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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-05-31

q visit at Duluth, last evening.
VIM. Kingston, one Of the as.
sistants in the Virginia Cash
Store, visited his parents in
Tower over Sunday.
Mrs. Eli Sager, of Duluth,
Sundayed with her husband in
this city.
Capt. Florada enjoyed a visit
with his family at Duluth yes.
terday.
Capt. G. H. Munger was over
from Hibbing Monday.
G. B. Hibbard, a railroad Of.
fetal from Palmyra. N. Y, was
a Virginia admirer Monday.
Jas. W. Falk and 1. A. Nor.
berg went to Duluth Monday.
T. F. Gates, president, w. H.
Mcbride, first vice president
and D. M. Philbin, general man.
ager of the D., M. & N. were
in the city Saturday last looking
afterthe interests of that road.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Dempsey
and baby went to Duluth Mon
day.
Fred Rossom was on a bust.
ness trip to Duluth and Mime.
apolis during the week.
Mrs. A. H. Stevens and son.
came up from Duluth Saturday
and visited with Capt. Stevens
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Roman Wis.
tied Biwabik friends yesterday.
Mrs. W. G. Corey and Mrs.
DR.. Miller left Saturday for Hur.
ley, at which place Mrs. Miller
will visit for some time befor re-
turning to this city. DR.. Stuart
Bates accompanied them as far
as Duluth.
e. E. Southwick, Of Mime
apolis, has been visiting with
Prof. Wheeler for the past
week.
D. H. Moon went to St. Paul
Saturday.
John n. Hearding, superin-
tendent of the Adams mine. was
in Duluth over Sunday.
J. D. Buckston, of the Ohio,
spent the Sabbath in Duluth.
Fred Talboys was a Duluth
visitor Sunday.
Capt. E. Florada, of the OIL
YER visited with his family at
Duluth over Sunday.
Fred Davis, county surveyor,
was up from Duluth yesterday
on an official trip and shook
hands with many friends.
D. L. Martin and A. D. Grant,
looked over the range metropo-
lis Wednesday.
r. A. Webster, superintendent
of the Clyde Iron Works, Du-
luth, was in the city yesterday
and while here stopped at the
Merchants.
City Attorney J. u. Taylor
and J. H Knowles went to Du-
luth yesterday.
F. S. Colvin, of the hustilng
firm of CoIvin & Robb, Biwabik,
was over on business yesterday.
W.. West, assistant clerk of
the court, was in the city on a
business errand yesterday.
DR.. r. L. Brown was over from
Mountain Iron Sunday.
Capt. J. G.. Cohoe and Con-
tractor VIM. Cole took in Hib-
bling yesterday. The obliga-
ton of mining captain is evil
IDENTIFY verv sacred.
Chas. Farm, of the Star Bak.
cry, done some business in Hib.
b.ng Wednesday.
E. B. Hawkins. range manager
for the Drake & Stratton Co.,
took in the Zenith City Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Mcpherson is
in the Duluth this week.
Chas. Oakman started on a
business trip through this state
and Wisconsin on Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. A. Morrison de.
parted Wednesday for Escanaba,
Mich, where she will visit for
about q month.
T. Walden and Fred Smith
Fwere over from Biwabik Wed.
nesday.
H.. E. Tutor, travelling sales
man for Wells. Stone Co.. was in
IN this city and Hibbing during
the week.
A. M. Chisholm was over from
"Hibbins" Wednesd day.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-05-31

L0dtcS V VtcVaMt0.
When in Duluth call at Mrs.
o. S. Heimes', 139 West Super.
ior street, for fine millinery.
Room 1 Barring Block.
MRS. o. S. HE1MEs.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-05-31
SALE '''i Of r. b BONDS.

