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SflErt Nnard.


SdTH ST, 2si wRsT.-sscsnd floor. en- suite or
OH sinEyi nrstclass table appointments; summer
rates
6ETH ST, 40 WEST Large and SIN all rooms with
OO OF without board convenient TO Broadway and
elevated
ERTH ST. POI WEST, near the park.-Elegauuv fur.
OOnshel room. with excellent board, running water
table bOhrdets accommodated
SSTH ST, i44 EAST-Elogant large room, with
w board in small Jewish family terms moderate.
SSTIl ST pol WEST near the Park-Large room,
CO with excellent board.
S2TH ST, sl7 EAST Extra largo back raror; also
10 double and single rooms FIRST class board
q ST ST, lOI EAST corner Park av.-Cooi back par.
" Tor, slrerior board; summer prices German'
american family
kITN ST. 1855 wEsT-Rxcollently furnished rooms;
Vt excellent board; convenient to 9Th and 18th Lsi
Jewish family
0Op ST, I'll wEsT.-LArRo aud small rooms, with
~ board
OOD ST ~ wBST-Pleasant rooms with all con
C~ Neniences, near Park and l. stations desirable
IO1Tu ST.. 2i3 EAsT.-LArgo and small rooms
~ nicely furnished, with or without board also
table board
ID IST ST, los EAsT-LArge. comfortable room
- couple or two gentlemen; substantial board
herra an family; moderate terms
IOSTu 81, lis wEsT-Choico rooms; all conven
lows superior location,
"A MADISON AY-vith board, second moor suites
III other rooms, summer rates; COMMUNICATIVE
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SAW ms FATHER HISS MRS. AAA.
R.,,or, yyby Mr.. Leo and Mrs. WanEor
Rripr Suits for Divorce.

Reasons why Mr. Leo and Mrs. "anEor
Bring Suits for Divorce.
Several witnesses were examined yesterday
nv Justice Bartlett in tho Supreme Court
BROOKLYN, in the case Of Frank j. Leo, VINO IS
soaking a divorce from Emilio l.. Lee on tho
ground OF her intimacy with Moses G.; Wan@or.
sugar broker in Wall street ME- WGn "a hd as
bmahnnd's association with Mrs. Leo, who Is
now living at 2S8 state street, BROOKLYN. IN u
furnished house provided. 1t IS said by the
The witnesses called yesterday included tho
agent Of the state street house. VINO sau ,naI
AND q coal dealer who testified that Wan%or
bought coal for Mrs. Lee private detective
testihed that it was the sugar brokers' custom
Harry r. Wanzor. u son of the co-resrondehl
said he had seen his inther kissing nn9 n hlta
cling Mrs. Lee at lslip IN the summer oi 1000
The trial was not concluded.
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"a ustit
1 in club house; reIsT ,S &C. "Ah'e' Va
81 nan pasomeue ii''' = "
NCW v0DV WATCH QEphIRIMr ri
MLM lUiM rnnNINS ''-,'.''''.'''...'. 500.
MN SPKINn .........,....... !. . soc.
ROOM J. ONE FLiG''i ". u
ANEW MACHINE FOR PRINTING AnyERrlSiNd
~ slTSS,ggs s' ARC MIRO o. Racine Wis
D1IyTEns few nrst class FAINTER. TO 60, short
Hdstam"s frsin the city. Apply alters A. NJ to 'le
west '''u Is man
wanted, lodgings I5c spring Ocds free baths
,rLER or r,n,.ner-wanted a first class rqer or
~ nnishcr TO invest SHUS 10 SMr t !" All comnlmi.
es suST SonddsStS ciixMBEhS box i2 San office
CALEsMEN wanted everywhere for lamp aud gas
- Sanorie2; tneFEsllG H I "Ri(c 20 so Fulton t.
,,rSvvp EMPLOYMENT to active pushing salc.rnon
Sf tSr kntt f fsrsPiTins 'T address
RUSSELL M'Fd co, $40 west '2S'N st. \. y,
CHoEMAEERs wanted on GhdEsns turned GarSs
= sCHEUR RoThsCHlLD' lO' pu""o -"
STohE u ASr1 tT,Is I GS itts Ann onlrs
"1a, 70, ,,,,rs., ,y,,,tp ar,,a
TNvERs Ak PhESS FEERhK ss w any 40 Broomes
- Ih""N' MIL = "',, ,'''
w ing business "ns IN me siSd any bond from 500 to
81 TOO reluired as T. PGr n c OF must SNEAK Ger
n s new nrtcIe 10 the wh"iSsao
trade also man to manage general once q St En-
st L" up p stair H:inN' 49, '' - ...
WANTED AMI agents fo no 1Gh inc IN
both Iepartmcnis guaranteed JAMES MMokInH' S9
BTooEiym.
Sooklndsr TO take SGmpfe sS
book and Gs II G BOX 10 S Sf sun ae
,or ,xrcr, work and for
REGULAR uGaiescsmt iauC mangfa,ar% Ad r.,sr
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At'anttd-Males.

