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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-29


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nrcnrnrn NOE.rGAGES.

Brennan + t,r 4 70 S,lena Simpson and ano, 3Oth
81 Of 2d-atr. vcar-. - GOO.
Carson N'rrearei g. Il, the y. Y. Wakefield Co.operd
tl.c Dui,cirg and Loan A--ociaton, N77th-st ~
tasor John ara VII. 10 LILY " Churchill ct al n =
lp5..,--. ~ 81 80 ave. p rn1f-. ~2l, 600.
S,ne 10 icu, Bca/iscF, '.u"t''' cie, same property
s.,. to f~rorh w.te,vet uustee. etc. same prop
sa1. 'o tse Wesleyan University. same properly. 3
COOS, f,o,re II, q al. to Jane Patterson, 80 AS
.Iiud- oist. NaTs. &c 600. -, ,..., s,..
Cro"iey Mihal ara Nc to the Ciz' rs 900 SAVING
DAN Ds,.d % james =. Dci ehcV, Il i5d7t'
Dufant Aelos 70 AiI,l1m II fcIcht"anRcr, s
72d.st o o ith-aNc ) year. $1,000
8.th-st Of .d-aNc. S,als t1,OOO ,-.,1.. ~ 1oo
FleitncI. Jacob and wife. 10 August Iheleit NO l"V
CDlIslAa-st, ] S2.pOD. . .
toodinsu. Louis. and wife n LYMAN Schuitzen. n =
J,.anccf.st, VI hcec-s, and other prop mos morris
ave and Gouvcneur Place. 3 yrs. - 800
Herman. Henry : 20 Frederick J MlddlfDf0oH' :
Hamilton ~. Of it.d 81. ~ - 900 ,,,a.,,,o.,
o. IiylngtOn-st. . W., ~ 600.
Klein Rcnrdict 4. 70 the Educational Alliance. n 5
lth.st. n loth-st ~, $40 600.
Kinney, James u. to Jacob Van Vcchtcn OlcOtt, n s
2f,t-~t q broadway yrs. so 600. 49, ,,,
: j:,G-ft . 81 1ith.avc. demand. $4,000.
10 EDWARD !. johnson, 53d-s,, OF 1ith-ave,
'Xfniaii Ch,rlc, " to Adam Gcbhaidt S 137thst
Moore Alexander. 70 Laura Hcgeman ct al. n 50h-
-. 20 stl-avc W, 80 600.
O'Nlcara Patrick Is. 70 Frederick G Lcubuschcr, n
C9i.st " n .d-as' ". 1890.
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Real Gstaie.
The old and approved methods of title
examination.
q.

A man OF means who had tired Of the town moved his
residence to the upper end Of Manhattan Island. lie
boucht largely land about him and induced some
~ his friends to buy plots OF him and build upon them
The titles had been examined many times, by lawyers
Of the highest eput but he began to have trouble
in selling unless he bought releases from certain man
who was supposed to have interest in an old road
that had through his tract These releases were
cheap. however and were no great burden 70 him.
After warranty deeds had passed into the hands OF
many of his friends he astonished to learn that his
title defective and that another family had an
interest this road and measured its value by thousands
Of dollars where the other had claimed hundreds
rcbccd this additional evidence OF his DEFENCE
less position under the trnc-honored methods of title ex
animation but saw ncighbo pay s. 900 FOR releases
another So 500 and smaller and couraeeousy
asked price for release Of all that he owned and all
that he his friends and paid It, out OF his
own pocket. SO 900.
He now believes in title insurance.
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REAL ESTATE.
RIrsINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