To WHON IT MAY CONCERN:-
Notice is hereby given that at tho VII
lage Council Room. In the Village OF Eveleth,
st. Louis county, Minnesota. at 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon. on the first day of June. 1895.
will receive bids for the sale Of bonds in the
amount of Three Thousand $4,000 oO) Dollars.
The money obtained by said sale Is to be used
for the purpose OF establishing in said village q
system OF water works. The amount OF said
issue Is together with all other bonded in
dcbtedness of said Village less than ten per
cent of the assessed valuation Of the taxable
property ofsaid Village.
BY order OF the Village Council.
Dated. Eveleth Minnesota, this 18th day
OF May, 1895.
H. L. DARMs,
CHAs. ER1cEsoN. President.
Recorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
MOUNT VERNON.

1t may be recalled that on Labor Day hs' year
John r. Jarvis. jr.. and Joseph briloh' VIM "'
a cruise In their yacht rescued AT the r'sk OF '"'
own lives two women who had been washed over
board I'm the harbor OF New -Rochell" 10y me s"'''
from ono OF The excursion steamboats, ne
Mount Vernon Record published the 'F'u'h
stances which resulted in the Life saving h'nc'o-
lent Association making a thorough investigation"
The result was that n presented Two a. IT'S silver
medals to the young men on Monday mfht I'D inc
office OF r. NJ Glover. Thci" MAS large hummer
n, men and women present who extended their
CONGRATULATIONS to the young heroes Edwin j.
MAYNARD. Editor ~ "'Tho Record made the open
ing address after which the presentation ""7
made bv Crossman Lyon. rcprcscniatiN" ~ me
life Saving Association. The medals were ace
ccpfed bv Mayor Lewis on behalf Of ~" recipients
Other addresses were made by u. +. ASHLEY. Editor
and proprietor Of "Th" Turkahoe Buieun T. g
C'oggweli and Lieutenant Henry H.. Ithoad"s Among
others present were Or and Mrs. M"ntcith D..
Close Alvin French Editor ~ Tn" Arsus Jonn
p Jarvis sr Mr. Hudson ". y. -. Clark. OF The
News" and Edward r. Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
NEW JERSEY.
NEW ARK

Max Joachim hat Manufacture n Boyd-Ft.
has received "A number - threatening letter.. signed
'~rhe Committee OF Life and Death demanding
800 Joachim was commanded 20 meet an nm
known man on Monday night near the shooting
Park and pay over the money. Three detectives
lurked In the neighborhood az the time designated,
but the unknown man did not turn up Joachim =
factory was destroyed by fire year ago. lie Vas
insured for N2Do but the INSURANCE" companies
never Settled with him Last November Doc vas
Witnesses sWore that they had seen him leaving
the building ;.t o'clock on he morning u ne
fire. He is now under s2.DD bail
Cottfricd &. Krucger son OF Judge Kruger.
began suit In the Chancery Court Yesterday for
1880 againa, John J.. Armiiase which he alleges
was obtained from him by fals" representations.
The suit grows out of the troubles OF the lutrfnh
tiOnal Asbestos Mining and Manufacturing com
pany OF which Arnitage one OF the pro-
moters \ receiver was appointed FOR the company
some time ago. and the property Was sold. m"
company had II factory in Newark and asbestos
mines IN Ontario. Canada. the latter owned prin-
cipay by Armitage. VINO got Newark capitalists
Interested H. the company. which vas organized
on July -. 1896 with Armitage as secretary. Tn"
capital stock t20rrr. and 10 Armiiase MAS
given $4,000 OF stock. ln consideration for Ia"
mines. Kruger soon afierN ,rd induced -
take stock. and elected president The com
pany steadily lost money until II went into m"
receivers hands. Kruger asked hat the organiza-
ton Of the company be- declared null and void.
and that Arnitage be compelled TO pay back TO
him his $1,000 which was paid for stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY
Chamber OF Commerce special meeting l2:3o p M
Trolley Investigating Committee. Brooklyn.
Ex-Captain Doherty's trial. Court OF oyer and
Termner
Grauer 'hrebug' trial before Judge MARITIME.
Vegetarian Society, No. 20 West Fffteenth-st..
evening
Montehore Home reception Carnegie Hall. p. m.
Phoenix Lodge. Knights OF Pythias, reception.
No 2)3 East ifty-sixth-st.. p. m.
Visitors day at New-York Cooking School, United
Charities Building. 4 p.
President Guntons lecture. No "a Union Square
p.
Francis Wayland's lecture. Memorial Baptist
Church. p. m.
: II. Burr before MONDAY prayer-meeting. No
ll3 Fulton-st
cycle Board OF Trade Hardware Club. noon.
Canal Boat Owners Association No. q Coentes
slip. p. m.
Meeting OF volunteer nremen. No. l22 East One
hundred and twenty -hfth-st.. p. m.
NewYork Free Circulating Library Madison
Hall $50 p. m.
Meeting OF Aqueduct Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
RUTHERFORD.

