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r II. sKILLINGTON.
Fashionable Merchant Tailoring.
PRICES Low. SATTSFAC-
TION GUARANTEED.
KINsLEY. KANSAS


TIE eQltoWi8g-nanled nonresident land
owners and agents. ". c. Wegdou. Inter
state Galloway Cattle 90, A. 7. 8 s. Z. Z. r.
60. H, g. Lord. Lock. Cattle Co. A. %. Pres
colt, W. II. Picking. Il Gi.'Chaptn, O. b. Mum
oheT. Amanda J. Dewitt. 7 h. LaEaing, =. =.
Nom sllaEl. CkES. Grisler, W stteylioiass >.
b. Watkins. Fred 7 BeETiGr, Eliza beth Stbert
and g. 3. TeWksaggSs are Eareby notified
that J. N Lewis, JE-. county survey o. Enr
EiWards County Kansas, having been mott
ESD by A. Jones aud @. ~ MH4eGQussI 70
survey, locate and establish the boundary
1inss aud corners Of theme - and the nyE5f OF
$50 q. Up 25, . OF range ~. west. and place
the same on record as required by law That
on the Sfth day OF August, 1854, At % a. m,
neE o. sec 80 g 8, % res9e - ss;apa CON
survey. estaEfishiHs the ne. se sEld sNR cor
aer OF rs, Of raEsEF }es EeEti also Ep line
and 2 and %, % and 30 81 end 81 50 and So
So uiso interior section corner common TO -
e, 81 = and y -. =. - and g, sss %. % and
q, s., -, SIS Siso, csntez corner Of aecsion
and . sec corssoE between sec - = ana IS .
and g. . ana =, - all eE % 3, OF range, 70
August 4th. 1sSi. &. lewis. jf.
tl-sS County Surveyor.
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PLEASANT RIDGE NOTES.
lIEOScEAD.I

The gentle watermelon IS ripe and
joy ruIes the hour, My sympathies
are with the poor who cannot afford
the luxury OF watermelOns.
Horsepower and steam thresLers are
numerous il this vicinity.
Fun's the word.
Louis Glisier's wheat yielded over j.
O00 bushels.
o. II. Berkey has over 500 bushels of
wheat from thirty acres.
Mart EdingGeld and Bob Paris are
moving their families back to God's
county, should have said Edwards
county, They are not nlQssbacks, for
rolling stones gather go moss"
The picnic at Prior's grove would
been a pleasant affair had the drunken
lighting element been absent Why
do men of medium Intelligence 60 To
such places to make a holy show Of
themselves j believe It would be q
good idea to take them 60 the tank
AND battle them, and il one or two
. should swallow an over dose OF water
they would keep quiet and not disturb,
the people OF these social gatherings.
there IS hardly a picnic but sEls-.
some hoot-iegger IS present and Che
! feel killer Is severely absent. The
/ Anderson ED4 Rosuer outfit came to-
gether On tins 4tA Of August. lit "a
disgusting 10 have drunken baawIs Fl
{ siie presence zcf ouF wives and children
1loz- would 1t 90 @ buca and gag tLI
+ drunken fooGluuls and let taH dune.
i % oRs
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How much longer must the Jaxpay-
ers of this city and district submit to
the burden and aggravaJiou of sup
porting man as principal of our
schools, not because of his fitness for
the position, but because lie needs our
500 per month to enable him to com
plete his law studies2
How much longer must we send our
children to private schools, or at
greater expense, educate them ia
Dodge City, Larued, Great Bend or
elsewhere, because uty cousin needs the
position or because he has been "a
political supporter OF this or that mani
As hgure it, we have carried this
load and submitted to this imposition
and tried to make the best Of it for
the past three years.
1t would seem reasonable to CON
clude that a man who has studied law
at our expense for three years ought
to be satisfied TO lat up on US and i'm
pose ON some other community for the
balance OF tue time required TO fit him
for the duties of q oue-horse lawyer.
But it appears we are ia for another
year of iuemciency in the character OF
principal. and of serious waste of
time On the part OF those Of our chill
dren VINO, by reason OF years and
advancement, necessarily GENE into
his charge for instruction and training
a very significant fact that crops
out in the opposition TO bIr. AIcAE trtry
is that the strongest objections 20 him
come from parents of children who
have been under lis instruction or
i who, 10y reason Of tleir advaueemen'
are a5ted 20 entef the highest grad.
where they WIZ have - depend on lain
+ Tor guidance Tor b. ysar CO come.
ann sorry f0r tAem. God help them
I 81 they can't help themselves
Notwithstanding tie fact that :
member OF tie school board 0hoidln.
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PUBLICATION norroa
First Publioasioa aug. :. 1884

