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ts ?? .-adnallr an-1 somewhat mtafu_y ,0""'"
roncusi.-u thal tl.<*n is a Civil S
leo places in N>- iori wh
u.-s; March 1 ii; Nev \ *rk
ta indifference t..
Seclsri to be In Democrat ?
rimes.1.)
lort. I ''. !n. ' :"V'
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8Tty:dia_isi m
te Governm
Jirt.s t.?. ,.*.,,. -orb
the only locksmith who
uaderstood
outof order, and no ene ia I >;i?ri".i-nt could open
or repair it 1188*, Jane HS Rsw-Yoek I
a.)
'?5MiTIT-\npoinrm.'nt. Clerk; i- cousin of Sc
Bm- Fair :- 1>"'-' l8! V '^ -
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GRABBED 5H OFFICKS IN TWO YXABS.
SNYDER. VALEN'IIM: P.?FoHB-lly Clerk in
Minnin-''' BBBk Albany, and then of Jordan's
htak *; t(1 mnhi*
ru*- for h;ui: appointed prh
?Anning ir. place ot Sperry, who had -
illoch ? ! ?***:,. March 10; N.-w
Y.*k Timse i Pouad salary too -mall; next
appointed Chief C'.-r
months, but found incapable 1886, Jan. ?'(:
Tbs ri " nat on roving commission
ts- Investigate Snh-Tr siade Chief
of Cor Dil isioo ol 1 rc as _ -. _
of Captain Johnston. ., wounded ? teran, twenty
-vi:.' had -rea i :. worked his
wag ur. while Snyder waa Inexperienced 1885,
gift 80; New-York Timea, l. Johnston hail lost
Icc ard ama badly crippled by wounds, but was
? d to make piece for Snyder: but that
on did not mit him, and be was then ap
ItoiaBi ; Currency in i la
.?inc.. had held the petition for many
vearv a fl | ami court
I86A Dec 31: N w-York Timea, 5. Then bel
p I axed of Washington, * Scribe's
place, Bani ? NVw-i rk. was worth
88.OOO yarly. | hil removal and the
ntment *i*-7. Jan. |: The Tribune
ri in Dept '
pointed on flt
Democrat*
of 'he principle Civil -
bk removal '
r tc rm"
ti nholm's
Itel about S ?nba ? ? ?
wanted him. thi
12: 1
W JACKS. \
C* >mx -
.
orders of *
Wast; ap]
n-port tra * ipending
pt in .-iitri ?
s. ns nt Washinp-on holdin .
'
i Mav
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cision thai S
ntitled to land In
. s. 1
le gul ly
li people bad settled ther i -
? er, 1884 1181 New
-
? resolution
: ? N w-l '-rk Times, l. Order
? final ac" i- tries pending
?Beach for fraud. - ? ???sid.-ut uni Cabi?
net t - nus be
nffpii- - - ri! .; Sew-Yorb Sun, 1.1
r*p*t?s's ord'-r : ling all
ac?i u and mil '?. ing ;.
lanooent . nd tiie . net and the dia?
ls; when If I ?? ol fraud or
wno g exia!
nor tneir i on general .-?
<-r n u *_T : Sparta - revocation
Wits -
. . n and ol'.
ten -? '. ii -. kparll x.
1
r Bad ot: li irth -?? . I; New-ior_
l__rs, S, Brother of McEnery,
fr*o_. United States land in sid of levee and drain?
age* or education; commiardon with oontrael t"
i/er 'na:'" of al - Land
Ollie 1886, Juu. 18; New-York Timea, 1.)
Spf?t?ffi rel isa] to set?a accounts of many Land
Barveyt?a, after lia
four ya-ars. when ordered I by Controller
Durham " " N Let
tax - f Lamar dt*clar* s" President must
latarr _i Interioi who will eoaform to your opin
t .- appoint a Commissioner of Lei
i?Imiiiista-i- business in hat?ion- with eh
Department" 1887, Nov. 12; New-York 1 i
tum to ha\?* his owl wa; led il time and
again: A - was io an?
noy* 1 by Sparke thal rr than
com i ?;.'