1VHNltu- 4NRhkS'
A GENTS IN EVERY TOWN n THE United STATES
"A to sell homeopathic PANTY MsdciTSsI sfssead
co.. homeopathic ChemistS Pittsburgh, Pa
"A Iatch engraving, can learn Of trade that %Ilpay
d ds" H:i BOX i45o NV VIEW YORK once.
A CHANCE to earn a moderate salary to start with
n and to anichy learn EnsR.r" 1t %i si snn
4 store lO2 East 18TH st
A RTEsIAN WELL DRILLERs ard tool dro+scrs.
EHfiPPy& j. coNLAN, 2,s Market st, Newark, ~.
A BEAT THIS il you can-$4o Prince Albert suits
~ j. SHMERSS S N63 rsSsS Az Sa' Brooky
A MT PERsPIRINR.-wa nted, statesmen a. once; ref
n eTenCeS required, Address
RUSSELL MO 90, MA West l25th st, NY
A pRAuGIIrSMAN wanted wto cNn make .i,- dsr4iIed
roy &ei, New YORK city.
A. STS Mi 2 R u! n s2 41 suit" sro 81 ga
A. s. SO SGX%EhoS 30 FatCas6 Brooklyn
A. saSa . tkMGRo%. 2o2 flaSusn av BfooElyn
pnCHLAYERs AND CARPENTERS to buy one and
two smy GEfes a. poasIA1 Rrfss av ana hroo
iyu last station l., open sunday.
COLLFCTORs-Insur and instalIment coleo.
- tors desiring to aud e eT nf bon nay u nHSfs ss
CIAREIAGE BLACKsMITHs trmmers. and painters
u wanted at WITTY carriage works and stables, 2l5
Wlilougaby 81. BrooElyi "
F. DEFINING 4 co WANT AN EXPERIENCED
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS BUYER. APPLY PER
sONALLY OR BY LETTER, BROADwAf. +Tii Az,
NINTH AND 10TH SITS.
LNNERGETIC Man, about @s who has had some *,
T. perence in taking charge ~ men al WORK, wanted
for an a. city P0iGn ma Dad While learn
inG Apply at store, 80 Union square
TPaEa}4y d Ss9'H e f asEEG
E"""'' "'' G SIDDLEDITCH, % COrandtst st,
ELkCTEOTYPE MOCLDER. wanted by the st. Louis
H Type Foundry, ST Louis, No
INXrERIENCED DECORATORS Gu Christmas novel
II ties, 2ss Broadway
| EREEsroNE CCTTERs-6o good treeSone cutters
eight hours work per day fare ~ Boston refunded 10
- UJjESESiAH GXREw, SO SWEET St. Boston, Mas.
rry 70 sapsT'asadsnS CRosS ArST& olV o0 Kent
/ av., foot Of ClymeT st., Brooklyn.
EIRST.cLAss HALFTQSE PH0ToGRArnERw want.
! cd. HALF TONE box lis sun ONCE
EIRsT LASS eTRIPER and nnishsr on carriage work
wanted Apply Monday Il to |, l,1S, Broadway.
q bko%RISS GaIS WORKS V ta' 'r Monday S' = =
Harness FILTERS and sutchsrs wanted,
| IL jobs MOORE, 81 Warren ST.
| uATTERS Wanted two curriers' On mems stG tclt
IL hats 5I2 "a Az" near i-thst
Pr,1KloCs MAJ Of neat appearance, about 30
6u.in",. aut patd v ne earning Amply 1T tne store
corner ~ av. anu 10th IS
ISTEIIIGGNT e e.se,l' men good appCararc,, ana
Ess'ti i@t6sL
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Country Board It'anted.