An echo OF the excitement attending the disap-
pearancc Of cx-Iorough Clerk Alexis McNuliy was
heard at the meeting OF the Borough Council on
Monday night, when effort was mad" To discover
who had received the money on a 500 certificate
issued by the borough before McNuliy went away.
The circumstances are peculiar The stub Of the
borough certificate book shows that this certificate
was issued to Ileadly & Christie. the Newark firm
Of contractors who have done thousands Of dollars
Of sewer and grading work for the borough OF
Rutherford: but Mr. Hcadly positively stated TO
the Council Monday night that his firm had
not negotiated the certificate and ne intimatcd an
intention fOr the amount On the other
hand IL ~ alleged that cX-Mayor Preston cashcd
the certificate. which bore llcadly chnstic's
supposcd Endorsement. for McNnlty. and the lat
tcrs chcckbook apparently shows that he money
was paid over 10 the CONTRACTORS before IN" thon
borough Clerk lcft town. The matter was laid
over for Investigation. McNultys obligations to
the borough are being settled 10y insia!ment pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Patrick Ireland was placed on trial In the court
OF Sessions yesterday morning for the second time
charged with manslaughter in the second degree
He struck Thomas Groom on the head with stone
on August r. 1893. and Groom died four days LATER
on the first trial juror was taken suddenly ana
seriously i'll, and the case was discontinued.
The will OF the Rev. Daniel Sheehy, rector OF St.
Augustine's Roman Catholic Church was filed FOR
probate yesterday. The testator leaves $40 to st.
Ambrose's Church $3.50 to St Marys Hospital. $40
and his manuscripts 10 the Rev. VI. j. Kelley, so
to the poor OF ST. Ambrose. and the rest Of his es-
tate TO his mother Honore Sheehy OF Philadelphia
His books left TO Father l>oughran, who died
after the execution of the will.
Seven more warehouses were officially joined 10
the big warehouse combination yesterday whcn
Judge Gaynor confirmed the report OF the referee,
jerks, recommending that the receiver Goodrich,
OF the Union Warehouse Company. be instructed
TO accept the offer OF the Brooklyn Wharf and
Warehouse Company for the leases OF the follow
ing warehouses: Watson Stores elevator. Roberts.
McLean's Pierreponts. Prentice's Stores. the Wa
verify Stores and the Anglo-Amerlcan Store at Erie
Basin. There was objection made 10 the con-
1rmaton Of the report
Sergeant Cans. through his lawyer. Mr.. Hrsch.
yesterday made application to Judge Cullen. OF
the Supreme Court. for writ OF certiorari com
manding Police Commissioner Welles TO review the
testimony in the proceedings against him. on the
strength of which he was dismissed for alleged in
toxication January 10 at the Halsey-st car
house when the eth Regiment stationed at
that point
Mrs. William f. Midgley wife OF the alleged en-
bezzler OF funds from the American Casually Com
pany. died yesterday from pleuro-pneumonia at
the Hotel ST. George The disease contrac ed
while she went about trying TO secure bail for her
husband. who incarcera,ed In the Tombs.
She Miss Mary J. Jackson, OF Quaker an
cestry. noble in character and charming in man
ners. She was devoted to her husband although
heartbroken his trouble Mr.. Mdglcy was
liberated last Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
UESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NDNkERS

