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Nothing Left but the Coon and
Postum to Comfort Him in His
Declining days.

Time and again have / been in
vited to pay visit to the town of
Buffalo, which is situated on the
winding river Cheat" just above
Rowlesburg, where saw-logs grow.
The numerous invitations came from
my valued friend, Col. Joseph Da-
Wis, who met mo at the prize show,
where we were both entered by our
friends as the handsomest men i'm
Preston county. The judges were
prejudice and ruled us out, and
from that time henceforth we be.
came fast friends. A kind of a
fellow-feeling came over us, / sup
pose, which bound US together, in a
friendship way.
The town of Buffalo is little
Empire in itself and is ruled over
by Col. Joe DAVIS, who is known
as the MIckadoo of Buffalo. Col.
Davis is typical Yankee from the
pine swamps of Maine, who emf
grated to this county when slaves,
shook, lumber and tanbark was
king. Deck Howe used to tell me
that it was the Neal Dow crusad G
that forced Col. Davis and him to
leave Maine. But the memory of
James c.. Blaine, of the State of
Maine, has been the guiding star
which has kept Col. Davis plodding
along in the path Of Republicanism
for these many years, until his form
is bent over from bis heavy load.
Shortly after his arrival in this
county he enlisted III Capt. Daw-
sons Company, which was being
organized for the purpose Of de-
throning General Hcermans, who
was the acknowledged leader Uf the
Republican party IN this county at
that time, and making Captain
Dawson the Emia Pasha Of the Re-
publican party Of Preston county,
which they did after stubborn,
jawing fight. The Portland Tigers,
led by brave Lieut.. John p. Jones,
assisted materially in defeating Gen.
lleermans. Lieut.. Jones was kind
ly remembered by Emin Pasha for
his service in the Boss-ship War,
and was made Office Dictator on the
staff Of Bmin Pasha. Nor was Col.
Davis forgotten, for az soon az
peace was restored he was installed
as tho Mickadoo Of Buffalo, where
his word was to be law among the
subjects Of Emin Pasha. As an
evidence as to how we'll he has kept
the subjects in line, ! have only to
quote the "Man Of Marques" who
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

In a recent letter to the proprie-
tors, Mr.. If. NJ. Bangs, the drug
gist at Chatsworth, Ill, says: 81
am very much pleased with Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy During the
epidemic Of lagrippe here it took the
lead and was very much better liked
than other cough medicines" The
grip requires precisely the same
treatment as a very severe cold, for
which this remedy is 50 efficient.
1t will promptly loosen a cold and
relieve the lungs, soon effccting a
permanent cure, while most other
medicines in common use for colds
only give temporary relief. so cent
bottles for sale by Il. McMillen,
Kingwood, Druggist, and country
merchants. 5-19-4t.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
CHEAP EXCURSION TO GETTYS.
BURG BATTLEFIELD.

For the dedication Of the Monu-
meut on June 2nd on the Gettys-
burg battlefield, designating the
" High Water Mark " Of the South.
ern Confederacy, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company will sell
FOUND trip tickets at all stations
east Of the Ohio river at the low
rate Of one fare for the round trip.
The President OF the United States.
members Of his Cabinet, the Gov.
ernCrs Of twenty-five states, MEM
bers Of their stats, and other distin-
guished persons as we'll az several
military and civic organizations will
partici pate in the imposing dedica-
tory ceremonies. This will afford
an excellent opportunity for a cheap
Excursion TO the historic battle
ground by veterans and others
desiring to visit the scenes Of the
greatest conflict Of modern times.
CHAs. o. ScULL,
Gen'l Pass. Agent,
28-3t b. & o. Il. r..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

W. J.. and =. }. Elliott, the
Columbus Ohio shooting editors,
arc both in the penitentiary, the
former for life and the later has
just been tried and sentenced TO
twenty years imprisonment in the
State pen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