]*-at dly *<., S 13: . "
l>-r* -
SI 'A RK v - I ire?ton. ond lev?
ant?-en ol
?
boltii ,.
.Ju'- ." N
?
from ii. rn :m.- .. New
York Time*
-
cinniiti dil ? il
baldi and - to be
i.- '
??it' appointment of K
>ew "1 - " I',, -
?-r\ ti. . .
driver,
teeth
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M reh
Nc w . ? k '? ? ; . v, h. ' "b-v t-hiri-1
si ll ?: al a '
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7; New .
GLVSLIVT.I- DOG-ITGHTEB, AND POLITI?
CIAN FOB PLCNDER
BT1
dealer,
? ; . . pla . ot _
Hem .L. ..' public
....
.- ot change" l ****".. s.-ot. i 7;
n-'H '-. " i. ?* A Br ? klyn Alderm
.11 appoint <! ii Bacon
i I inre.rr.iy beyond qut-ai n, a
iramptaesB and indui rem ved foi
rtave exeept con
? btbonn1
- . \ in. re
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liquor
?s-dh-r m place of old c- ?
? ? rolls
_.* mg Post I - -" S pt i 7;
Nc v.-'! I ; * '? ri* d under ar
? * .*? stealing !, Sept. SO; New-York
World, *' ii:* di _ light inNovci
h- pt. l'.); . test ol Civil
tment h-dd llle
,
? - ?.
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likely to cu
-
ippoint
i nation
New-! . -
exam]nation tbirf
ferred :
"'Buen ;n oil Nv. lr,: N ? fork
''? ? *_. 1.
rejoicing . ? Nov. 82
Vork 'I un.*
:? or of Idaho:
? 1 : has
..il oi er him : hi
Oted ." politie .i coi ern * i
? eon cr mon" ? ?
'
? IN* S A. E?Ai p
ral; hus .
I
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have..
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'1 B>."
any Republican I v.: ,,-,..i it,
:? beea bb se am baa aaked to -? bim pal out
(1 81-0 '? 1 ! r
first four v -?' 'I !)? n. -
-
anti Bteveaaon ia only j*.si geti band In
lb*--. Aug "-rk World. 4
STEWAJ-T, PEED J. -Po*_-_a_ter at
l?errv, lilah.; arrested with depatg, C W.
Haer, o_4ir_"*i with f?abezxlement; was active
politician ai.'i Del , tnasonr (1868,
May T: New-York Tim
BTTVEItS AV. i'.-\'eter;in tor 12 and a half
roars an soai Sew-York and vi
railway mail elerh : pfromoted for * ..il and exper
_maa; was told resignatioa accepted; ha I not re
t.'ivi: told it, was a pol ta laing
him: Baltimore D tppointed: by trickery
I o lurt'p- iii.ii.ber
'?'?I? hail i>..-a r> trained been
' rvioe, nen dismissed aad lervici demon
U666, June 12; TL I rib ne, 4
. VTOCKTOV, UOHABD.?AppofBted Conan] :
-*-**-_!_i at __tt-r_am; lu-U n.ver vu*-_d as St cit-- I
'?"? bal hi's in luential nial res b R i
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V- ? ;? .
removed for maid g _
erne with Beni
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oj lie'ir.ii., who was reinKt?l d; Pr Mdcnl r
J* nil j _ lett* ,-? * - - p
loyal intenat In miniMrati -u. thal
safest and snr.
is enl \
I ?
STOWELL, A. T.?Poatmaat*?i ai S
In pin.-;, of a *1 sab] id vetei
'
ri . n appoi ited after Sena:
New-York Sun. 7. and Atti
Ne I -1
STROBEL. I- EL?Secretary of Lojntinn at
: carnpai_:
rn policj. used a* cami
. i . \
St'LLIVAN, W. T.-Iu?;. I :i* in
Michi*au; i
Ly comp -.-?tu and I I by : not ml
ie v:ii und r haw except foi I ram ro
ne not hm. _____ j
hnsin-?ia tvietclleedly bungled, and
ted by Civil Service btw
i Vork Time*, l.
fc__VEY.?Appointed Collector of Castoma
ilvesten; lerved through the war ia Con
ita army (1896, Sept. i . Vs "*. ..:k World,
8.)
SWEET, lfISS.-_Vn-.on B-r-nt, at CUcago;
?v liis own
faithful and meer, In order ta.
ii
. run the offlc e foi t * n< I
evident Oneral _
April 8: Sew-York :
? rphan of general who defeated Jacob
-
.Chic tgo, and v - rm in
: ss^( April 6; 'I h-* Tribune, 1,
i i. lu'- Ti ibu Stoi
'
Sweet, il :.. I
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upon demand l -
- .. April i ??
?
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r foi three >* ars after person
I
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?
w;is Si
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-
fund to his owl
* W. 7".-A
.
applicant tor ' Jhief of Bun
Whitney nmoved to msfe
May 2 ?. New-York al Whitney
bim;
f Niau
8wit7ier promoted 1
res! i to plaei, as *
M fl: Ne?-York Tin**-. 4
s i-IERD.?R* 'ii rved clerk 3r
lor talking i ol I cs with two D
who were not removed (1886, Dm;, -'j; The Tri
2
'TIM'1TNS.?Sun*evor n*- San Francisco: demands
itials t i the President from Ckii
: i-T.uii.s)',a to land
May 1 : New-Yort Sun. ??
TTTCOMB. -ssisi d _ *? rt - of Treasury, rc
. i f 86, Ju ne ol tl.Ideal
? - s- nf the Tr* aaury offlc ron tho
lowest irrod* br efficient service and bas praeti
performed the dutiec I Uef.-i. rahip f ir
many yean" 1886, Julj 30;New-S rk Timea 5
THOMAS.-Coiner United - I PAR
LANGE Cnited Bl Wiitrii^Attorney, travel.
i * *r Louisiana, i - work, *?
ng Star.- , in term* ni extreme
violenoe 1887, Oct "j: New-York World, 4.
BALLOT-BOX STUTTER AM) SW:NDL_N*_
BB ?'
THOMAS, MOETJS A.-Ap". Ir,
ipeetor; 'Qorrmaa's chief lieutenant in -altimore
- ! ? sam: whatever G rman wnnted
'ter how dirr*," iii-- wara ?
waa always willing to d it, -
National Cemmittc- tu is-, and i***-** to 0
? - parrj-, arid to show the party mans
?
_it-bOXBB alni prc ?
.-Mi. ire had carried on ri. -a
--: all mai.- ? f his family lupporred
sir's
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real by Bol
L, bul
te. l.j
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seem ? ran. 3;
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copies all | t pr -
ng official conduct of
w:.s
- ?
ll" - : Senator Berry, Democrat, could n *
en bs a Som
?*...? thom as matter of -. 26:
Tbe 'I ? Report oommittce marl
_1 foi United Stetos s rvice:
- ?? been nomii ;*'? 1: nam ? shonld
i tl, l::i".ii when flaots in his ease became
no claim t* - ? ration
exco]' r_em*nt. of irresponsible majority Mary?
land debymtes 1886, June ll; New-York Times,
j * iflrmed. all Democratic Senators sunport
N.W
iorlc Times, i,)
iMPSON.? Son of Arniston! Secretary: np
in clerkship: prof.-st of
Sept. 14: New-York Timea,
MJOUAEtc?Appointed Deputy Cat
raffle; protea! ts (lu ?... July
i: ri ' . 1.
TORREN' E. Z S.?Removed hy Chcaowith on
ground tba! ' bmin
'I* IWNSLEY.- Posl
'
l
n ?
*
- tion i spec re I
. ntiy Informed thai
. . , April 'j
TRI ?UP.- ' '
Conuei .?? n believer
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I Ii A -?
\ Timea, I
?
moved l - -J, .lun. 4 ;
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!? ! - t ., bul d . - ?
a--.-! met i
ad: tried ? ??"?' f*
j, ur yean nev*
courl ? ' influence
.lu_e
_ : New-, ork '1 __ea,
...1; "i WI E I 0NV1 n.:i
L.V.ND.
TYRES, THI. ppoiatnr_n1
i k Hui
talo : plead! --u.u-- forged pap* r
.ru i. i. tat tiarj ;
by Tilden 1B75; went io Minnesota In land
Stael _c i ?' -' I
oed in l*--i. 11* ."'"i guilty ba' Ing forgi d papen,
served al Still vVater penitential-] i ur*yean;
Bad I
Nc ??- .ork Tunes, l, aud Bept 16; n-w-York
World
UF8HAW, ALEXANDER B?Aatistaal
mir.sioin-r Indian A??les; efl.ee s isl* >-x
iMtui_. .sa:..*- ii.iiii who wa.* .ilium agaat ol
ri/hts to lix- Dun F.leciric tel*t?one --tenta, 'am?
ii died by Garland, Ham* ann Allans; li U pa ned
creating ofliee and -alary -""'I ai ii-pm r-yiiust
ot Harris in s- Bats I a*'-, Au*. -*; ?asr-xsak sun.
" TA-JL CAFIALN Jo__Jr_ ..-Pension Agent, |
- fr iud : attempt tai ko
.i'-' identaily shol after tha
i ; N. w-York World. 4.
i.. li -Appoint ? mmis
-. mern lier of
i piii.ress; m i.iior of ?iver; appointed rn place
i fourteen 'yean
April il ;
The 'i i
VAM 1.. SENATOR.?Family in safes: ."-.
:: a.s i l<-rk ; ii SOB
ria in Tnaauq . s
irtmeni ; a cousin in Army;
in ; a cousin
Department Jusi . ,.i Eternal Rev
? nne; a cousin In Pubiio Prii I ag f t_l
* my, and two nephews pa!r<-* in
total h en members
? ti Vance family, g'-5,._0 1888. fbb, -'-:
New "
VAN LEW, MIsS.?Postmaster nt Rlchm*ni*l;
.. .-: 2 0 pa mi to laborer at *~ !0j
ta BiehsaoBd aad sac
rs. nnd waa active ns spy: rewarded with
1887, Ju o' <*, N*.-w-York Time-.,
:.
VEAS ?master at DaItimor'; avows
Democratic; renurvss
Harteourt, William, beeausa bs had beea seven
- i los and . i no highes
grade i --",. Aug. 28; Tl
ted to s?*cun Democratic r_m*ointeea l* in
open violation of the rales 1886, Maj 17;
New-York rimes, 4.; No doabt cnn.*iiderabi>
nuinb'-r ot :. appotntess to Federal Berviee
166, May 2ft; New-Tork
rviee Commission
that he ii-'-' b ni act and dlnctlv i iolati -1
letter of Rule r- 1886, July 10; Raw-York
S:n. '. Hw defBBOe furnishes admirable illuv
of nmult "f I'mploying rampant poli
ti'-jan ro enforce law intended to secure non-parti?
san Barvioe 1881 July 8; New-Yolk limes, 4.
Pacts timon Post 'Oflice; (onnd there
:'.iiiorrats ; dischargwl nearly
public??**, m.-st o'f them for no reason than
their politico; r s, with three ur four
Democrats, nle6t_ng them simply
beean rs 1886, Jury 10; Sew
York 'Tinie. ; i ? [very (annoyed by demand
hr C,,,rman nnd resigned: FI'vNK
RROV told Dresidenr should resign
if pli hurl rivata bus ness: tailing
ur. v ? sarre kaiflSl under
:---: May i: New-York Timea, I.)
\Ti:m. i\"| .-* "? Ho,-- 11 ms: appointed a
ed for C .si.,ia- treads;
I --?. Feb, 11;
I.; Fen. ii: Th- Tribune, I
rE, J--Son of Senator; commie.
? - world to?nspeel consula;
Government I ', Uar '?'. New
York '
ifTICER ACCUSED OF EM
B-__I___ENT.
vTLAS, W. F.?App-ii:*-*-I PiwUBaaiar-G-neral,
-, a;n
: raga ni member of Congress
out sending messenger; rud
ipi Ju| . ion busy '" -?*?
!'? . ?: 1 be i ...':;i-. ".. Ld
- aiid
snspe: " ts to fl1 raaia
"iri-uinr to __ine, Ohio, Ind
? \ .. ? lent te assist
a they BR
? rr*,; suggest
lbs.Taniml re
li-f. ru -re proof ol partisanship
St-nat*?*, or
person wh* rn Representative eau
:. 1 credibility"
*' lal..-ly fo le;irn
tbat mem ben i I not the fcu;lek**- and
i they ought to be"
Mav : | Tic Times, 4. Lo'ii*?ll* Po-t
i by ip?u__ t maa wh ? favored
?dent l -' ?"-, April 24 ? 'Tiie
Trihi.:. * | above circular three Editors
???mic pnp.r*i hav" reselved ap
- n Virginia 1Si5, Atti*. 8 ; The Tribune,
Important appointment r>-. ommended bv Ohio
- mm ti. Judgaa and business men, a defaulter
lown t<* s,-a-r*s 11886, May i.;. Nt-w
iork San. Z. Tba tenet successful of ail iii?
18*5, Sent. 17; New-York World,
I. Foreign mail poli'-y delny* oili-ial dispatches:
Bayard complains fruited State* dispatcu s will
aak- aftej. those Groin
? ::; New-fork World, 4.)
Buoy in political canvass to secure election ba
r; at Madison arith Br*?.nt*, his Anonn?v
?___ el.reotrn-jr oanvaas personally; toni* hold
of war*l work; p-it 61,00ej into legislative canvass.
. r:_ publicly 1886. Nuv. .'.;
New-York Sun, ". Active rnr?ir. in mi/i*
campaign, Wiseonahs, 1886; letter ol partner,
hnigiit,'tn Poatamstea Wright; Knight -om_adlott
M i aaaerta it waa not sos-ad,
- of min who heard ft read: yet
?\ Bend mon*ry to P<-tir_?der
I in tinr.rton, and asked bim to do all
. > iv. J B : New-York Timi
? strikes Ru bia*. Kditor Milwaukee
Nov. 13; New-York Times, g.)
'. I ?.- Wei -h that Vi!na and oulera
- of embenlin? property of Uadil
Ins:)::. ? mt?_yj Welch Indicted for li el
Wal and testi
r.i'ir, thal Vilss first sssaulf
ttad that he toot
' .' ? - bul " wh-n
j , hatea to i ut hi* fa ind li *
t up" (1888, B
:. l. Jury out t' rry hours ana
; Walch jnbfl
Iribune. l.j Tel ....
* :\ .1 Servlce 6
Postm i-i.ts
I ? rty-flve elsewben
had I and in on!? two
rna
?
? to na*tl add
I hod
?
- : ired to
1 '
B., brothel of V tner of Pul n Bl I
. owner!
?
b Sparks
?rae f i '?
- \ih ] ..ter 18*47, De
'iii:.-..-, 1, nti'l 1887, April IS
. . : '
I i that
In S peri* - Lumber Company;
any had dealings with In
5.1 Letter
? r stating that ti-stimony
Committee **h".wed _ross-si mal
.. I'nlTed States official in ?
