for reference resolution
reciting that 1t /, reported that the postmasterCcu
cral has been employ postoce inspectors and special
agents IN investigating the claims of Republican appl
cants for appointment as p0stmascrs. and has been
paving for such ont Of the public funds de-
caring that such practices contrary To the law Of
the land and subvc,ivc Of good government and call
Ing the Postmaster General for statement a 10
what posoice inspector, and special agents have been
employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
FOR rATRoLLixG NEW YORK HARBoE.

Washington. March i7.-sccretay Proctor today
approve the recommendation Of Captain w. \. hrA
land United states Navy. supervisor Of New lort
Iiarhor. for the expenditure of sum not exceeding
800 per month for the hire oi tueboat and launches
for night service patrolnc the harbor during The
months Of March, APRIL May and June. for the purpose
Of preventing any injuror, obstructive deposits In
the hsrbOr. Captain Kirkland ha, been instructed -
submit "A project for obtaining the necessary phtr"
loat for this either by purchase OF by building
hcu a may ice deemed for the best Interest OF tho
Governments The corcary gnidcd In TN matter
v IN. recommendations OF General Casey, chef OF
engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washin ston. March l.. The bonds offered today
aggregated 1887 600. follows
Registered i>-SlOO.0OO. III 900. $4,000. rs 900,
100000, 500. 81 900. $4,000. 100000 AT loJ.
Coupon is 1900 AZ 12.,.
Registered / 2s-s5.oO0. $500 at 1903 Il.
All the offers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

ADVoC ATlNG THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH PLAN.
Washington. March IT, Edward ED.cwaier. Editor
III ilr Omaha licc ard practical ;rl"snphcr. W.
before the House Committee Pc ,tOiUce, and Pc
road. 80 day. aud made argument IN behalf Of th'
establishment of postal telegraph Mr.. Roscwat''
said hc had been for years manager Of the We.
en- Union Telegraph Company, at Omaha lie cane.
nos 10 advocate rircular bill. nor o anita ,oni.
any particular tclcriAph company. Mr. Roscwa'cr
devoted considerable time to discussion Of the manner
in which, he alleged. the telegraph companies manlpu
lated the wires during the TO the disadvantage
and injury Of the Government. lie also made state,
mcnts concerning the workings OF the Pacific Tclc-
graph companies. that had been aided by the Govern
n,cnt to show their arbitrary power without general
Governmental regulation. lie presented figure, show
ing the cNpcn and profits given vire and SAID
he thought a Ten fifteen cent rate for messages ought
To bee rrinuucrativc. Mr.. Ko>cwatcr advocated tho
p.opuson that the Government bay up all the tcc-
raph lines, then advertise Os proposals 10 have "A
private corporation opera" the postal telegraph system
under the control oi the Government.
Chairman nghan laid before the committee a letter
from nr. Green and General Eckcrt. -; the Western
MON COMPANY. In which they the Executive Com
NIT e. hal instructed them 70 inYt, thc committee
or 81 many may bc able 81 accept. and especially
the committee. 10 visit the company, headuunrers
and principal Ohcc- In New Work, And examine their
general operations and multiple and automatic sy.tcns
Ia daily u'c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
er.,s, O., ne noa John Jso on M" s SEE RAE Four
r. LAUNCH 4 FrNIGA1ING STEAMER.

Washington. March le.-Thc new Marine Hospital
service fumicatrl. steamer pa>tcur Will bc launched
10 morrow from the Pussy 4 Jones ,hipYad. al VII.
minsi"n. Diet. -hc will De put ilto service a, soon
completed. and VIII be- permanently stationed At the
Delaware BIclAwatcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

on Governors Island New York, for the erection OF
buildings for the accommodation Of Immigrant who
are now landed at Castle Garden. Attached 10 inc
resolution j., proviso that II shall not pass title but
ownership 81 the ground shall rcnain in the unitcn
states, and that II shall be subject To military uses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