WANTED Country board for season for lady and
w child aged 81 state full particulars OF place terms
distance elevation a.. SANDERS 81 Nassau At.
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Grocnpoint, T. K
pntpN.y. spITzER. .as MAHATTAN Av.

BoLEMAN 4 sPITzER, @Ns MAHATTAN AN
A APPRENTICES wanted to learn drsssmasiinE
n whether they sew or nor; taught "uttinS httiIS
srsS and in business themselves mothers and
Catholics invited Ope" 'E fH9k6Ks 0T os %ssp
FIRST CLASS JOB BLANK BooK SEWER; one
sa up wGS nGaS . G %aes but f Sass
"''" "'''' HOOK SEN M, box iao, sun oi'ic".
A LORDS dysng and cleaning 9nees ~ ii3 o IN
"A. av near lctn 81; es 9TH ar aonie 5sin ST.; MfS
f f.t" ~ o me- ' III Us 5tn a." '
NTrrERsrlRlNE will give summer empo0SS ,r.at
"A and goo" kR& ns L Is NF ca g. g: f WET
sslsrANr snlnr cuTTEg %Sn,ed -, Ad1 dr., sce,
R Sasr? 81" ch s9i9'5s''
BE FOLDER VA Az n E2yEhEf Fear F%1'@ '9'y
nrEssMAKEns AND LADIES TO TAKE rnsITI00iN,ES
IL As CGfTEIiS As S0WN As GoMPtTEM;rTr SiN ~
Ak TlIE h HHBSr SnoS GT A6RAffIG M1GME
DECIDED THAT TE T FT,S "a i HAR
M Mt&rs. vi I NiIEn MGHE &4SD crITEks 9TF
s ASH SF!T SE TfIs TAS 6 F I
ESH AFT TEG o Oh FGk
fo"''i aiie5S0wELL CO., 9 West 18th at
DREsSNAKERs and mintners to learn burial robe
~ making '''f FRtIRp LRMBERr 1915 Greene
nRFSSMAKiNG- class waist hands also ap'
eH'o' none but faRF fTTfFs nee
,,,,,,pxcpD ,,,Sns on ,.ath.r cases
L., KiGGINs TOOKER co, I25 William st.
:,,I,I-TE ,,,., for IN. show room; must he a cor.
l. W roCi AZ and have Ind experience Apply EAGLE
CLOAK co, 81 Walker 81
.rurp cr.vTTDS wanted. work given ont Ap.
L ply s WEiNllANDLER is west houston 81.
-C,I,SL SI,:Z Wanted a glider
~ 'ho W. + No : -. ~ 80
| Nins,rwctIon hooE free Add ess COLLEGE HOSPI.
tai, 2'7 West 4sth st
0STRICU FATuBRS-wanted curriers' prepBrers
" ana S,wITs; T"su aEoon y 90 57s Broadway
Iho"hS IL "oo0 =" - 80
NsTRICU FEATIIERS-First.cla curriers', parriers
" and sewers wanted
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.ylats aud apartments 8ruohluu.

40: three minutes to lia!sey st. station. Union Ele
waited Il r II minutes to Broadway ferries; ~ min.
utes TO bridge; rent 81 q per month JOlS W. DOLAN
7ds McDnnough st, near Broadway Brooklyn.
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gOst and found.

EOUND-MAY IS an Irish setter II not claimed in y
A. days will be sold to pay expenses -, 49,,
JAMES OoNNELLH, 4ol West l7th o.
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Business Chances.