At the Common Council meeting on Monday night
Dr i N Uermance Was appointed a Health 'o"-
rrissioner TO fiji out the uneXpired term oil lhoii'
I Ially \ petition was received from eN-MaEor
+ Harvey Bell the Rev. Alexander II. carver
Mary Marshall Butler and Sophie r. Sharman. ask
ing the Common Council to provide legal ana SUIT
abe accommodations for women ana chiIireh ui'ue'
arrest # having been necessary To conflne ch'iure"
under sixteen years old with adults AZ the ponce std
ton The physicians of the city petitioner 'he 'oun
ell 10 have the power Of appointing the leaith o"-
Ger placed entirely in the hands OF the Mayor i"'
Commissioner OF Public Works was directed 10
have preparei plan, AMI specifications Tor paving
,,ith asDnalt Yonkers-aye. from Nepperhdh-d''' u
Walnu:-st. 80. tho northeast
corner of GlenwoOd and PARK aVcs- hds p" 9o''
~ Martin \ Dewey OF New-Nork Tor Nih"p ,
Team Four beat Team Two III tilr tails'ue r,on -,
Club bowling tournament last eVeiiihb ny S'''' VI
l6S to 10. ,,. ,,,,.h t,,horiro
William Hiram Radclin and Miss Eiith ha,n f,I
Oljyef daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Niiham d o'N'',
were married at the First Reformed Nhuirh' az
ociock on Tuesday evening. bS the pastor lhe h''.
pr David cole - storms Lent WAS th, p,9' nltIi
and Miss Emily f. OliVct. sister oi me pflpt. Wa
tho maid of honor Tie ushers were oIeorsc Aiidh'
Of New York. William II. Smailey. William n WIZ
gins and Edward FledgIe. - T., ,,.t,,,i,,s Han
The Mnuei Circle gave dance in WlEThs iiali
on TUESDAY evening which was attendei 10y many
Young people this city and it, v'cinlty ne com
nittce consisted of j. Louis lu Bols' MARX ~
Walsh. Frederick y. Bruce ana NiI'Ain Tara
The Sappho club gave a private concert al the
Yonkers Lawn Tennis club house last evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
PORT or NETWORK. TUESDAY. FEB. 20. 1898
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY, FEB 20. 1928.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mobile Bn T4yland London Februa,ry H.
WIKI mdse and 10 cabin passengers to Ne~fork shipping
g Ay'l n a. ' a., Pearce London February u
with mlsc to r " } Hurst Arrived at the Ear at $50
seam"r ' wassand cieis Rene Antwe February Is
,ernaonal Navigation 60 Arrived ct tho bar ~ 2;'
Skinner salisbury 2 HaoTt Ca'T;p,e Jap PHI,
Palermo T. M'ss19 II GeFaGf ], ana if y, Sn,on
spence Young. Arrived at the Bag at 30 4 M
- Kobe % Shanghai Deceiib 10 Focho~ u Am.y j.
Tong sa K @n5a fa aSrs - with iSrt s to carter Macy
X Co. Arrived At the Ear at 800 a. m. .,...-.. q
IL Port Iimon II with mdse and passengers
PIN. Forwood Keock Arrived at the Bar az 1! m.
steamer lucatan from Havana. passed IN al SANDY
steamer concho. Cromwell. Galveston ana Key West.
WIN mdse and passensers to e. II Mallory CO. ,-.,.
NTH S m. ar ana las @ tnl" Mao @a S
steamer Hudson Kemble. New orleans. with mise and
steamer Nacoochec smith. savannah with mdse and
steamer jamestown IIuphers. Newport News AMI Nor
folk with inds" and passengers 20 GA '.nln'n - H.,
steamer henefacfor. simmons. Philadelphia. with mlse
schooner Gypsum Empress 90 Windsor. -. Robtrts
Rucn9s A{res 81 days with mdse 10 ) + M'rs'" co.
sandy iI,ok Fcb 70 $50 p m-wind northwest fresh
CLEARED.
steamer Guyandotie. Walker. W"s; Pont-oh Dominion
steamer France ,Ilr reale, London = " J Hurst;
Steamer City 81 san Antonio. Bennett. Portland Me
IIoritln Hall.
steamer Majestic ,iirl rarscll Llycrpoo-H Kersey
steamer Noeriland G'es,. Grant. Antwerp ln''rna-
steamer crof CBr Robinson Lci'h and Dundee Sinp-
steamer Herman win,cr Nicke:s.n. I'oson-H Dim
ock
steamer Yorktown Dole. No'f.'A AID Newport New
Old Dominion IS co.
STEAMER Joseph l. Colby L,ycrs- rampco. VIA Bait
steamer s. Oswald ,Ii- A,,r~e fcrnardna Charles
steamer Hchmoud Htii oo Perry. LONDON sanderson
steamer Paris. wa,kn.. s,.'D"mp'o International
StcSmer II ra.o. Garain,r. New rIcans-J T Van
steamer Excelsior c;cn MILL. Dover, England. ~
steamer i,osion city Ur Bascay. Bristol. England
steamer sryia o1o. cian.. Grenada and rriuidad
Bark st iu,ie. Erskine Port Elizabeth South Afrca
the Coomhs crosby Eddy 60.
SAILED
Steamers Mack, Bennett ,Iu. S,hcnck. Halifax. ITALIA
base F,ya9n Fl I s N " Mor NSg N Sn
Nrwpor News l@hG @er i'r,men .a S'nha sl ,,,r
rcinambuco Rahia Rio Janciro. etc.
MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS.
Steamer Cunc Tr Smith. sailed from Liverpool for
steamer Mnas,am ujuch Potter from New York Feb
ruary 10 for Boulogne and Rotterdam. passed frawe
steamer state Of California Gsr Braes from New York
rSS 10 tS fsy P %ss M a
&C. shields arrived at Antwerp Feoruary =. g.,
nary ~ VIA Lisbon arrived at oporto February 81
Steamer straits of Magellan 'ir'. Glars from Mcdiicr
steamer River Indus dr Scott from New York Jan.
uary q. 5, MIchaels Tor Alden and bombay arrived
Steamer LasscI 'Br), sailed from Rio Janeiro for
steamer spenser dir. sailed from Buenos Ayrcs for
New-York February -
uary r. via pernambuco. arrived at Rio Janero Feb
ruary -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
STRICKEN on HIS WEDDING DAl.

CHARLES L. HOBART WHO WAS MARRIED fi''-
TERDAY IN BROOKLYN. DIED SUDDENLY LAT
EVENING FROM ApOPLEXY ~ TIE
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE
Charles L. Hobart forty-seven vars o.d OF
Rrooklyn was stricken with apoplexy whie conn
ing ont of the Herald Square Theatre shortly ne-
fore II O'Clock last night. He was at once CARED
into an ante-room and laid upon sofa. His WE.
who was with him was frightened almost INTO
MYSTERIES Dr. Gaunt. Of No. p West Ihlrty-
tbird-st was summoned. and did all he coud ID
restore Mr. Hobart t. consciousness, Out his IL
forts were unavailing. and In twenty minutes MI.
Hobart died Mrs Hobart at once sent teie-
grams TO her family. The dead man was a mehi-
her of the Produce Exchange and had an once ~
M 1O1 Produce Exchange. The city Directory
gives his occupation superintendent MiH.
Hobart was taken home shortly after midnisht
nv her husbands SON who had been teiesraphtu
for When Mr. Hobart was seized IL was sdli
mat his address was No 535 Halsey-st.. Brooklyn
Later II was learned that Mrs Hobarts parents
live there and that she was married TO MT 10
bart there only yesterday afternoon Inc heN;
r J. Kent of the Lewis Avenue COngrega'ohd'
Church. performed the ceremony. MT. ana vi
Hobart intended to start shortly on lnelr WI
ding trip and had gone to spend theli HiSt oN.ii-
ing at the theatre. The brides parents "tie on
petely Frustrated by the news OF MI ito l'II
death Mr. Hobarts own address is IN JeiieisoH-
ave BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27