rbere yeas large attendance at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday and most Of the property offered
sold we'll No. Watts-st., the northeast corner
of ashngton st. is five story and cellar brick fat
Nth store and lot 2Ox56.3. 1t yields rental OF
CD 500 a year and sold to Henry Davis for S24,Ooo
M -O7 East F1fthst., three story and cellar brick
dwelling with two-story brick extension ana 10.
aOxV7 IS leased TO May next az 81 900 year. Inc
hiddinr from SIS 900 to I'll 80 DAVID NoOd was
tho buyer No. l3i East Twenty ninti-st, near Len
inron threestory high Stoop brownstone h9n,e
w AS West twenty -iourth-st. offered by order
Of the executors OF Margaretta Barney Inc properS
consists OF three story stO0p brick uWclilS anu
lot 2O.1ox9s0, and sold for $1,000 to Emil st9rk &,
There was much competition for vacant io's III
Riverside Drive onehundITa ~ th "" northeast
corner OF riverside Drive and one hundred anu s.d
ri $40 600 and ran To s4 800 at which price Edward
j. Wcoey was the buyer. Four lots on the moisn
side 81 one -hund red and siXth-st, between NJ. ~
Drive and Eleventh ave. each 2'Xho oo isr lots
Joseph Warren for S1.lOo apiece. l,vo Vent ia
g. NJ Gies for $1,000 apiece inc lot on vIv and
west corner of Elcvcnthave. ana on , a. aw.or
scventhst brought $4,000 from Waik ser svenne at
s. 900 seven lots in one hundred ana n 81 III
between Tenth and Eleventh ayes NJ Iichtenancr
sold for "a 900 or 5000 each 10 .. "
no So West rweithst which bal WAS one,od ton ny
order OF .c mg'' 6rownStonc dwelling situated
between fifth and Sixth aysS 600 on 10 Oi L.
Inc, WAS Inc buyer No sos First ave, fve-story
and cellar brick tenement house with TWO stories on
lot s4sx!5 yields rental S of s2o? yssr East
sV. ,rrths, j. a thrcestOry brOwnsone DWELLING
on lot i5xoo 1t sGld for s12oo to dh4 fomr
,"~r and basement brownstone dwelling, on lot lo.7x
Ios2 is leased TO May next at ~ 100" @o , srns
rhc bidding ran up from $4,000 to Sl9,4oo' James
,wcctscr was the buyer -, W., o
Seventeen lots in the Twenty fourth Ward near
Woodlavn were offered Those in Foulth-aVS' DIournV
t,o-o S133 10 S2O5 each. and those in the Bronx
River Road from $40 TO 1865 each: No. 22@ West
,ne hundred and twenty 6rst~t.. 0ve-stpry ploW!
s,one and brick single fat house. lot 1sX1OOll
sod 10 +. Donovan for $500. - !,
Dore Lyon has sold at private contr"tr' go 10 a.
scott Nos A. % 80 and 81 West Ninety nrSt'>t;
between Eighth and Ninth avcs.. four story ana
extension brownstone private houses on lo,s l9No'N
100 each al Sas 900 apiece, or total OF Sll@'ooo'
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financial.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
Railway Company
Reorganization.

TO THE HOLDERS or
PER CENT. MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
CONSOLIDATED.
2 PER CENT. TEBO AND
NEOsHO FIi-T>.
7PER. CENT. HANNIBAL Il MISSOURI CEN.
TRAL d'IR>T~ AND ~ECOND-),
6 PER CENT. UNION PACIFIC
SOUTHERN BRANCH.
All holders OF the bonds above mentioned arc re-
qnested TO forthwith deposit their bonds with the
CENTRAL Trust COMPANY OF NEW-YORk for
collection sind payment. principal and interest a the
rate which the respective bonds bear TO the date Of
payment.
The negotiable receipts of tho CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY will he delivered nRan,t the said bonds,
md apple niion will be made lis the said receipts
on the stock Exchange.
The rubsc ripfions the 900 900 fund have been
called day June. 1890 or with Inter-
at nnnum from June /, on or before
any deferred duc named by the committee oil winch
80 days notice will be given by advertisements
Dated New York, March IL, 1890
FREDERIC =. OLCOTT,
JOEL p. FREEMAN.
HENRY W. POOR.
HENRY NUDGE. COMMITTEE
COLGATE HONT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
II. J.. DE MAREZ OVENS
q. S. ELLIS Secretary.
81 WALL.ST.
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Eeeinrcs ano Hleetinos.