GENTLEMAN largely interested in ono Of the finest
"A mining properties Montana VIII soii small III
torSst Full particulars address b. hos l, sun Office
A REPRESENTATIVE WANTED EAST GERMAN
n LAND AND CATTLE COMPANY, san Francisco
CAPITALIsTS and fertilizer manufacturers wishing
" to invest In Florida phosphate lands address
T. SnEELOGK Bay cay, Fl"rlda
INTEREST IN good paying book and Job printing ohice'
i $1,000 Particulars Interview only.
PRINTING box 1877, sun Office
II IvRRY AND BOARDING STABLE lOoNluO feet.
IL brick four stories and basement; hne location;
only few blocks from PARK ACCOMMODATES 60 horses,
elevator tn' coach and hack trade, good hoarders:
six years lease; low ront wli 81" preniser u desired
stock in good condition: right party can lay up 5000
annually. Inquire Or. BAKER, ~ 81. Marks aV"
Brooklyn.
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED MANUFACTnRNor brass
i goods near the city, latest improvements IN ma
cuincry, new patents cheap power and established
luturss 20 be sold because on reasons PERSONA 10 ne
ow.5r Fu particulars BE- oOtHlisd On application
10 room a. n edar IT., Bank of Coamar building
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LHOR SALE-Bloycee. tricyces. all makes and kinda
Il cash or inslalncnts. special offers this week
eAfstss especially send for catalogue and second ham
list wheels repairing lOcr-rs 70 rent: Ouet
evening"; buyers taught free sou ..LbAtl CYCLE
co, Prospect Park Plaza, Brooklyn, branch, l.2lt
Bedford Rv, Brooklyn
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$tora9e.

TIAONEY's STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 9O9 W. l4th Gt
" Established 1880 Boxing, forwarding moving; SE-
poriencOd men exceedingly careful rooms 81 upWAIa
trunks 25c. fTsEhts paid, cash advances
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4tlonuments.

MARBLE AND GRANITE MORRIS, Monuments,
!FI onyx tops. pedestgle &c, A. kLAbEh @Ss TO IA
as, aTth ST. AZ I'd aE elevated station
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ClairroantS.

A MRS. CLARA HOLLBEBACK, world renowned
N r. c!airyoyant can be consulted On all matters
hours stos 22J West 23d St
A CONSULT NINE. GLENPIELD. the gifted lady;
n success and satisfaction; tells everything sos sth
Av. sundays also.
DIR. LORD GOTWOLs. scientific gstrologer, tells
"A all things ruhfully; never fails, by mail 81, Z2j
IVES, 10Th st.
NlISs VINCENT lAto of Boston, celebrated clair.
lNI VoyAnt can be consulted all AFFAIRS 9lV West
TntrEy eighth ST. Receives Sunday.
NINE pAEPORTH. trance clAirvoyant and magne Ito
M physician; satisfaction gwen, best references.
No liza West 10Th 81
NToLL SISTERS ClairyoyHn; superior mt for
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VNHE COLUMBUS FLATS New elegantly deco.
Il rated: six rooms and bath; 81 up. 50 East lUOth
At, near Madison aY
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TINO LRT-EleRant gle fiat block Mount Morris
Park all improvements rooms; bath; pantry. M
East 10th IT.
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| GOD ST I'll CORNER BROA DwAY. Private family
| Do will let two lovely outside rooms reasohsoe'
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I.DD ST 253 wESTLarRe nicely turnsheh nteHssnnt
He'd front room. bath, all conVehiehoes' PtNa'o iNur
,i,,. reasonable
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tsTu ST, S2I wEsT-Front paror. handsomely tur
I'D nised sngly or en- suite also hanus some AZ
inent and kiJchen light Housekeeping Tor caterer ''F
nelEhburhood.
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l0p ST ei2 wEST-vory central; handsomely fur
4tS nlshed rooms large aud small; references .
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AND ST. 32s EAsT.-A neatly furnished front too"
AZ for two gentlemen or ladies' prNatolAm"y
,.1D ST 90 wEsT-LarEe handsomely furnished,
e ,sn ali ooIns hot and cold wafer, all conyen'
itnces. central location; terms reasonable
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Purchase aud Gxfliange.

SINGLE BOOKS and whole libraries bought At hiEh.
y est prices In K DAYIss BOOK EXCHANGE, -6S
West lAth II.
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A N UNUSUAL BARGAlS.-On account of going to
n Europe excellent upright piano most elegant
made to order; parior BEDROOM aud leather dining
room furniture, mirrors, pictures hair mattresses
be sold at once also evenings private house. 100
Eaat at
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z Atm ST, PSI wRsT-second noor en- suite or
O4 snEly; 6rstcass table appointments; summer
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A $500 UPRIGHT CABINET grand makers name
"A cast in plate: all latest improvements: Will take
$50 cash If sold this week sell, leaving city
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EIST ST i2s EAST.-lu private house, furnishes
- parlor and hall room to let to gentlemen only.
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st'auttd-Mlales.