GEE6N EL8i4szl-afzA l. 1881
STi1hsH ana for Ehe county Of Edwards. IN
shss-asa OF Kansas. -Ls
Edward Austin end Charles II. Eindaf
EilsssiEtfs, william HOOK dqfe11ant-i .
= The sbuEe-naTneds William HOOK. viii take
notes that the EEia E1Wazd Austin ana
Charles 81. 1k1ndal. plaintiffs. did aeretofcrs
ale their petition and commence suit IA sslz5.
silssEzgt sours. within azld kaz the county lsf
lsllUsarsss in the state OF Kansas. against you
fs-e said defendant and that you. the "a ia
defendant --llss .s,ssgss said petition f-lea as
aforesaid ca or before tie 3S1z day Of sep
fsuip5E. 1891 o. saf4 Essitiou VII e tszer -
rTsle. sE-n = 1.s<ss41ssll Eeuglzte1 IN said action
cs7Esu11 SAD Selrzls19ufS s. fliisau Hook, Tor
4as srEh az -s5s --tA EEEeszst tA5Ecc2 It ne
T7-1 ~ 4 psf-fls per aEsl1zsn from ne ts'-e
eaS ot a august. lTea- ai-z Tor costs o. llsfks
5iit- = 14lst1er fs5qgulaszt against sstsl -eEsl-
-sEt Esr sn7 rcsecLoa1Fa sst cssFfa.lz z--lstEea
Hssu sias sc4sosf-nsz fesariilc res.z estate &C.
WITT zz<s
TEe soulEWest gszaseaz % sees51n =. lsoqrn !
8-F7 - e. tts9 vest lying s-stt 7frszz4
- sac e3'<s5sr u IN Ea1 STATE Cd
sz5ss7lz5 eFe sssiss.s1E-s- gz4z said pisiallis-z
hare tie nat Yen On e--ld pclszsteGzs % she
grnosssf fpE l1i=ieh sudszles- vail be taken 81
eoe- -stThlE1l sE9El tl ssEee1sds
AElssifS5f r. sac Fss1enE % rI.s sslalsssss oui
.str-sr-1tz szs cfsEza cl suit. aid forever 7Er
r-r-s ~rs@ 1sE4l.cE-EaIs Ess- EiaseF12Ez4 Of E1sl
fGi1sz III -Trs eE<slts- lsztfl-s-
S.l7 g e O. - lii1 ErEgz-
.-s--- -s=af-sr zss-s$ el.e11-7--
> Asasl Clark Alta for pts
=
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Here is our home method for canning
sweet corn in glass jars, tried and
proved: Cut the corn from lie cob
using sharp knife. Scrape the cob
qgjte clean, otherwise You lose the
sweetest part of the corn. Crowd the
corn into the jars, pushing it down
with a wooden pin or q ma7her.
Quart jars should be made TO hold, ON
IN average, fifteen ears OF corn each.
This seems an immense quantity, but,
with persistent crOwding- 10 Will go jan.
When the jars are as Auil as they can
be crowded. heap little more corn
loosely on the top Of each, screw the
covers on tight, wrap cloth round
each jar, put them i'm boiler, cover
them with cold water, and boil them
steadily three Household,
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PUBLICATION NoTICE.-NO- l5ls-
LIZ UuufIeaL.on alr. u. Is.L-

ne FIr-T EaIIon-I U0UE u Ir0UI0T- UlTI-
W j. hobbs ara HIi4lll-aas- % hobbs 7-i.l
take aoziee ths7 they haze 9eeG s4e- itl
tfe district eourz- ta77ar'i comfy. ii-ls=--s.
~ E4ele a. { llr-ltl-1 aIrl tl4.L ausaaa -l=f
as zr--r rtsa ullfutfE-a uatfticl sled herein ou
90 before 5ue 1-ti tty rc eeptcI- 1ar- l-ilr
O. trsle ana lst,l-.il e fsi1ae.e- l1ree.fl-na
e.tla Eua irs-rsE- iu and rire tCliu7T-aer
described rall E-r=-a sl-ua-lHr -U ~ -rl-
CC.s1EzEFr. EFEl5ff-- E'1-l7l-9
Hrrs alH Hl.cl- 81. 1ll|ll
ton % the csty o- rilss-aE for further par
flcr5ars dlrzIT -fr-rsI 10 Cllt peek
aEf4sst- Efafn g Turrea.
AIS Izlp-s, clerk art1 fa4 4'ld.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

LoNDoN, Aug. I2.-The Daily N0es
this morning, commenting ou the
action of Russia in prohibiting the ex-
port of rye, says that it is reassuring
to learn that the crops in the United
States promise an exceptionally large
harvest. The farmers of America, the
paper declares, are masters of the
situation, and it is to be hoped that
they VIII use their strength mercifuTy.
The making of corners in the neces-
salries of life is never laUdable, and in
the present juncture it would be little
short of fendish.-EaRsas City Star
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

want to trade a good, dOubIe-bar-
rel shot gun, or q rifle both are brooch
leaders. for q good watch j. also
have "a few sH1ats- some horses and a
bunch OF good cattle TO sell. Gail at
couru house. or address me 40 Kiusley.
Kansas. A. j. RAFP.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Considerable change has been inaug-
urated by the Sante Ie people the
past week. Passenger trains No. 8
and now carry dining cars and the
force at the depot hotel has been less
ened. d. F. Spiegle, formerly cashier,
presides over the lunch counter. Chas.
p. Smith will occupy the same position
at Topeka.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
TO SAVE MONEY, DEAL AT
M. SCHNATTERLYS
=WhoIesaIe and Ltetan-
ERCANTlLEHOUS

Dealer i'm every in the Grocery Line,
also, hardware, Queeusware, Glassware, Tin
ware, Zyoodeuvare, Notions, FrIitz, oils OF all
kinds, Etc, Etc. Our prices are all right, and
ON cash sales we are just little lower on most
articles than other deaIers. Come and see US
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

A too hot oven is frequently the
Caase o. pies bursting at the edges
and allowing the juice to escape.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Chas. Woods returned Sunday even
ipg, UnaceomPanied by his wife, who
intends visiting In Kansas City a few
days. Mir. and Mrs. Woods expect to
make KinsIey their future home.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Ed. Bidwell writes from his ranch
in Comanche county that their herds
are suffering from the depredations of
wolves, which have killed several hun
dreG Of their calves this season.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Misses Lizzie and Rilla Griggs viii be
pleased to learn that they have both
been chosen members Of the faculty of
Southwest Kansas college, at Winfield.
Miss Lizzie Will teach elocution, while
Miss Rila viii preside over the art
dePaTtnent.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
We Will 30 YOU GOOD

We are Agents for DOAE'S BEST GASO-
LINE, Etc, Etc. Our line of Cakes and
Crackers are the largest and finest to be found
in the city. We also carry Dry and Salt
Meats. We sell at lowest living prices.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

On last Tuesday evening 1T the NJ.
E, church, State Sunday School Evan
geiist ingalls, of Topeka, gave an exceed
ingly interesting and instructive talk on
normal Sunday school work. Most
Of our Sunday. school teachers were
present and feel greatly benefited by
his Instructions.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