been afflicted for twenty years with an oos'''A''
skin ~ called by NJ DIS Psoriasis ana o"ef'
LelroNi, commencing scalp; and IN spite Oh al
could do with the help OF the kfu doctors ~ SLOWLY
but surely extended until year this winter IL co'ereu
entire person In the dry scales For the iast
three have been unable do any labor ana suffer-
Ing intensely all the time Every morning there could DC
nearly dustranfu Of scales taken from the sheet on my
bed OF them half large the envelope containing
this letter In the latter OF winter skin commenced
cracking OPEN tried everything, almost that could be
thought Of without any relief. The 18th Of juno saitsd
West, in hopes could the Hot Springs. reached
Detroit and low thought should have to 90 to
the hospital but finally far Lansing, Mch where
had sister living. One DR.. treated me about two
weeks but did me good All thought had but short
time live. earnestly prayed to die. Cracked through
tho skin all my back. ribs arms. hands,
limbs fee, badly swollen tocnails came OIL hngernaiis
dead and hard bone hair dead dry, and eess as Old
straw. 0 my God how I did suffer.
My sister, Mrs. l.. H. Davis a small part Of box OF
CUTICURA in the house She wouldn't give up; said.
1--WE will try CUTICuRA." Some applied one
hand and Eureka. there rclicf stop
ped the terrible burning sensation from the
word 60 They Immediately got the RE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

ouIrc by subpoena the attendance ana testiiods VI
witnesses and the production of all books, papers,
tariffs contracts and documents relating to any matter
under investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
Cuticura Remedies

Words scarcely do justice TO the esteem in which
great blood purifiers, and greatest OF
remedies held by the thousands thousands
have found the only Of immediate relief
and OF speedy permanent and economical cure OF skin,
scalp which have rendered life almost
unendurablc.
CUTICCRA. the great skin euro, instantly alays the
agoDizlng itching and inflammation clears the skin
scalp every disease heals ulcers and
removes cIusts and scales the hair. CrTI
CURA SOAP the greatest OF skin purifiers and beaucrs
f. pcnsabe in treating skin diseases and baby humors
II produces whitest cesrest skin and soest hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

lottery drawing would be permitted there; that tho
persons among the Chcctaws attempting to engage
In scc proceedings would be considered detrimental
10 the peace and welfare Of the Indians ana that such
persons would be dealt with under the law accordingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
FNonlNG THE GOVERNORS ISLAND SITE

TNNNITNU HE N''V tKNVK'N TNLNND SITE
Washington. March l--rhc House Committee on
Military Affairs today authorized Mr. >pinoll report
favoraby his resolution authorizing the Secretary Of
the Treasury TO take possession of Fort Jay commonly
known Fort Columbus, and fifteen acres Of ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

\ CONTESTED ELECTION CASE HEARD.
Washington March ls.-The House Committee on
Elections to-day heard argument In the contested
election 0f Hill agt. Catchngs, from MISSISSIPPI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

But suppose we feel compelled 70 admi. that
the sea is in no sense a mare clausum, and that
Vattels assertion OF q right 10 fisheries made ont
by long-continued and conceded possession is Ill
founded. Does case fall with those adns-
sions? We think not. 1t is undoubtedly the
law that the contents of the high seas are pub
lie property. but the reason Of that law is that
such contents. commonly called fish, exist every
where and are inexhaustbc. In other words. 1t
is physically impossible TO make private property
of them, nor can any nations draft upon the
supply materially affect its abundance. But these
reasons do not apply to the seal, and where the
reason of the law fails the law ceases Since ii
is the fact that national territory consists Of wa
ter as we'll of land; and since. in the language
of Chancellor Kent, the dominion OF the SOY
ercign of the shore over the contiguous sea cX-
tends as far as is requisite for his safety and for
some lawful end" and since. according to all
authorities a nation may appropriate TO herself
those things of which the free and common use
would be prcjudcial to her interests and danger
Gus to her peace and safety, which. as Va'tel
says. is second reason why governments OK
tend their dominion over the along their
coasts as far as they are able TO protect their
richts"-since these principles are avowcd by all
nations and are necessary TO national integrity
everywhere the United States is able TO make
another argument TO support her claims in Bchrins
Sea.
Seal are pure amphibians They require a
home on the land TO which they resort every
year for the purpose of breeding and shedding
their robes. They spend about two months on
the land and the rest of the year in the water.
From time immcmorial the Pribilof Islands have
hcen the home Of a large herd. Cnrceulated
hunting has gradually destroyed all the fur seal,
so plentiful fifty years ago excepting a very
small band that frequent the Lobos Islands, in the
mouth Of the River Plate, in South America, a
band somewhat larger that make their home in
the Kormandorski Islands, within Russia's half of
Behring Sea, and the great Prblof herd. cnder
our protection. Tie United States owns the Pribi-
lof Islands They are part Of our Alaskan pos
sessions.
IL is not denied by Great Britain that the
methods Of scal-taking which have been pursued
SO extensively by her Canadian subjects in Behr-
ing Sea, against our protests and in spite of our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
Cured by cuticura