TyTH1ttcENT, BRIGHT YOUNG MAN to attend door
i In club house; references WAhteu 10 "es' -''
Al hall baseme mt from IL TO =
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f. J. DEFINING 4 co, WANT AN EXPERIENCED
NOTION AND FANCY GOODS BUYER APPLY PER
SUNALIY OR BY LETTER BROADWAY +TH AY"
NINTH And 10TH SITS.
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Amsllins alousss ae'sntsd.

IYrANTEDA floors OF Ave rooms in private house or
w single fat between AID and I'D sts east west
hy family Of four adults r. L., box III Sun orlcc.
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INTEREST In good paying book and obprntrs office
$1,000 Particulars Interview only. -
pKINTIhG box l2I, sun ONCE
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CAPITALISTS and fertilizer Manufacturers wisihn'
" 10 Invest in Florida phosphate lands address
7 SnEkLOEK. nav NLlN. FlDrIla
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-10-21

GERS on the Iron Cliff, lying just above
the ferry landing, saw man rush fran
tically down the river bank and into the
water. a boat was Immediately sent
out and the man rescued just as he was
sinking the third time. He was a
stranger in in the city. and was taken
to his room at the Ruffner.
j. B. Whitehead is his name, and he
is sort of pension agent from Wash
tngtOn. He has been here about ten
days, during which time he has BEEN
drinking some, and he seems to have be-
come respondent. Yesterday after
noon he asked Clerk John Peyton, of
the Hotel Ruffner, if he had done any
harm to any one, and said that the boys
had threatened to run him out of town.
Not long after that he made the attempt
on his life
He seemed to have an idea that some
one was after him, and had TO be closely
watched in his room. He wanted To
jump out of the window, and while an
attendant was closing the window he
ran out of the door and caused conster-
nation in the hotel Office by running
through it, clad only in his abbreviated
shirt. He was taken back, and under
the care of DR.. Ewing was soon resting
quietly"
The operations of the coloniZers an
pear to have been brought to II stand
still and it remains to be seen whether
IN the face of the World'S complete OK
posture of this unprecedented political
intrigue Senator Quay and his colleagues
In the chief councils of the Republican
party will be able to carry out their
scheme of Africanizing three sovereign
States.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-10-21

II anybody tells you that the price OF su-
gar and tea and coffee viii be increased be-
cause of the new tariff legislation, you will
know that he is either not posted or he is
him to the tarf bill itself He viii find
that these articles are on the free list
Pdrkersbur0 State Journal.
If they were on the dutiable list the
price would go up in proportion TO the
amount of duty. Yet the Journal sings
on in the Republican chorus that the
tariff is not tax.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-10-21
NJ. Mob. LINDSEY,
1713 g street, n. w
GOOD CITIZENS ARE .sAFE."

GOOD CITIZENS AIfE SAFE.
Two or three weeks after writing the
above letter, Lindsey finally summoned
Whitehead to Washington and proceeded
to instruct him in the details of the COM
ing campaign in West Virginia. He pro-
Vided Whitehead with number of let
tiers of introduction, of which the fol-
lowing addressed to Representative
Cooper, is a fair sample:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 12, 1890.
Hon. John Cooper, BTdnIlUeLL, W. va.
DEAR SIR: l wrote You some time
ago at the request of George w. At
kinson, of your State, which you will
doubtless remember, in relation TO an
enterprise in which 1 feel great inter
est. want homes and employment for
1908 colored laborers in your State who
will make good citizens and safe voters.
This will introduce you to my friend
and co-worker in the enterprise, Mr.. j.
b. Whitehead, of North Carolina. He
is perfectly reliable and trustworthy.
You can talk freely and unreservedly
with him. He has in his possession
letters from some of our most
prominent men which he will show you
and which will fully explain to you the
nature and character and purpose of our
work.
Mr.. Atkinson tells me he thinks you
will cooperate with us in the work, and
if you and our friends in your State will
do so will vouch that there shall be no
contest over the result of the election
in your State in 1892
Any assistance you may render Mr..
Whitehead that will be of service to him
IN the prosecution of his work will be
highly appreciated by me and the
friends of the enterprise here.
have given Mr.. Whitehead letters
similar to this to Mr.. j. D. Hewett, Col.
]. S. Mclean and w. S. Edwards, of
your State, all of whom 1 sincerely hope
will cooperate with us in the good work
Yours very respectfully,
D. Med. LINDSEY.
sent you letter of introduction
some weeks ago from Mr.. Atkinson.
LINDSEY GETS ANXIOUS
About the 18th of September White
head arrived at Charleston, w. Va, and
went to work with zeal worthy of a
better cause. Lindsey was evidently
very anxious for the success of his
scheme, and ON the 10th of September
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-10-21
give you n1y address in nay net letter.