All are invited to attend the meet
ings of the Y. p. s. c. L. at the Con
gregational church every Sunday even
ing at GAO O'Clock. Sundays topic:
Goods care for our daily needs, -
Matt. 6:25-33 luke 22:s5.
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A couple Of coiored boys. followers
OF the circus, were struck by an in
coming train Tuesday evening and
sustained severe injuries about the
bead. Their wounds were dressed by
Drs. Pearson ana Seaeat, who report
them as doing well. They are being
cared for at the county jail where they
occupy the female cell.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


Golden Chain Chapter, No o. meets in Ma
sonic hail, on Sixth street the flrst and third
& Fftoay OF each month II It's. T.. h. COLE,
MRS. \. /. BOIES, Nm.
Secretary
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KiiWinninR. Lodge No Ie8. & Of p. Meets
every Thursday 1T p IN. in @ a X hall on
sE5oiony avenue. Visiting Knig hts in good
a funding coFdiallYin Vitsd TO attend.
= . s LAAABEE, SCOTT \ EATMAF,
&C K of Il rs
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a PROTEST.

LrIH- f-| Nt-- % -lefcN HrLfta'Ire-
In view of the action of the patrons
Of our city schools, taken at the recent
school meeting, aud from other inform
alton. we, the undersigned-many of
whom signed "a petition asking that
Prof 4IeAIurtry he re-employed I'm our
city schools-uow feel that it would
not Dee FOR the best interest OF our
schools thas lac be retained as priu-
cipal.
II C bingham " % Erwin
Nathan hohcrts G n Read
W H Roberts Ti5bt u Roberts
Kate A iilgs.us scott Esatuluu
3Irs ~ Carter So S Hebron
Sire D 4 Plburu p It 2Iozher
50 CsrubUs ~ BesI
Mr= l Fitzgerald Blanchard
Henry d Young d j Blanchard
Mary n Young j. Il Plburu
Ace T. ErTlu G. S 1iaItln
Eruariua Wilson 1Irs g. s. Martin
r. johnson Nauuie Johnson
W Peck hr= ~ Iubbs
q n SkuliuEt1u 5lr= 81 l. Sealuaus
r So Glld=cnmldt IL Clark
F TlauniE-iu Louise looh.er
Chss KetcIzuu Al s. Gry-11srsHi
-r= scott 81 e.trmau FRANKLIN sp.eeIe
1Ir- o. uiuehuIu 3irs r cple-.c
1Irs 81 Il 5eslutus 80 81 wilson
81 % french Ileatg Cllsss
v j. Billings NJ Roberts
Geo shaw a. 81 5cauIus
q a. Jones tlIry sEuuuEtou
O. T. SELLERS - % EoIes
1-ls N ~ French Mrs $ brandon
John u keutz 5Irs T. 4 Slurgiu
Gus EI1hr 1Ir- Elizabeth edwards
Sophid Ftohr Mrz II Huburts
1lrsI % DoWiiuE jennie 81 beIels0u
& 81 Lecler Mrs u A Read
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We hope to see every woman in
town at Mrs. Battles lecture tonight.
The gentlemen are invited too. All
should inform themselves Oh these
vital questions.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Far West Lodge No I50m meets every Monday
might IA their hall over c A ReaGs drugstoEe,
All members OF the order nEe Invited To at
send 4 W MATHEW,
Nv A SNOW, Secretary NC
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The young people of Lewis and viein-
ity met at the residence Of +. p. Smith,
Tuesday night, for the purpose of form
ing an association for social pleasure
aud mental Improvement. The meet
ing resulted in the organization of a
society 80 be called the Young Peoples
social Union. The Arst meeting win
be held Friday evening" at which time
ice cream and cake VIII be served.
The school board met last Friday
and sIeotsd teachers FER the year as
follows: Principal, s. McAlurtry;
j.r;1Eaii5ar. @, Z. Wilson; intsfmediate,
Eorta Side Afiss Sophie Adams South
Side. Miss Florence Bidweli; primary,
North SIDE. Mrs. W. II. Greene South
Size, Kiss Minnie AIesEichaeI. The
vote for principal stood; For S. nc
EEIsrtEy, P A. Pearson and f. "
ksamoadss ggainsr, w. i. Seamans
.-s'lse following salaries VIII be paid
Principal. 500 per month; grammar
$50 Per month"; internediate ana uri
: mary each $40 per month
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Mount BIoriah Lodge f7B meets regularly IN
their hail Ola Sixth Street sGEOud and fourth
evenings Of each m9nth.
"A u SGERRKMAN, = n BOlEsS,
Secretary -ss .W N
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c. 9. Cornacll went TO Lincoln town
slip last Saturday apd has not been
heard from since-hence another
vacuum where our educational column
should be.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Rev. e. a. Greenlees, formerly pas
tor of the Congregational church in
this city, IS now stationed at Nicker-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

The subject Of Mrs Battles lecture
at the Nj. E. church, tonight, is
''IIeredity and Hygiene. The name
in'itself suggests an intellectual feast.
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The meHs.

Qaily Except Sunday 8 A. ~ 70 P n
Sioney Order and eistry. 4. n = 10 o 2.
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CLOSING OF aAILs.

CLOSING OF Balls
East bound m ESQ II. -9.el A =. $50 p 4
vest bound fI;s0 II. TsI0 ? 81 $3.50 Il
". s. HEBRON. Postmaster.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Miss Maggie Byrne departed last
Saturday for few weeks visit with
her parents at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Notice change ia railroad timetable
this week. 1t may save expense and
worry upon your part by so doing.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

James .O.Brien visited Great lend
Saturday Oh business.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06
BAYONNE.
STREETS AND I

| The hoard Must Repair Fire Apparatus
Other Riatters.
The Board Of Street and Water Com
| misstoners at their meeting yesterday
| gave the contract for the furnfshing Of
| Public Schools Nos. 20 and "a to william
| Dunn, this city.
Corporation Counsel Edwards submit
ted an opinion to the effect that it was the
| duty OF The Sweet md Water Board to
make the necessary repairs to engine and
truck houses.
The necessary repairs will be made as
soon as the Board Of Finance transfers
the unexpended balance in the %appropria-
ton for this week.
The final assessment map of Emory
street was confirmed despite the fact that
three objections were filed. The f1nal
maps Of the sewer In Hancock avenue
aud improvements of Monmouth aud
Wilton streets were also confirmed. TO
the Improvement OF Irving street no oh
j~ections were filed. TIL final map Of the
Fifteenth street improvement was also
filed.
A change Of grade Of Ocean avenue
submitted by Chief Ruggles, was adopI-
ed. Permission was granted to the New
Jersey Car Spring aud Rubber Co. to
pave Railroad avenue In front of their
works. The same privilege was extended
to P. Rabe and others to pave Brunswick
street between Pavonia avenue and Ninth
street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06

Anneuut
81 Liens
as Ad-
1ustsd
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06
STATE NOTES.

The Sussex county Republicans will
hold their Senatorial convention on FRI
day at Newton.
One canning establishment In Elmer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS
Unpaid Taxes, Assessments
AND
WATER RENTS AS ADJUSTED.
OFFICE OF THE CRY CotAEcroR, I
JERSEY CITY, N. ], (