SOLVENT, CUTICURA and SOAP. l commenced
by taking one tablespoonful Ct REsOLVENr thrco
times day, after meals had a day, wa,er
about blood heat used CUTICURA SOAP freely applied
CUTICUKA morning and evening Result: Returned
my home In Just six weeks the time left,
my skin as smooth IS this sheet If apper
HIRAM L.. CARPENTER
Henderson. Jefferson Co.. ". r.
before this nineteenth day Of January $780,
A. NJ. LEfFINGwELL,
Justice Of the Peace
We hereby certify that acquainted with the
aforesaid Hiram l.. Carpenter, and know his condition
to have been stated. We believe his statement
to be in every particular
J.. b. SIMMONS & son, Merchants Henderson,
q. A. THOMPSON, Merchant Henderson, y. Y.
A. A. DAVIS Henderson, y. Y.
MILLAKD T.. JOINER Merchant Henderson, n. Y.
JOHN CARPENTER, Henderson, ~ y.
A. NJ. JEFFINGwELL, Attorney and Counsellor.as
Law, Henderson, y. Y.
In answer OF Jan. 81, 1890, have To
and have good health for the several yea
that have passed since / first used your CUTICCRA
REMEDIES. / believe there is no remedy or medicine
prepared that Will compare with them for the relief and
cure OF obstinate skin diseases
II. f. CARPENTER
Henderson, Jefferson Co.. N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19
ScaIy Psoriasis 20 Years


om. ~. Ios n.
a fearful
cursa air week. b.
pcman dteJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

free from pimple, spot bemish. CUTlCURA RESOLr
VENT. the blood and skin purifier and greatest Of
remediv, clcanses the blood OF all impurities and
roisono elements, thus The CAUSE. Hence
the CLIICURA REMEDIES cure every species Of
agonzug. humiliatng itchng. buri.ing, scaly, and
pimpy diseases Of the skin, scalp and blood with loss
all hmors ploche-, .rupions, SORES scales ana
crusts simple scrofuor contagious, when tha
best ply slcians all other remedies fail
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-19

M NIPPLES blsckeads red rough chappcd and oily skin
ri wi prevented by CCTICt RA SOAP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

al the next election bc turned over 20 4
long lease of Democratic rule as sure rs
NIGHT follows das, and not all the
Quavs and Harrisous in the world can pre-
vent 10. The last election was carried by
playing on the fears Of Northern men IN
connection with the tariff
That can't bc done again. and no other
Democratic successes are 10 be enhanced
bv plavinc on the fears of the North that
II hands are rot kept ofl the South dollars
win Doe lost 20 the people of the North.
There is no sentiment, no patriotism. no
love of Justice intcrmiNed with the love OF
the dollar in the Northern people, and by
this sign the Republican party is doomed
Here are facts which the North would
DO well 20 consider fully. We do not
believe with Gen. SYrHEK. that it
was "thc dirty but almighty
dollar alone that changed North
ern sentiment and compelled a ccssa-
ton Of federal Interference in South
ern elections. 10 was Northern decency
and good sense. But. nevertheless, the
passage of another force bill must be
disastrous 90 the business relations of
the North and the South, which have
grown very intimate, and in which
politics and Scctionalism now play no
part. Il can not bee otherwise.
When the South starts m TO ex-
press its resentment il does NOT do 10 Boy
halves and the effect Of a revival of
sectional strife will first be felt by the
North in the region of its pocketbook.
Aside from considerations OF justice
and patriotism. would it not be we'll for
the North TO think twice before permit
ting the desperate and reckless Repub-
lican gamblers in Congress TO perpetrate
this outrage, which is their last card?
The utter impracticability Of federal i'm
tericrcncc ia Southern elections has
been definitely shown and tine question
decided long ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
An OLD cAErEr-nAGGEE's OPINION