NJ EW-YORK CITY MISSlON.-Special ser
~ vices will be held he Broome Street Tabernacle
Droome.st corner Of Market Place take 4h,ave
cars) every evening Of this week at p M MI T.. r.
1orord OF london will preach ut each service.
~ A. r. SCHAUFFLER. Sup't OF City Mission.
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G i!r ilropsrin Go Ee!.

. 19,ersr NEAR PLrASANT-AVF- Thr,e-story
"A, M. H. r.,.. ccoI order immediate possession ,
1000. PORTER CO.. III Wet l-1t''-st
" cry DESIRABLE PROPERTY o. jth-aNe., adj. cor
Of 3gth-st .5NtrNi"l L. rHnt i9f dwelling or lease
49, <f"ON u Vl~~,ftNN
- Cccar-. and liz HroldwAy bit. Goth and 9th sts
- 17X- 7--~-l---. ~ lids 10 LET water-st.
near BecKrao suitable for range and Efl,r business.
FTLAND WHITING ! Bc"~manst
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Gin 1JroucriD for Sale.

A MAGNIFICENT INVESTMENT near Canal and
f,4o-d,na~v ad.arf.r,- a. II-Ai. Income nearly
so. 600. Isic. $50 900. pr,nei ll- ado
" N. y. Az ~ K-pN ~ 3l-a'e.
ii EKOWNsio.. ',c.FoOr PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
81 West 5-'h-st.
TOl. ~tiT 81. TO RENT
AT DECIDED EARrAlNt'ti
Y. r STEVENSON CO.,
JOG BROADWAY
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HnllloN TH'r" u HH"' = 'I''''
TOHN J.. H. SMYTI. ArCTIONTiR, ,.c,.
j Will, SILL. Al TIL. EI.AI. ESTATE EXCHANGE.
- Liberty st.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ..
EXECUTORS SALE. -
oOs o1o and PIG WEST 3.rH 81, NEAR sih.A -,
Three 4.,tory hrick ecct.; size OF 4ot- :" lVNvo i''
each.
DEYO. DvER \ BArTKDoRF, Au'ys ~ Broaawn,'
New.l ork Maps a; AuctoncerN' odce op LlD,IH- ~
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Tho .ouownr sales were held at Exchange aal Auc'
ton Room to-day 80 ~ ,,o.. . -,
stAa lS.' lot q sxSoi Brandt $50 so,s
., 1rs,SE eT o 5xo S'o Irec slsSco
ny Of land % q Sr ID Dove cor Of 'OO'''
ioI los n Of " io6th.s, IT OF 11thave. 2SN
ivy ot sas" q icsi6t 100 Of lith-ave 25Sicc1
ea' ro, % Of land On iiSavc o. 1o7hst 5ol1x
100 S walseT q N1 iis $50 SIS Of ilhaye 25xlOo
eaeS IS 2 {q.'ls is ls s9s 2sxloo,
n IiChtensuer 50 100. -. o.. ,,,....... 90. .,
Sssio.E "a, e S lo b Ss g Ea'}S cor
three-story dwelling win 10, 30 'o' l. '''-'' =
three. story dwelling with lot 10 12s E 64th.st 8 s.
lS5 & " Of LeNason.a'e' lot l'A'oo'' lN"f'''"'
- Sour.,ory qysngg wiz l2, ~ 10 90 72d''
# t siaye 10. qisesv1oos II Jone. 81 $50
dy 20 ,nSos YIN F 2 St 1a1 * sooo g.
f tUp,1ST dwslins gin lc, so INST
OF nye.s,ory dwcins eos 1save - #
so t Hge.:tor o' ea Win lot 30 2es l9isst Of
7c.sve lot 1sxIoo11 D9navan rs 30 OK - oc1 "
1os,h.st $ 7th-E7e' pot 1oex1oo; benjamin Stein
lots on Bronx Pvcr Road and 4tavc. oih Ward
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
sara,oss'svc 10, eoxsG exsSirrer l. Cranaet s'e25
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY
0t 55 1oha ne c5dd and "ie 70 5sas 5000
57tr-st No. i25 East: Lucius II Ii-low and wife
I24th.s; :. 1915 It Of L.noN.axe; 2l.4N- - ono
ls7.h. F'? 500 IT :' wass StIec mo,
Vc' Julius pT,svfs 10 joseph l. hatttn %eiei 2c5oo
As9c. z. Duran and husband to Abraham y zoo
,sd.st f ~ =. si5 shave. ii,ilal4oo5
ss sius and another. A'1 10000
''y John L Brewster EqS.d { Prescott
DSdst s. 95 II e o. Nadison,aye, -'Mooei :, ooo
Levi IL Bach MillIhri............--
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european Advertisements.
STEAMBOATS,.