Jersey OHN NJ
Notice sheNby gen that subscriber the City Collector of Jersey City. New Jersey pursuant
10 he auhony Of the statute in such eases made Ind provided, willie expose Ts and sell public
auction to meh highest hddron "Wednesday tho wrMenuhd day of OuberA AID eighteen hundred and
nnetyone at one O'Clock M tn day at the city Hail. in said city, certain lots un and par
cs Of and situated nthe hQ sn "a @econd Sd rhrda 1T Nourhn til Tnthla da h sixth
Districts of aid city uun weh 1.-THE ua assessments and water rents shave been nxda ID aduasd
by usc Commissioner of adjustment heretofore appointed In land r& said cy Jersey City uA
unpaid taxes assessments and water rates or water rmsn cities of hss State and hnpoanga and
nvynga tax assessment and LEM in lieu and instead of such aneaarMan and to nfoeu tho payment
hae1 ana to provide FOR the sale Of lands subjected to fmre taxahon md "-panMd
Mah 90 1885, adm the vanouss supplement- thsoa said liens appear by the reports OF hem said Com
miufonnso certified copies thMcord uye confirmed by thee Circuit omt@ tn eeounyo Huon land
nhd int o mcew which taxes assessment and water rents as adjusted against hen lands hereinafter
ding Of said seenr reports sore eHned copies thereof In this pm0
Furmerp rucuhrs of the lands ue sold ma be- obtained 1.-THE mt of the city COLLECTOR CITY
Hail. Jersey city ona any week day prior to the day of smb arw@n nsh oWso ns a. M and four
D. m Except on smrdays and on smudasb @ween nine A. m and twelve noon
The fonowingM list contains the lot ana BLOCK numbers of the lots tracts and praso land TO %
sold In pursuance this Advertisements they ppa ION ea aeWmentm maps annexed to said several
reports logAhr with aatement a m dkIacsof the said city in which the property be ndL
situate and uea amount due rom the said nsrepecuveb.
TO tn amounts due n each lot or a@l as hneuaue. deagnatalt mere Will be added fu mo
potnnae smrs dthh me which IL thereby estimated trur paonarn each parcel
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06

Dat from which in
est will be added on
Amount Of Liens ~
the rate Of se ran Der
cent. Der Anhum "
date OF sale.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06

Date from whien I'M
sst VIII b. q on
Amount Of Liens at
the rats Of seyen per
cent pok 1nnh&a "
date eS saaes
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-10-06

a IL
b, Supposed Owner
or Person to
ae Whom Assessed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16
House Of Commons relating 10 the Prince OF
Wales and tho Tranby Croft crowd IL Is be-

House of Commons relating 10 the Prince OF
Wales and tho Tranby Croft crowd. IL IL be-
lieved that number of Liberals will go with
their Radical associates in any reasonable re-
buke OF. the action Of the Prince. Appointment
Liberal said to-day that frank declaration
in behalf of the Prince that hereafter hs
would give no cause for criticism would allay
the tempest. The people. be said wanted an
end 10 royal gambling. and some decent asslir-
ances of good conduct ia the future. The
statement that Chief-Justice Coleridge may
call Sir William TO account for accusing him
Of partialitv in the charge recalls the brutal
way in which some years ago he endeAvored
by mis- official influence and power % CRUSH q
Young man named Adams. whom daughter
Of Coleridee had chosen for husband much
against her fathers will.
In that case Coleridge was ingioriously de-
feated the whole meanness OF his course De-
ing exposed in the public press. Since then
Coleridge has made the best OF the situation
aud has not tried TO hurt Adams. Should ne
interfere with GordOn-Cumm II IS believed
h. would repeat the Adams experience oy eI
Q ting sympathy for the intended victim.
ooLDLY RETE1vgD STATEMENT.
In the House of Commons tonight the Sec.
retary of War in reply 10 questions, said that
Sir William GOrdOn-Cumming was the 1rst
person 10 break faith in the baocarat scandal
because he failed TO report the case TO hIs
commanding officer. OF the three other
officers concerned. General Williams was on
the retired list and not amenable TO disci-
pline. Lieutenant Levitt had expressed deep
regret at the part he took, and the Prince Of
Wales had authorized the secretary 20 state
that he now saw the error Of judgment which
he had committed. The Government did not
propose to take further action.
The statement was cOldly received.
MOVEMENT TO RxPEL SIR EDWARD.
There is ment on foot 20 expel Sin
Edward Clarke from the clubs on account OF
his attack on the Prince of Wales IN the bsc.
carat case The Queen and family are said 20
favor the movement.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge will taks
official notice of Sir William Gordon-Cum-
mings' accusation of unfairness in his charge
II is rumored that Sir William will be
nominated for Parliament by his Scottish
constituents.