90. -. .....,....s. nur~rnN-
N VI" ''''' T.
Gen. J- HALE S'r''h'' One '' '''' '''
carpet-oas brigade an 'N'''"s .''''''.'
from Louisiana and thorough "'p"o-
ucau. has been talking cntertaininsiE ''
.t... vv..-if,..t,,, ,orr.Spoudcut of the
t.s...,..f ti,.
Pff,hiuV bspii'h ON iu' ~''i''' '' GOV
Federal Elections bin.
...f ,L,+ C,n
10 must NOT "' sup
S,rtrtls has amy love for thc south. ur
r... ,b,,.. tho
any CONSCIENTIOUS
force bin. No. indeed. Tor Dee believes ODD
,,.r.... .,....,...,.-. ;.l..,. and to rSe his
Ola lNNh Nl"' ENN '"'"
own language, would nave Wlp'U "u'
S.s,.. lines. r,,.l ,.rt.rn the whole Confed-
i...,., tl,.,,
cracy INTO territories """ nv ~
territories until tine last man OF the
Generation of tine war was dead or had
r..,,,,.i in s1rkcloth and ashes" Ne.
e.. S,rtrr bases his
'""''"' ,1
opinion that the force anu ''"""
r.tr ,.nl h. "a farce and dead
,....,,,..ls
letter from Che start. on ''u'i A''"'''''
,..,,,.l,- Northeru love Tor the Southern
,.,.,.,,,.,. 3D.. 5isgu.t,,i and
uoii"I' ''''- '''-''
Is cNccodiuglN plain ana out>poN'" '"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
INACTIVITY IN TmE IRON TRADE.
Many Mil!s Closed. Rut the Steel-Rail
Market Is stronger.

PIrrsBrRc. July 2l.-Prices in raw and
pig iron have not materially changed from
those quoted month ago. The trade IS
now at the lowest point for the year. owing
10 the shutting down of number Of mills
for labor troubles or various other causes.
There is little change in manufactured
iron. Prices are low, but manufacturers
look for an advance early in the Autumn.
Structural iron, especially bridge material,
is in strong request at firm figures.
The demand for wrought iron pipe is in
excess of the supply. Prices are firm and
unchanged. The steel rail market is
stronger. with the outlook favorable FOR an
advance on all deliveries after September
Merchant steel continues active and firm.
General business continues good and its
vnlnne is nnprecedented for the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
PROPOSALS
Notice 10 Contractors.

GEALLD PROPOSALS FOR BUILD
- Stone l;rii-.nt.r Wheeling trrrk. .f
strDcf. ~ her.in-. IS 81. 1000 rr r'r'tfiaI
Office Di thr Cifs tl.r,. 80 booking. N. va.
l2M.. NONDAl.JrLl s,'h $50
Forms of proposal. -p"rif-afnn- ani pIH'
ni- go the office 90 thr Gity Engineer
GENERAL DIMENSIONS.
Srgmental arch l5s. feet. span. 81 f.f
depth NJ Boy. o. feet. Of springer. o. f.rf
~ 1ridg". ~ feet. The bridge Wl.l contain
gt'p cubic 4nrl. OF masonry.
Responsible security in the amount on.
twenty thousand dollur-I wIl be-. -...
ihe faithful Performance Of fhr confr...t
The right b. reserved tp reject any OBJ
not deemed advantageous tn fhr cifr. Or
fo Boo addressed fl Thu.. D. Thnurr CIf,,
IS. Na.. aud marked. .Propo,
Stone Bridge.
B.I- Wiil al-l lr received f.r 20 LriI.
wide. SD rflrr limcn- fh, -ame
O. T. UOGE
tq.ll Cify Lngin'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

so.3iG. The names of several other
relative, of the President, also appear
ON several OF the deeds filed.
These facts carry their own comment.
This is good time for the American
people to blush.