give you my address in my next letter.
oUAY's ENDORSEMENT.
Senator Quay was at Beaver when he
received Lindsey's first letter, addressed
to him at the suggestion of Edward Nc
Pherson. In reply Senator Quay wrote
as follows:
BEAVER G. H., BEAVER Co., PA,
May 81, 1889.
DEAR SIR have your letter which
impresses me favorably, and l will, at
the first opportunity, submit your prop
osition to our Committee. Col. Dudley
and Vice Chairman Clarkson are near
you. Have the kindness to commune
cate with them at once in relation to de-
tails. 1 expect to be in Washing ton
within ten days and will be glad to see
you. Yours truly, NJ. S. QUAY.
ID. Med. Lindsey, Washington, ID. c..
Under date of August 10 Lindsey adj
dressed letter to Senator Quay asking
for an order ON the Republican National
Committee for funds with which to be-
gin his undertaking. The Senator re-
piled as follows:
UNITED STATES SENATE,
BEAVER, PA, s-29-s9.
ID. Med. Lindsey, Esq, No. 444 lei Street,
N. W., WASHINGTON, ID. C.
DDAR SIR have your letter of the
10th inst, and have forwarded it to
Mr.. Garrison with an Endorsement such
as you suggest. Yours truly,
NJ. S. QUAY.
A few days later the Senator wrote
Lindsey that there were no funds on
hand upon which to draw. He says:
UNITED STATES SENATE,
BEAVER, PA, S-29-S9.
ID. Med. Lindsey, Esq, No. 444 ''H.'' N.
W., Washington, ID. @.
MY DEAR SIR:-All the letters here
tofore received from you have been sent
either to Clarkson or Gen. Dudley. In
reply to a request that he should give
you $1,000 to commence your work,
Gen Dudley informs me that the treas
ury of the National Committee is empty,
that he has been compelled to advance
$16S from his private funds to meet
Overdraft. In this condition of affairs 1
am not able to help you. am perfectly
willing to give my time to the cause,
but cannot afford to pay the expenses
of the Committee. Yours truly,
M. S. QUAY.
Senator Quay was not the only Re
publican of National reputation who
had Endorsed Lindsey's scheme in
black and white. United States Treas
urer Huston had given it his formal
approval before the plan had been
preached to Senator Quay. Huston's
letter will be read with peculiar inter
est by the President and Attorney
General Miller. Mr.. Huston SAYS:
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., May 6, 1889.
Hon. Mod. LINDSEY,
DEAR SIR: am in receipt of your
note dated May 3. L regret that Mr..
Miller could not have given Won the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-10-21
ANOTHER EXPRESSION FROM sENA-
TOR PLUMB.

SENATOR PREsroN Il. PLUMB, tRe-
publican,) of Kansas, has written the
following letter to prominent manu-
facturer of Germantown, Pa, in re-
Spouse to query. We find it in the
columns of the Philadelphia Press, Il
high tariff and subsidized organ
of the administration, and partly
from wonder that the Press would
be fair enough to It's readers to publish
an honest statement from u tariff re-
former, and partly because the letter is
a remarkably good yhihg we reproduce IL
in full. Senator PLUME is Republican
and has, therefore, fought the Mckinley
tniquity in the United States Senate.
not for political reasons, but from Il con
viction that it is an outrage on the peo-
pie. Here is PrUsB's letter aud expla-
nation of his course:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-10-21
ATrEMPTED SUICIDE.

Imagining Himself Hunted, Man Goes
Into the River
About o'clock last evening the Off
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-10-21
THEY COULD FRY SOME FAT.

Though Gen. Dudley had informed
Senator Quay that there were no funds
upon which Lindsey might draw inn
mediately for the purpose of carrying
out his colonization scheme, the
shrewd manager of the Republican
National Committee concluded that
but little money would be required
that could not be obtained from the
manufacturers and others who needed
laborers. He was heartily in favor of
the scheme to which he had given his
Endorsement, and under date of Sept.
4, 1899, he addressed the following let
ter to Lindsey: