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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
LAST NIGHTS CONCERT
And Entertainment by the Public school
ChiIdren SUCCESS.

Anu ENTERTAINMENTS " tAS HbAAS SSAASNA
Children Success.
Last night the Opera House was
crowded upstairs and down, as it sell.
dom is on SO warm night. The at.
traction was the union public school
entertainment, and it must have netted
very pretty sum for the use OF the
schools. The audience was enthusiasts
tic in ita appreciation, but not more SO
than the young performers really mer-
tied.
Tho programme opened with the
Anvil Chorus, followed by 1.-THE Jolly
Jokers." Miss Maize Jacobs sang a
solo, "What will You Take for Me,
PapaY and this was followed by q
beautiful flower drill. Stella Kraus 70.
cited Annette" and after doll song,
"The Childrcn's Crusade against the
Sultan of sulkydom," which contains a
pleasant moral, was given. Crying
the Characters" was followed by reci-
tation by Lauraschloeser 'Mrs. o'Toole
and the Conductor" and a pretty
operotta, "a Merry Company" well
sung, closed the entertainment. Tho
performances all reflected credit on the
pupils who took part and on those who
trained them.
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MARTINS FERRY.
uaps and SIIshaps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.

Across the River.
A piece OF glass was removed from
the bottom OF the foot OF Miss Hosen-
feIdt, OF the First ward, by DR.. j. d,
Hobcnsack yesterday. 1t had been
there several years.
The delegates to the ironworkers'
convention arc David Llewellyn,
Mountain City Lodge; George Baird,
Sherman Lodge, and Ephraim Brown,
Advance Lodge.
Price Pence and John Craven, two
gentlemen OF color were fined 50 and
costs yesterday, for fighting before
breakfast
The question OF opening the World't
Fair on Sunday will be discussed by
the Young Mems Debating Club to.
night.
Alexander Potter has received tho
contract for doing the engineering on
tho new water works at Sistersville, W..
Va.
Yesterday Frank He'll was released on
giving bond for his appearance nexI
Monday.
John Parry has returned from the
Worlds Fair, and says it is the biggest
thing on earth.
DR.. ]. NJ. Blackboard returned from
Chicago yesterday, considerably under
the weather,
"A. S. Berterton and L, P, Dunbar. Of
steubenville, were in Martins Ferry
yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Hilton left yesterday for
Cambridge to visit her mother.
William Roberts has taken his old
position in the Standard mill.
The $4,000 of county bonds will be
offered for sale on Juno %.
Tho Standard mill is oil on account OF
q leakage in the boilers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
Moses Prlco Cured of RbcumatlS,n.

The many cases Of rheumatism cured
by ChnmbCrlain's Pain Balm during
tho past fow months havo given tho
pcople great confidence In It's curative
properties and have shown that there
is one preparation that can be depend.
cd upon for that painiul aud aggravat.
ing disease. Honakor Bros, Lorain,
Ohio, Bay "Mr. Moses Price, Of this
place, was troubled with rheumatism
Tor long timo. Chnmberlain's Pain
balm has cured him lilo snys that tho
balm has no equal"
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sents tor nenulg,s Engngomont.

At G. A. Houses music store this
morning the seats will be put on sale
for tho engagement Of Frank Hennis
aud his company at tho Opera House
Saturday night in Hamlet" Miss
Emma Vadors, considered the best
ODhclia ever seen in Booths support,
will take that role. Miss Henrietta
Vaders will also be in tho cast. Mr..
llennig has won much favor by his act
ing in shakespearo's masterpiece. If he
does it as well us he did Marc Antony his
portrayal would be hard to surpass. No
doubt seats will be in great demand,
and those who desire choice ones should
DO OF hand early.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.


BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by Mary ].
Hazlett and Robert Hazlett her husband, to me
Us trustee, dated March 4, 1891 recorded IN the
office OF the clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
county West Virginia, In deed Of trust book No.
% pAge ITO, will sell at the north front door Of
the Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1893. =
commencing at 10 o'clock o. m, tho following de-
scrlbed property, that Is to say: certain pleceor
parcel OF land situated In Trladelphia district,
Ohio county, West Virginia, designated as lot
numbered one OF the subdivision OF the Rachel
Thornburg estate, u plat Of which Is recorded in
deed book No. 10, page 49l together with the
houses and appurtenances thereto bclonging
The title TO said property is believed TO DO
perfect, but selling as trustee will convey only
tho title vested In me by said decd of trust
TERMS OF 5ALE.-OnG-thlrd and as much more
as the purchaser elects TO pay in cash on the day
OF sale, the balance In two equal instalmcnts at
one and two years, notes bearlng interest from
tho day OF sale TO DO given for tho deferred pay
ne1ts, the title To DO retained until Payment 10
nude In full
W. H. HALLIR Aucuoneer my8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Califor.
MIA liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs, under
all conditions, makes it their favorito
remedy. 10 got the truo and genuine
article, look for the name Of the Caliior.
mia Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bot.
tom OF tho package.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02

BuoiNR paste Is considered a great
delicaCy by tho rat tribe, but after cat.
ing II they die before they know what
IA tho mntief with then.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
wonLD,s OoLUMnIAN EXroslrIoN
Excursion to Chicago via ohio River Rail.
rOuu.

rOnd.
On and after this duto, until octobc,
81, tho Ohio River railroad will sell
tickets to Chicago and return, on &c,
count OF the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition, at greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will bo good for continuous passage IN
oithor direction with final limit for re
turn passage November 8, 1903. Fol
rutoa OF fare, tlmo Of train and other in.
formation, inquire Of ticket agents
Ohio River railroad, or writo ". J.
Robinson, general passenger agent
Parkoraburg, W. Va
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By virtue OF three deeds OF trust made by Wills,
lam Hamilton and Lottle Hamilton, bis wito, to-
me rs trustee the first dated April H. 1855, rc-'
corded In tho office Of the Clerk Of the County
Trust Book No. "a, page /, the second dated July
g. 1885, recorded In said clerks office In Decd OF
Trust Book No, q, page lG9 the third dated Aug
ust 81, 1890 recorded In said clerks Office in Deed
north front door Of the Court House Of said
nnnnty m fa
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EouSp-thO reason for the great popu'
im3rl'y Of Hoods sarsaparilla-simply
ms Hoods CuREa Be sure 10 COL
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By virtue OF two deeds OF trust made by
Charles Jungling and Laura III, Jungllng, his
wife, to mo as trustee tho hrst dated June 80.
1888, recorded IN tho office Of the Clerk OF tho
County Court OF Ohio County. West Virginia. In
Deed OF Trust Book No. q, page ia the second
dated June q, 1890, recorded In said elegka
ollcc In Deed Of Trust Book No. 90. page 40. /
WilLsell at the north front door Of the Court
House OF Bnid comfy on
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MONDAY, WE Oh pAY On Jun, 1S99,

commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, tho following
described property, that Is to sny;
Part OF lots numbered Three and Sixteen, in
Klein & stiiel's Grlndview subdivision, In the
First ward OF tho City OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, that Is 10 sHy: so much OF tho lot
No. $ In said subdivision o. lies Within tho FOL.
lowing boundaries, to wit: Beginning OF the
southwest corner Of said lot, running thence
northwardly with the west line thereof " ieOt,
more or loss to the southerly line of tue road as
now used; thence with tho soutlerly 1nd WeIt-
Grly limo OF tho road Rs now used to where the
same intctsects with the south line Of said lot;
thence with said south lluo westerly TO the
place OF beginning
Also 10 much OF lot No. 10, In said sub.dlvi-
sion as lies south Of limo running parallel with
the south line OF said lot which II extended In
straight line will iutersect the west llne OF said
lot No. whom the southerly limo OF the road as
now used intersOCp said west line
The title TO said property Is believed 10 be per-
feet, but selling as trustee. will convey only
the title vested In INC by said deeds OF trust
TERMS OF SALE;--One.third md ns much moro
MS the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
OF sale the balance In two equal instnllmonts az
one and two years notes bearing interest from
the dny Of sale to be given for tho deferred pay
nOnts, tho title TO be retained until payment ID
made In full. W. J. W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
w, III. HALLEl, huCtlOnpcr, tnyI1
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SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY oFJUN 1898,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M. tho following
described property, that Is 10 say: All tao In.
tereSt OF said parties In and to certain lot Of
ground situated on Wheeling. Island In the city
subdivision called Elmwood Square and laid
out by John A. Armstrong and Charles Lane,
said lot being known Gs number ten in said
subdivision.
The Interest Of said parties in said lot Which
will DO sold. Is the whole thereof during tho.
life Of Christina Katharine Hoeschle, and after
her death the fec TO the undivided one-half Of
said lot
TERMS OF SALE no.third and as much more
as the purchaser elects to pay in cash on the day
OF SALE the balance In two equal instAllmetlts at
one and two years. notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale to DO given for tho deferred pay
ments. tho title to DO held until payment Is
made In full.
VIII, HALLER, Auctoueer myl0
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REACHES, bed bugs, etc, are unknown
in houses where Bugine Ia uscd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
Mrs. M. Stevens Harris School
For young Lael1Os
axacl C11i1cIroa,
1910 AND 1918 MARKET STREET

Second annual session begins soptombostL
Course OF instruction includes Elementary
English, English classics Latin, Higher Math0.
mallcs aud Modern Language.
Mira Hart Is assisted by a full corps OF etl0lOul
aud experienced tQaOhGr
For circulars and further information, adde's
MRg w. sTEvENs HART
ati90 No. IN Main ALr0aL
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

w II. HALLEa. Auc! L ".
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

W. II HALLER, Au T;i1 % r.
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THE SCENE Is ALSO LAID IN OCEAN GROVE

The RiisHn NJ Long Branch WIZ Readily R,eo9uiv sons
Of ne Localities AsAdonei bp The Hrihr-A
BaI@ifu' Inn. S'o,y.
The words "A Beautiful Love Story had
the star were distributed throughout the
that 10000 copies OF this issue Of the Sta, had
been printed. The MnidUan Journal OF day
the SANG story With the wGrds
originally ordered BY Mr.. Bradley: ''' -
favor Of tho race tracks, number OF items OF
the n local interest Among them
M. Hume Of Fair Haven paid tho Red Bank sar
The Star wishes to thank its many friend. for all
M.s Hapais .ndt.a is having An.
built on Broad street. - HAVING mo cottage
Toihs many friends who honored the Star ONCE with
Tss sS,st saliSlhs %ss% " f"hs s.ou. /. having
IN. y; r. sss .: :Sss'n whom
Us really inner store than either Knox or any other
the as a.. '
and G -: head ss% i Yor. h; :on
serial artist eau beat him.
- rss!aI messengers . are still busiy engaged
camnaen songs. and the 'r school, Sip eRiid 1wD
throughout the county are rapidly learning
tnn .ro sI al e .o We rewarded with brand-new
.d F9Pan%Isr bradley spsn. several hours hero
ticket Which bears his name at the nSah He
no met and introduced himself by saying:
am a political tramp named Bradley on
my way 70 Manasquan and looking for votes,
Should IKE to have you help mo al You can"
to the above:
~. E know on, you cannot vote yourself but you
may be able to secure u vote or two for me-
. Mr Bradley also Waited u number OF tho
STORES and talk cd to the men he found there.
10 every person whom he met Dir. bradley
s ssji ,arEs card on which were acut Of him
Prohibition. and State League parties. He has
as ahistflouted thousands OF these cards within
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-29

Charles S. Murphy. who lives In Boston. had
q claim on some notes against Jack & Co. of
this city. and wished to attach some money
which the latter had ON deposit here The
facts OF tho claim were telephoned to Law
yers Sullivan & Cromwell Of this city. who
were requested to secure an attachment. The
facts communicated by telephone were en-
bodied in an AFFIDAVIT and an attachment was
obtained against the money Of Jack & Co. In
this city. Henry d. Hotchkiss and William 8.
the attachment upon the ground that It did
not appear that Murphy had any previous ac-
auaintance with tho lawyers here. or that they
had any means OF knowing that 1t was MUIR
ply with whom they had spoken. Judge Bar
rett has vacated tho attachment
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business they would have met with failure.
Yet they condemn us for maintaining, an Or
their whole time to politlcs II they gave
part Of their time to politics and part to bus
iness they couldn't accomplish :, much In
be unity OF action. A family or a people d.
vidsd against Itself cannot stand. Organiza-
ness
factor In local polticsp
1T is n shame for man to go around try
ing to make poor. unfortunate people commit
crime. man who breaches tho Gospel and
who tempts people to commit offences for the
purpose OF sending them to iail Is not pleas
Ing spectacle In any. community. have the
greatest sympathy for those who are unfor-
tunate, and It seems to me that 1t should be
the duty Of clergyman to reclaim rather than
to TEMPT the pnf1rtnnbattss 90 not think that
bursts methods He could 60 into any village.
city or hamlet in tho country and tempt PEG.
pie to do the same things that he has temp pied
them to do here"
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they imposed was q simple act Of justice to ell

.i.ey In t,oset was simpio ae' Vi !usioe " Oil
In closing his letter Mr.. Orr denounced the
INDUCED in in the present Campaign to iniuro
The desperate tactics OF the Sehieren men to
| start panic in the Democratic ranks by an:
nouncing from day to day the result of alleged
polling OF the voters in dry goods establish
ments, factories. and other concerns has only
reacted on the schemers. One by one the
stories have been denied by responsible per-
sons. and the ridiculous Boosting of the lying
1t is slenlNcant. with all these alleged sur
are nbicat3ns pointing Sonflnsively to the
Of his enthusiastic supporters will go down in
his pocket and cover the good Democratic
at odds Of ) toa. There has been very little
betting on the election so far. and such as
there Is has shown that Mr.. Body Is q strong
Hugh McLauehlin's rugged face was
Trenthed in smiles Yesterday The veteran
SANDER and ,venomous hate which has beaten
S sur
veyed tho situation. and thus tersely sum-
~. We are doing first rate. Never better.
There will DO another Democratic victory. In
way. the fight may be cons dored as actually
being Victorious why tho fight is practically
The citizens of BROOKLYN are seeing moro
plainly every day that Mr.. Body has has been a
badly abused man; The feeling in his favor
The detractors OF Mr. Boody and the Demo-
cratic administration have been unable to
erase these facts from the municipal record Of
tbs past two years:
MIR. Boody has been tho first Mayor of Brooklyn who
has orcsh me faiI9Ad c1npan'ss to pay the city COM
lie compelled tho elevated companies to settle up
lilo settled for good the perplsxing east side land
tho erection OF rrand museum OF af,s and science.
ie inaagnrateh the movement for The suppression of
gnk
% he q e. S.. ana q. Z, -. @
The sGhieren shouters have been all along
administration with that of Mr.. Body. to the
solid fact snow how hollow their arguments
:, In 1885. during Mr.. bows administration.
the, number OF new buildings erected was
1924 H. In this year q Mr.; Boodys so:called
ness, denression and financial dIsauietude.
5000 new homes for Brooklyn Republicans
MS a. reveR yr, PSsa NJ An
Ssam fnSi %ss"%s5stI%%oaas lev lsis
nToSkgn if9 tna MS feet but hs best friends
adminlstra,ion OF municipal AFFAIRS was a
failure and i It Is not likely ever again to have
The Rspublca have made several glsrIng
sInd Sss II tho Pit none WIN prob
Of Mr. Lew over the river last night to help
Republican party could not conceal their
dislike OF Mr.. Low in spite OF his ad.
OF Brooklyn during Mr.. Blaine's great struggle
for the Presidency aud not only did not rnise
his hand or utter one word in his support hut
hatly refused to preside at Blaine meeting In
the Academy Of Mpsic He went further still
In his hostility to the Republican candidate By
subordinates to follow his example. It was
matter Of general comment at the time that
for the Republicans II il. therefore. not q
matter OF surprise that very few OF the old and
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central body o, the organization requires is

ss H e.
interests Of the )" bem M party EeWse
HSStssar Ia Good p hs no bo OBJ
when criticism Is simply used to satisfy the
not understand the policy OF those newspa-
awags 81
terests Of the city Of New York. and to do all
they can to iniure It in It's progress toward be-
Why should, not the papers Of New York city
rather seek to accelerate in every possible way
IL Ssiihsr Do besrs s' in the "1 pol 10y y' Of
pewspaper, which invades the privacy OF
ia eSno IT Il
AGAINST political party or against political
."Tanmany Hall conducts its business pre-
ds S Pe Il Hs Ss ntereres
EarIsons Of he results which It Obtains with
the results 10 any other city OF the nation.
paTS in and Il s
from men who have been disloyal and who
haze been ssrvarS OF the people
on that account, Those gentlemen. who have
become so; called independents and r-formers
tion to the Senate and Assembly. have gained
that distinction By, introducing strike bills and
that this organization would not tolerate
them. Those gentlemen can now, be found
IN outside organlzat,ions. ready at any time
others who swel up with importance and ae:
and who neglect their duty to the people
These also become independents Tammany
XII .s ss pSsRi s to .ns
2reanizat on Is at all times ready to promote
IN once the true servants Of the people, Dis
cipltne must De maintained In all political or
moss houses For Instance. your paper would
igithless 10 The Interests Of his employer.
Men who are f9ithless cannot remain IN Tam
"p% %nsn nsy Ss OF don
class class these th men IS Independents. however,
n have nothing to say as to that Mr.. Ny:
pity would % nH MAKING p4sced n%
an f@SSs q ri. thing which z not
highest respect for Sr Myer0. and the the man IAN
%MH hns Gesn m to seS"1d him Is
asS eG T G yes @g Ssry vote hs9
v whS, have asked he has always chserfuIly
Nh Nh . Grokfsr. what do you think of Judge
yadse MaSnsrd viii vii 't Certainly be- elected
ana ss nat BY yoby large omsOrity and he DC;
upon the bench. The abuse that is hcaped
upon him wi have n tendency to make him
stronger before tho Democratic party, What
losses wb will have on ono aide from tho Mug
wumps We VIII more than make up by the
Democrats on tho other. i think that The
who's state ticket will run about alike all
""What is your definition Of a Mugwump3"
Mr. Croker smiled, stroked his board and
said: " Mugwump Is q man who goes to the
anybody.
There are MuGwumps" Mr.. Croker con-
tinued. who are successful business men
They know that organization Is absolutely
necessary before success can DO brought
about. and that without organization In their
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MR.. BRADLEY'S LOVE STORY.
DISTRIBUTED BROADCAST AS A CAM
PAIGN DOCUMENT.

Written In 1879, It's Plot 10 NJ Original ms 10
10 sensntional-Local Items OF Interest
from His Chief Organ - Tho Founders
AsBURY PARK. Oct 2S.-Mild excitement was
caused here to-day by the appearance OF the
second issue OF the Red Bank Star. the cam
paign newspaper Mr. Bradley is publishing at
his headquarters In that town. The alleged
editor Of the Star Is William clifford. a trusty
lieutenant OF Founder Bradley. who was grad
uated from q clerkship in his Office here to the
post Of travelling salesman for Mr.. Bradey's
brush mandatory in Pearl street Now York.
The &ar contains story written by Mr..
Bradley in 1873. This'st has highly orig
inal plot. 1t describes a heartless woman
flirting with poor man. drining him to sui
cides grave. and marrying a rich man simrly
because he Is rich. The title as printed il the
Star 10 as follows:
STORY OF LONG BRANCH.
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CROKER PREDICTS VICTORY
AND ADDS 4 NhW DEFINITION OF THE
MUaWUMP TO LITERATURE

Ths MuG Always VoIeS Against somebody,
Not for Anybody-RemarksA bout This
Years Local Crop or Indep-ndents-
Thiuks Judge Mry,ard VIII Run Even
..,.,. 49,. n. -. 49,. g..
WIN '' " " .A' '''' 'A
Mr.. Richard Croker. FOR the frst time since
~oi,,,cs Ionai ond sto;a Ha nrad,n,. snntbsr
ponu1s. ioea. ana elate. ne precious ano'her
"The entire Democratic ticket. State and
l>.., ,,,,I -. a,o.,oa ho.and ,a~.sD.nt,so
ssid. ~ ''|''N ''''AN '''" -"
Mr. Croker also expressed some opipions
shont Mugw,rnns and LJ.k a.. IN esn.raI s,d
about certain persons who held Office last year
and were left off the ticket this year. In par
ueuiar. vi one 10 spoke WIN great respect
That one was Comptroller Myers.
Mr. Croker came to his ONCE in Tammany
ana ne naa got rio "i ms routine
interviewed for publication: but he consented.
questions TINT were e, asked Of HIM The first I
question was:
what are your views on the political situs-
tion at this stage Of the campaignP p"
"Ths .n,ira Democrstic ststa and Local
tickets" snld Mr.. Croker, win be elected be.
ySnd peIadventure The great Democratic
shows that the drift OF senti nent In the coun-
try was In the direction OF Democratic princi-
ples and policies. Nothing has occurred since
that election to change this sentiment OK
driven to desperation by lack OF public conf
denee In their party. are endeayorlng to make
cial depression recently overlook the country.
1t would be an insult to the intelligence OF the
people to believe that they would regard this
es something due to the Democratic Admins
trahon IT WIS an unfortunate legacy left
from tho last Republican Administration. and
the people know It. II Is well known that this
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wump show at the Academy last night to listen

wump show at the Academy last night to listen
to Mr. Lows glittering periods.
1T Is direct insult" one OF them said. Ito
import Mr.. Lowe over here to tell us how
We are to discharge our political duties
msmories and wSa wis tesc S Mr e sobispeR
and all the other political traitors sharp les-
The Dem ooratic managers will whoop things
up In the most lively fashion for the remainder
OF the campaRn; ARRANGEMENTS have been
made Tor ten or fifteen meetings each night
to tho ensmy. Congressman Joseph G. Hem
dirk. OF whomlall Brooklyn. with tho exception
Of the little Mugwumps and their fellows Is
proud. will take the stump tonight at the Cri-
teri9n Theatre; and. besides firing the Demo-
will give the malcontents the soundest spank.
ing they have got In the canvass.