had been found that even At the narroWest por-
ton Of Broadway, at Rector-si, there was room
for four tracks. The Commissioners have hereto
fore been I'm favor OF two three tracks but the
view taken by the firm will nave considerable
weight. ,.r
s Parsons saying that while he could not give
positive figures. he believed that 1t would take FOR
a four-track road the same level with side-pipe
galleries 100000 This would be exclusive OF
land or land damages. This estimate Includes four
tracks on the West Side One-hun Ireland
eighty-hfth-s,. Should the commission decide to
sion the Our-track system at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twentv-second-st., and continue two tracks 10 one
hundred and eighty the estimate would be
The commission adjourned. subject to the call Of
tho chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
RdPiD TRANSIT AMENDMENTS

THE COMMISSION FORMALLY APPROVES THEM
Disclosing PROBLEMS or CONSTRUCTIONS
TRACKS. Etc
The Rapid Transit Commissioners held a session,
yesterday and formally approved amendments 10 the
Rapid Transit act The amendments viii be- in
corporated In bill by the counsel 10 the commits
SION and introduced at Albany soon. They will
not be made public until the next meeting M,vor
SironE wa present throughout the session ycster-
Gay aud tool; deep interest in the proceedings
commissioners orr Low. Starin. Steinway and In
man were also there The plan OF cor strlcton was
discussed for several hours. but was not adopteI
The resolution, passed last week at n mass-meet-
nE of property owners In the Annexed District dis
approving OF the East Side route adopted by the
commits sion because does penetrate 10 the heart
OF the Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards were
read. No action was taken looking to an extension
Of the East Side line.
commissioner Starin presented a letter from the
Drake a Stratton Company. of No lab Iiberty-st..
VINO have signifed their readiness to build and
operate the road They protested against two tracks
instead OF four below the city Hall under Broad
way. saying that this lower section OF the line was
most important. and that after investigation II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27

The fine house 81 Mrs John u. Mcokcr. willow Of
Judge Meekcr. OF S0u;l Orange ono Of the largest
and finest residences IN South Orange. totally
DESTROYED by fire yesterday afternoon. The house
was built about eight wears ago and combi-
nation Of IN. Queen Anne ana Colonial styles. II
occupied commanding place on the side of the
Orange Mountain. short distance back from
Ridgcwoo Road. II cost $4,000 and was furnished
in the most elaborate manner The IRE broke ont
in the second story around the chimney and is
supposed TO have been caused 10y defective fiue.
The house long distance from the nearest
fire apparatus and before the Fire Department
could arrive all hope OF saving the house was gone
The liremon iid heroic work In aavng the costly
furniture. all Of which on the lower floor was
saved. The loss Is fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
aFF4IRS IN BROOKLYN.

THE MAYOR WILL NOT BE \ CANDIDATE
Nayor Schieren was seen by reporter IN WASH
ington Yesterday and among other things sald'
"I-nder no circumstances shall | be a candida'e
for Nayor or any other public Office hlaue t"''
announcement just after my election ana nave
NOT changed my resolution. ! am a business man.
nroud of the business ] have built up by haru
work My term OF office as Mayor VIII soon "-
over and shall then return TO my business WIN
great satisfaction. Not that regret my cNie
rience as an official. On the contrary am ga"
That have had II. II has given me Naluape
experience 1t has brought me in touch win
many bright people and has afforded me an oplUIr-
tunjty of enlargfng my acquaintance Win brpok-
lvn and IFS citizens. But am tired or the aDuse
that a public man receives from the heMspaPe'.s
Jmst criticism | do not resent. 1t is Ike rivalry IN
trade healthy and profitable. But there IL uli-
ference between criticism and abuse ana II Is
abuse that see reason for further supJeG9 Ing
myself 10 There is no necessity for my hoIGlns
Office: there is no reason therefore, why shouih
place myself in a position where am suo1ec' ~
misrepres entation ,.- 49,, ,,r,,isbed
Now as TO the reports that have been pubniShed
in regard TO my rows with the Board OF Alhel-
men with Auditor Palmer and other Kepu lI
have simply this to say: | nave not ,hdu any
rows worthy of the name with any one