Mr.. EDITOR:-
Kindly find space in your paper
for the following announcements /.
The State Board Of Examiners
will bold examinations az follows :.
At Wheeling. Rayenswood and
MartInsburg, on June 2 and 3 at
Clarksburg. June u and is at
Grafton, June - and 30.
AsHBY J WGsKISsON, Sect.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

The Primary campaign in Pres
ton county will prove a bonanza to
the shoemaker. The way the can
didates arc dropping the half-soles
III their mad race for office is enough
to make the cattle bawl for pro
lection "
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

If you see stray bricks flying
through the air, don't get alarmed.
It's only Quay. Plat, Miller, Dud-
ley and Foraker prscticing on
Grandpap's Hat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

He is Typical Yankee from the
Pine Swamps Of Maine, who Emil
grated to This County when Neal
Dow Made it too Dry for Him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
THE LOUNGER.

He Visits Col. Joe Davis. the Mick
adoo Of Buffalo, who is the Ruler
of the Hills and Hollows on the
Winding River Cheat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

On His Arrival He Enlisted in Capt.
Dawson's Company to Help Fight
and Dethrone Gen. Heermans,
who was the Leader of the Re-
publican Vampires.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
SHORT TARIFF SERMONS
Which the Journal Dare not Publish.

The Irondsle Furnace, Coal Mines
and Coke Works, which was prom.
ised steady work, good wages and
beefsteak three times day under
the Harrison Administration of
Protection is closed dorm and the
men compelled to go elsewhere to
find work.
IS
The Newburg Coal Mines and
Coke Works, which was assured
that il Ben Harrisoa and Protection
carried the day, everything would
be prosperous with them, is closed
DOM and the men have gone in
search Of Protection and prosperous
times.
-
The Austen Coal Mines and Coke
Works, which had been enjoying
its share Of prosperity, vas admon-
ishcd to stick to Harrison and Pro-
lection, which was a guarantee of
better times and larger dividends,
closed dorm and the men who have
made toleraoly fair wages heretofore
are left the alternative Of going to
the Protective Home or reading the
fshort tariff sermons" in the Jour
nal.
The West End Coal Mines and
Coke Works, the Infant of the pro-
tective industries of Preston county,
was urged TO vote for Harrison and
Protection if it wished to develop
and grow to manhood. 1t, too, has
closed dorm and the men are despair.
ing of their Infant ever growing to
manhood on Protection.
-
The Shook Industry, which was
one of the best paying industries in
Preston county, as it brought IN a
large revenue to the farmers who
furnished the slaves, the cooper who
made the shook, and the merchant
who had them manufactured, was
killed by the Mckinley Bill which
was heralded broadcast as the Pro-
tector of American Industries. 1t
protected" the Shook Industry to
death.
-
Now We come to the Preston
county farmers, who were promised
that if Harrison and Protection won
the day that the above named "pro-
tectiye industries" would boom rs
they had never doomed before, and
as necessary consequence it would
be the means of creating "Home
Market for the farmers where they
could sell the products of their
farms at fabulous prices.
We have had three years and two
months Of Harrison and Protection
What is the result? Let the coal
miners, coke drawers, coopers and
farmers of Preston county answer.
We defy and iRUite the Journal TO
IL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
d. r. JACKSON.
Sheriff of Preston County

NEwBUrG, w. VA, Jan. ~, 1892.
MEssEs G. T.. ELLIS &c Sons
| have used yorr Rheumatic Cure for Rheu-
matiSm pHC IN We ~ return of the disease
since. ~ p.ee e.. me q mrcl tlat i,Sisted on
paying ;! 20: the Do..'e wiel you so kindly
offered II TO me OIL t.iol ior nothing. | think il
an excellent remedy, q. would say to others +,
Try II.
GEORGE W. BARNES
Engineer Il. s. @. X. r.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
HUDSON.

Special Correspondence TO the Argus;
Fair weather.
1t is beginning to warm up.
Work is progressing nicely.
Schuyler Clark, who has been
working in Maryland for some time,
is now at home on visit.
Miss Eta Gibson is at Huttons,
Md, on an extended visit.
John Light has moved to
Huttons, Md.
Rev. g. +. Feather, Jr., preacher
on the NJ. Il. circuit. preached at
Harmony Grove las: Sunday.
The Baptist have organized their
Sabbath School, but we do not
know who the officers are.
The Laurel Run Normal will
commence May 1G, With Rev. j.
Thomas, instructor. Miss Isa NJ.
Gibson, Of this place, and VIM. o.,
Marshall and |. Orval Walls, of
Rockville, will attend. The pros
poets are bright for good school,
so We understand.
Very little stir in the stock line,
except in sheep, and not a great
deal in that. The price ranging
from $500 to 800 per head, when
we should expect from 5000 to
$500 under our grand protective
administration.
Several of the youngsters attended
the quarterly meeting at Sugar
Valley last Sunday, and all report
grand time.
The measles is for the present at
standstill. Mr.. r. Conner For.
man, the blacksmith at Rockville, is
the latest victim. If they keep on
they will get through, for there will
be nobody to have them, hence they
will have to stop.
The NJ. Il. Sabbath School at
Mt. Zion has been organized, with
Mrs. Mary Seal as superintendent.
Sidney o. Clark, who has been
in Maryland for some time, is at
home now on short visit.
Omer Y. Shaw was at the county
capital last week, and it is said that
he was Spahring around the old
tannery it May be he was, as he
has bought himself house and lot
in Rockville.
The +. A. & I. U. confines to
grow. There is near 100 members
in the Nebo Alliance now. Some
was before the meeting to ride the
goat at the last meeting, among
whom we note, Jake Harmed,
Johnst. Harmed, Francis Methenev.
Wilson and Joe Rhodabaugh.
Don't let Josh Smarty find this out
or he will be down here before a
month.
Mrs. Joe Carroll and little son
was visiting her father here, Sun
day.
The NJ. f. Sabbath School at
Harmony Grove has been organized,
with the following officers iona
than Gibson, Superintendent; Mrs.
E. jenkins, Assistant Superinten-
dent; Miss Lizzie A. jenkins.
Sec'Y.
The small boy is fast shedding
his winter boots, and when you see
him stepping very lightly, don't be
alarmed, bis feet is very tender yet,
but ere fall comes he can run across
a ten acre brier patch and never
whimper.
j. Jackson, of Locust Grove,
(your correspondent announces
one wedding. Keep up a good
heart Jack, our turn will come bye
and bye.
" Gentle Anne" has come at
last,
Winters thing Of the past.
And well have to work like sin,
To get the corn and tators in.
We saw Republican carrying
around one of Rev. Geo. Wesley
Atchison's A. j. G. Of the Tariff.
lie seems to think it a holy of the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM f. MANEAR as candi-
date for Assessor on the West Side,
subject to the decision Of the Re-
publican Primary Election, June
is, 1892.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
TESTIMONIALS. b.;

kISGwooD, w. Va Jan. 10. 1892.
MEssEs. c. Z. ELLIS & SoNs,--
Ncwburg, ". Va
Gentlemen This IS 10 certify that 7 have
used Ellis Eher tate Gre" for rheumatism
who.' affected I've moe o. less for twenty
yca'S--So4ethrc' severely. I used IL strictly
according 90 directions EiG have had no Rhen-
matisn since. J td'n% 81 a marvellous and in
valuaD.e emet y, eIG can safely recommend it
TO othef> w.Io SUITE from the effects Of this
very painful disease.
ID. r. JACKSON.
Sheriff of Preston County
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

When Capt. Dawson was Installed
as the Emin Pasha of the Repub-
lica1 Oflice-snatchers, He Made
Col. Joe the Mickadoo of Buffalo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
ANNOUNCE NJ ENTS,

We are authorized to announce
Mr.. Il. w. FoRMAN as candidate
for Assessor on the East Side.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

The Gallant Lieut.. John Z. Jones,
of the Portland Tigers. Made
Office Dictator on the Staff of
Emin Pasha.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
Guaranteed to Cure Rheumatism

nothing else. '5 taken according 70 directions
return the bottle
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
ELLIS
RHEUMATIC CURE
ELLIS
Us 80 QuAcK NosTRuM.

Is NO QUACK NOSTRUM,
II Is made from NAIVE HEnBs which T dig
myself. The formula l. g hundred years old
and Was name ed Gown 20 ne from my father
more than fifty vests ? 20. For "A number of
years prepared 10 IN a small way, principally
for my friends, IL Effected such
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

VsN.z
THE LOUNGER.
lie Visits Col. Joe Davis. the Mick
adoo Of Buffalo, who is the Ruler
of the Hills and Hollows on the
Winding River Cheat.
He is Typical Yankee from the
Pine Swamps Of Maine, who Emil
grated to This County when Neal
Dow Made it too Dry for Him.
On His Arrival He Enlisted in Capt.
Dawson's Company to Help Fight
and Dethrone Gen. Heermans,
who was the Leader of the Re-
publican Vampires.
When Capt. Dawson was Installed
as the Emin Pasha of the Repub-
lica1 Oflice-snatchers, He Made
Col. Joe the Mickadoo of Buffalo.
The Gallant Lieut.. John z. Jones,
of the Portland Tigers, Made
Office Dictator on the Staff of
Emin Pasha.
Col. Davis Attired in a Mickadoo
Suit and Decked with the Nat
ural Flowers of the Valley.
What He has Lost in Handsomeness
lie has Gained in Political Wis
dom.
The Sad Recollection of His Race
for Legislative Honors and Ora
torical Fame Cannot be Effaccd
this Side Of the Grave.
Climbing the Buffalo Hills and
Hunting the Raccoons and Opos-
ums Greatly Contributes to His
Defeat.
The Iron-clad Rules which Allowed
no Rest or Time for Greasing
Stiff Joints, Told on Him.
Jockey Emin Pasha went Back on
Him and Refused to Ride His
Race for the Legislature.
Nothing Left but the Coon and
Postum to Comfort Him in His
Declining days.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
A N. JARRETT, D. D. S.
DR.. W. SIM0NT0N.
DENTIST.

VIII continue TO make his regular visits to
Newburg, ROwiesburg. runnelton and kingwood
Due notice Of his next visit to each place will
appear inthis paper.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

Jockey Emin Pasha went Back on
Him and Refused to Ride His
Race for the Legislature.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

Col. Davis Attired in Mickadoo
Suit and Decked with the Nat
ural Flowers of the Valley.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19
Marvellous Results

That have concluded to place II on the market
The temant .ias Increased TO such an extent
and tt has enfe. c. such satisfaction that
could Ia. tly DO otherwise. The appended
testimonials eclo tac sentiment of all who have
given IL q trial. IL Is
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-19

The Sad Recollection of His Race
for Legislative Honors and Ora
torical Fame Cannot be Effaced
this Side of the Grave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
BRyG1yG UP A CHANCE OF PERJURY.

Justice Taintor. IN the Essex Market Police Court,
yesterday morning continued the examination IN the
case OF Jacob H. Hetsch, If No. 45O West Oneundred
and -ftdeth-st, who "a charged by Thomas Brigham
Bishop OF the Hotel Marlborough with perjury. THE
wife Of Hetch time ago brought salt against
Bishop and Hetsch made an affidavit In which he
said that between Jenuary and April H. 1885. no
gave bishop more than $1,000. and that on April
49, 1885, Bishop left the city a5 abseonder. Bishop
declared that the statement fake and hence the
charge OF perjury. A number Of witnesses were
examined by the prosecution. and they testified that
at the dine IIetscA that he gave Bishop the
money the latter was In Florida. Bishop On cross
examination admitted that while he WAS In Ludlow
Street Jail ne offered 70 settle the ilesch case 1oE
al 900 az agreed TO this said Bishop, because
thought it would cost that SUN for lawyers fee Tor
case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
rrtts SIGNED w TILE GOVERNOR.

Albany March I9.-Ciovernor Flower has signed
Chapter Incorporating $4,000 for purchase OF
lind for tile Hudson River state Hospital.
Chapter 145-Rea pproprh.LIng SIh now IN mo
Treasury appropriated FOR the Normal and Training
School at Geneseo. .
Chapter I47-Empoworing Board Of Water Com
missoner5 OF ROuscs FONT 20 ssuo additional bonds
for the purpose Of extending the wuter mains.
Chapter l45-Providng for extending and widcn-
EcOpo's-ayc. IN Troy and Payment inc
cost OF same.
Chapter I49Appropriating 81 &. 40l IN tho Sinking
Fund Tor the payment Of the canal debt.
Chapter 15O-Amendlng charter OF GlOV@svllle.
Chapter lJl-Ratifying contract entered into DO
tween buffalo and Buffalo Railroad Company, the
CrosstovTl Street Railroad Company and the West Side
street Railroad.
chapter I32-Anending revised statutes relative to
the Lewiston school funds.
Chapter l63-Authorirng Cohocs Water Commits
sfoncrs 30 appropriate unexsnded balance of funds to
make Improvements 10 city water works.
Chapter 165-Provlding for II report by tho State
Engineer 10 the Legislature OIL tho condition m the
State dams at Troy and COhoes.
Chapter 1b6-Enpowering tho trustees OF White
Plains TO issue bonds f0r purchasing fire apparatus
Chapter 157Releasing 10 the United states Jursdlc
don over certain hands N Theresa and Antwerp,
jefferson County for IA 1sh hatchery.
Chapter l58-Authorking the extension. OF the pier
line oil the Hudson River between the Battery and
sevcnueth st., Scw-York CITY.
Chapter 1910 Incorporate the United Charities
OF the city OF Now-York.
Chapter lGO-Appropriating $500 for the Catskll
AFppry.
Chapter 1ei--Appropratag $4,000 for the purchase
OF land and erection Of boiler house in connection
with the Executive Mansion and for improvements
about the Mansion grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
Z NJ q. 4 SECRMARIFs NEFr.

Ncw-Dodford March 10 SpeciaD.-The animal SOS
sion OF the Young Mems Christian Association SEQ
rutares OF Now England Is I'm convention here with
la largo attendance. Yesterdays proceedings oon-
sisted Of reading paper on "rhc Home life Of tho
tssociatiOn,, by Il. A. Jordan, Bangor; "BOys'
Work" written by Ralph C. Goodwin, Newburyport,
read by Frederick l.. starratt. Maiden. H. G..
Lund, Of Pitisfeld led the devotional exercises II.
l.. Gallo, OF Worcester, read a paper on Receptions
md Entertainments by II. ii. l.. Hammond. OF New
britain. Papers read by Jonathan \. How
land, Of Providence; James y. l.. Smith. of Spring
field; A. L. Barrett, Of Newton; o. f. Ryther. Of
lIydepark, W. u. COnant, Of Dover; j. IL. Wilcox, Of
Mcrlden II. IL. shelton, state secretary for Maine
and New Hampshire, and X. VI. Armstrong, Boston.
Among those present were Burton G. Austin, New
York: T. f.. Mcdonald, Portland: Arthur Reddish,
Boston Walter H. Abbott, Salon; T.. Aonzo King
Chicope Falls; a. i. Davis, Milford W. IL. Fuller
Brauleboro; W. W. Lymon, BrocktOn; Louis c.
Beebe, New London d. NJ. spence, Keene W. CORR
Middeboro n. NJ. Simons Merrmac; J. f. Norcross
Waltlam; Frank VI. Halt, Lynn c. T. Mcfarland
Melrose; A. +. tgundt, Bennington; 5. Walter q.
TyzLer, Gloucester; III. O. Brown, Atucb0ro'. G. ii.
Gait hyde Park; w. Il. Goddard, WatertOwn; A. g.
Lucas Westfeld; W. T.. Potter Wesboro' George
II. Hale. Northampton Robert $ Ross Norwich :;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

Tho Enclosed stakes announced be run az the
Monmouth Park meeting will close about April Is.
Ample notice will Dc given u horsenen. a. the sakes
date Of closing will DO advertised at least two weeks
shuad.
The old news Ia a dress about tho Brighton Beach
Association Is again going the rounds. New blood haa
been Infused into the Brighton Beach managemnt AID 10
should surprise racosoers " the
that track undo the rules Of he u ard Of Control and
frequently stltd tbs Tribune. the Brighton
likely u have regular dat,- allotted It which IL.
ting be run. without opposition from the Board
u Control TRACKS.
II b. decided Monday what SETON will be taken
In regard Ia the Monmouth Park needing.
Assured that every effort will be made arrange
matters that their hor-os I'll have ample time 70
IA tho races, the members Of the Board
horscowners, and Will crowd them closely
that horses engaged will not have time to
from before the next one is 70 Do run.
Reports from Washington that tie track is IN
ceent condition and tiat all the horses IN taLnne At
that track splendid condition and well advanced Ia
their Dabo the brother " Dablo. MAS purchased
from Captain X. IL. Hancock, Of oNeItDn Va, by Mr.
Hawkshurst Brooklyn. He Is fslr-looking colt bus
Is almost blind, and for that reason Mr. Dnycr returned
him Captain Hancock
The best Ten Brock, Jim Gray, I'm the stud
at Charlottesville Va Tho winner Of the Great Stallion
stake, will be bred to eight cholcey bred mares tho
property Of his owner, d. Payne and To u number
Others which VIII De shipped Charlottesville from
various points.
Virginia likely gain its prestige horse-rss-
ing country, many wealthy persons ia this city hav,
decided 10 have farms IN the old Dominion
NJ. +. Dwyer expected home this week, and he VIII
by many PERSONS regard The tracks which
he viii his horses. 1t cruel ~ anticipate but 10
IS any sort Of odds that he viii over the
tracks OF the Board OF Control but IL likely 20
sond some Of his star performers TO GARFIELD Park
~ race for the special purses that will be hung up at that
track.
Colonel b. c. McLewee intends take up MS quarters
at Morris Park April l, and Will remain with tie stable
all ha wi nj tn of te
seeinent With such strong team Colonel McIe"es
for and Matt Alton for trainer the Ehret stable
should be Colonel McLcwee has interest In
stable and, with the experience Of last year he is
likely 10 make many mistakes.
Thers books being made the Brooklyn and
Suburban Handbags than in any previous year. AL Of
them well patronizsd.
There many inquiries about tho Metropolitan Hand.
cap IL looks II book opened that would DO
extensively patronized.
The sleighing is excellent beyond the Harlem, and .
large number OF horse will drive TO the Morris
Park clubhouse to-day and parake OF one Of Jim" Vile
pigue's dinners, which fast becoming famous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
RESTORED 10 THE PRIESTHOOD.

Kcyport. March 10.-Bather Springs, formerly pas
tor Of st. Josephs Church, has been restored 10 the
priesthood by the fOpe and tho College Of Cardinals
Two years ago Father Springs suspended nom
the priesthood by Bishop oForrell, OF Trenton. He
appealed tho ease, and te order Of tho bishop was
sustained. lie then went at TO Rome and laid
his case before the Pope. Today word was received
from Rome, through Monsgnor De Coaciluo of Jersey
City, that tho Case had been decided IN Father
spirngss favor. Under the decision Of the Cardinals
Father Springs has Ahe choice OF being renstated In
his old position or Of retiring into private life on Il
pension Of $500 year. Father ODonnel is now
pastor Of 81. Josephs 1t Is probable that Father
Springs VIII succeed him, AS he has expressed de-
sire 10 stay In the parish until death.