~lLRUIVUUul9.
A LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONlNG-
n TON LISE.-Ile inside route: Boston. IS; Pro>l.
dcnce - 70 Worce-tr e. 80 steamers leave new Pier
30 y H.. block above Canal st. AZ D. M. sundays
excepted.
A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE.
leave OLD PIER A. \. H.. loot taAa-st a, q y. N.
DAILY tSrndn,s excepted. making dlrct connections
for ali polnts North. East and West. steam heat and
electric lights throughout Freight received until hour
departure
TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
n. lEOY leave Pier 40. A.. foot West 0th-st..
Gny except saturday, Electric Hight, and bells.
st.en - Connect with trains OF Delaware
Hudson aud iitchhuIs railway. sunday steamer
touches at Albany
HALL RIVER LlNE.-BoSton, $500 for
j nr.t.ca.s limited tickets. FARES REDUCED 10
ALL TOIHTS Lay. Pier . y. Il: Ooot OF MurraN. ei)
itnii.Y 81 SDAYS INCLi' DID. ~ } y. Connection
bv Annex BfO)kyn 1T 80. Jersey CITY az 1
a. IA. Steamers PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE In
nj. ion. IN orchestra on each steamer
NJ ORWICH LINE FAVORlTE INSIDE
~ ROuTEFa reduced To Bo.toi' ~ Wocs,t.r.
81 pundine reductions TO all point East Steamers
leave IcI 40 old number. North River Tot Of Wns.st'
next pier above Deshros-es-st terry) di, SunuY 'N'
cepted. at . y. NJ - '" bhApi' "sV"'.
NJ EW- HAVEN.-Steamcrs leave Peck slip
~ Nier 25 T. r. at y. m. and II y. m Sundays ex'
ceptcd Steamers arrve In time fo trains north ana eas
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Auftlon Sale OF Gorscs.

Aurtlon Sale OF Gorscs.
DALO ALTO IROrIING STOCK
AT AUCTION, THIS DAY.
ONE HUNDRED HEAD
bred by and the property OF
HON. LELAND STANFORD,
OF MEMO PARK, California;
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. MARCH % and 20, 1890,
commencing eacn day at ~ O'Clock, AZ
the American Institute Building,
3daye., between $50 and Uith sts., New.York
PETER G. KELLOGG & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
(Ofice, l07 John-st
The consignment includes 81 head by the great sire
Eectioneer, about equally divided 10 SEX. The re-
largely by sons Of Electioneer, like Ansel
30; Clay, 20 Eros, Ugh Whips, 212, and VIII
Croker. The others by Piedmont, 2:17l Nephew.
2.6 General Benton and his Bcntonan Alfred one
and Benton Frolicnany of them OF mares by Flee
oneer that whole the catalogue largely par;akes
Of ElcctiOnccr's blood.
For catalogues address
PETER G. KELLOGG & CO..
l07 JOhn-st, NewYork.
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STEAMBOATS,.

NATSkILL, HI DSON, AND CONSACklE
~ Hoats leave daily, sunday excepted from Pier 80,
foot JAy-,t y r.. p. connecting at Hudson with
Is. A. Il. X. for all points east Also banon Springs
X. X. direct 70 Bennington W.
II INGSTON, RONDOJT and way landings
IN MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays. Commencing
March "a from foot Of iiarrlson-s at - M
N'''' "'' R0MEE & TREMPER STEAMBOAT co.
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~ Tly-y0EK AND CUBA MAIL IS. COM

" -' PAW Foi CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers 10 and l. t. r.: at p m
CITY ON wa 'fi'N' Vera Cruz sat, APR. 3.
SARATOGA IIav. AMI Clrdenas Wed. Mich. %
~,rxrrrcoS ! Nassau. santiago d. Cuba
'liN' "'"'' Clcrfuepos ........ Thurs. Mar. -.
SENECA Havana Maltlnlt> We'd. -.
For particulars, freight passage apply 70
JAMES r. WARD 4 Co. ll3 Wall-st
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Gclp f0nnie0

Grlp unnte0
A FABRIC GLOVE MAKER. having some capital. may
n learn Of something 10 his advantage by addressing
Box 81. Lexington Mas.
Vl ANTID-l.vpcricnccd mechanical drauPhtsncn good
w wages and steady employment guaranteed to competent
men Address stating experience aud references HENRY
AIKEN VI. L.. Lewis Block Pttsburg, Ia.
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Connirn ,1rcpcrin for Sale ano 20 Cet
ycOK sALE.-,nc Of the most charming summer r~si-
i d1ncr> o. ~ Lawrence River; among TAoIshnd
Islands Alexandra Bay. y. y: ground and brdiDrs
Building.
fFor Other real estate ads. sec ,,h page)
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Bueinreo llrcper!p q o Erl

CORNER STORE; hascnea. and suhcelsr 27sio, (,
"A $50 Nililr.-t. l,i. foss'>-ion My J.
rutland 3 WA! ING. D'ck1an-st
ITO LET with from 10 t. 10 hofscpover 1T and "a
l loDls In niepooi Building, centrally !o' ated ce'
Nato service nr.lrc. Apply o Ja1i:r $50 Broadway.
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HIION LINE. - $1,000 - ,,
W UNITED STATES NAIL SILAHLRS,
FOR Qt-TfNSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leave Par 80 y T.. foot Of Klug,t
wYONIN,i Tuesday. Aprl -. 30 m.
Wv MA TuesdaV April % 7 2
Al N~KN slls....-.-..-- u'-d1N Aifh =, IL 80 D. H.
" l~tpN~lN sails TUESDAY. NAV o. d a. IN.
,ffynNA ais ........ rUr,div MAJ 10. l. 30 D.
cabin Ia,,acc 500 $40. $50 and 400 second Cabin
$50 and 50. Stcetac, 20 co .. ,.,duav w
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,FAL rsTNrn AND NINlNG HEAD
49, 0ipDTONN Or r. ALBANS, YER

$S5,OUO So>f Or r1 r. 1 ArEA& A5<S YER
-rA4ra ,4r.o4i. rNl b" Ir'i'e ed h' under, fncd
l,o r,.r,e, co. seht 3" l'r't as' o al 20, until u
a1t day II Apf. :. j.. 1890 % noon. AZ t' Office of
~ r,en li'.,ui'r st. Allan. Y rn"t o. ,l. tnr has
~ d.. IIslft iiN 80 ~ l.tr" Etndr ~
'c Ioaa = ib.n-. Vermont, ~ ID" t"n'n'hailon u
- on' ,.rh -" d.. ..-1"i In go ." iir ' g. .' ~
,.i.suf L.. f.lfiff.l fr t. o. a4frsf|tr tf
io.n Of . A.il- 10 r,irn. 81, Ol. funding notes or
s>d honc. N.n u' coupon bond. a.a VII ~ Dat.
Ju 1890 with rtrr 90 tf ti' fa' 90 tr'' ana one af
per cent per annuu rayalN -sul'fnualy on Va" nrst
days 81 January AID july principal and interest payable
MS bond. win De numbered from to -. inclusive.
and al. pliablr 49, follows 900.
Numlrfs 20 Inclusive. on Tho l-i day 81 july 1881
ard consecutive Numbers five each year thereafter III
All ar paid. ., .
dressed the Town Ir'a-urrr - Adam. vermont ana
b. indof.cd BIDS fer i'funiing Bond.
~ D. HOPKINS Town Treasurer
s.. Adams. VI. March ~ $50
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Drn GOODS
miscellaneous

- ESPONSlBLE MILK DEALER wanted Immediately
IL who wishes to receive for the coming the mill
product Of " the finest farms In Orange County aver
product about per day: prize" must be based OF
that named by the Nlilk Producers Union" Addres
l.. q. Box lO5 Goshen y. Y.
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. =; me SCUM So1t n' Xa

IiIE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TRI-WEEKLl LINE.
From pier T. foot koo-cNel'-stl. a. = D.
IROQt OlS Charleston and Jacksonville We'd. Mar 90
MI WAKE Charleston ami JarksOnN He. Fri, Mar.
tliFEOKFf Charleston and Jacksonville" Mon. Mar. 81.
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cent. Wal. /. 'h' " d" ~. Ns'ss'v
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- ANANNAII FASH FREIGIIT And PAS.

- SI.NDfK iINE-Four steamers weekly from New
l,!,r 81. y. H.. foot OF Sprng-st.
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" " Now Pier B. North River.
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lloyd S.. CO.

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ton Second cabin - adult. -trviase 90 loves
rate.. OIIEICNs CO. 50. BowlIng Green.
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NONp AGNIE GENERALE Transatlantiaue

Company, PIER now 80. - North River r. Moton-s;
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,IAMnI. KG.ANLRICAN PACKET CO.

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ton II a. do. Paris AID uawhr hy the new twin screw
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Ocean Steamers.

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CITY or BERLIN Saturday March 30. II 80 D.
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and oNa,ion - room. SECOND CALM, -S5. STEER
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Anfilon Sales Of ncnI estate.

NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
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tack upon true American manhood, and
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They have also decreei that the Deca-
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emphatic verdict against those who have
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Nothing could so well accompany the
honors We pay our distinguished guest as
the celebration on his birthday of the
victory which has just been achieved in
vindicatiou of American citlzenship-for
in hun we honor the man who has best
illustrated true American manhood. Our
rejoicing and his are increased, as we
also celebrate tonight the triumph of
Democratic principle for which he fought
and fell but two short years ago; and to
complete our joy and his we are permit
ted to indulge in true Democratic enthu-
siasm over the steadfastness and devo-
ton to its creed exhibited by our party,
which. knowing no encouragement, has
fought to
VICTORY IN THE PEOPLES CAUSE.
who can now doubt our country men q
appreciation of that trait, so well Illus
treted in the character of Allen G. Thur
man. which prompted him throughout
his long career, at all times and in all
circumstances, and without regard TO
personal consequences. 20 do the things
which his conscience and Judgment ap-
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cordance with his Democratic faith?
Who can now doubt that conscience and
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If we entertain more solemn thoughts
on this occasion. let them be concerning
the responsibility which awaits US as our
fellow countrymen place i'll our keeping
their hopes and their trust. We shall
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the guidance of true and honest DEM
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