James 1' Gre .orr. ol
. tating Bubiect deserved vilas's
ittention (1888, March 14; New-York
3.]
FROK -TAIL TO JUDGESHIP.
VINCENT, W. A.?Appointetl Cbtef-Jastlos of
N-w '?. - mraendatioo of Sprim;
cr: i . r*l ion Clark of Court, onlv
an old : Vincent had he-en
Loan Association, which covered ler
wiih mortgages; agents my ninety nar
c-p-nr land ratriea for five yean hn-l been f-.
lent; appointment of their rut .rrn-y as CbJet-Jua
tice ? v in their Interest; fact.- |
before anent, l"ir- supprrssed nv Arror_*-r
. *. t i:; New-York World, i.
-. while practising law, Vincent
: up mob to ts'-i/,- a mine by force,
? ::. nnd wa* s.-nt to anl for
conti rt; nmalned s_ areeka; mm
*? - ? ?? of ec '".rt h" had outraged;
.... \n_ ,.? .
-; who] ? ba ? :*-"..
1 m-s. '.'. In Mleotion *)f
jami ? ?? Dorsey, a eras oecu
? mi ' ? for i ping a
j '? ? -Ye.rk
?
-
rtee; al I mi alnt ol i
tries in lao
rae fused 1
to the I*
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declared ' I
? -?!i.-t-.r
'
New-York Time
... ointmenl ll
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ni t n fer * ml !'
I. and i i"i. 17:
? r aaona i -
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?-I. ??-:
.-?. r- m< 1
I8&, Nor. in: Now
major J ' ??? Agent ar
ptmenl asl
?? o', il !., tl -
for Co
. ? -
: Wag -*n -r wis hut
i asd of hoi td md
?
... ' Last rn District of Wi*
. ruin" Democratic State CoSBStitSaa
: ? . '.'
WALLACE. JAMES F.?Poat_B_Bte_ at '
removed for offensive partn-in-liip
? ** W<X)D appointed; WaUaes thea proved
.-?cn a Democrat und Wood n _s
' '.mo* pur. bael- |-*f,, Mar.-h ll;
WAU IV- DR W.-Appointed Consul at
| th; En Ikh's -"n-in-law nnd ar Mats B8BV?B
:. bad r-soluti n i-oinhninuiK Adminis
wTiith appaaaad hy appotn*?n* *
Walling bad tailed twice m btuBnem ai druggist
:.i La*i-iavilit- and afterward al Indiaaapolia; i'
ti. nt api-ointed him for bis flne rer-ional appear
anea i *-7, J.m. ll; New-York World, 1.
WARNER. JQHK.-Po-tmaaaf*. at warla; nl
1- gi | iii?_ii_*ed Lt:u_i Ax-iy lox txtuliin._ fu!_e
P.
musti r roll; uni
int ion Int, i isl i
? . ?
-<diI i.. |
_6; Nc w-York '-'
WA , rm y.
wan mi' m pera te : admittc el ta?
ta lee r iirii'. drui - I
appointed 1888,
IIGCCVS, t-pufy Uni
?
hotel-keeper, quern! about hotel-keeper'* wile
- ". l
Willi h. Jc ms -Reporte ri,rn Consul 't *
;nfiprm.-il him timi la-, i ("ni''
- ?
New-! ork: V. orl
VVUITTU ? N.?Appointee _x -or at
Sr. L . .., , -,| Louis
mea to * ihio and Fran I * I ? irey,
**'ho mad'- affid . : ? ]-.-.
and l; ? was Induced to ? prc minent
Democrata with pram nferment;
l.-pi-p srntatite (,r.. er Bought 1 | ir a
Democratic iri-rwl i - - . | ribune,
WIOE1T.?Deputy, Third Diviaion, N r-York
did not come : ii |.;-,,; f ,r
? -?*, Aj ri] B; New-York Sun, 5
WILLIAMS-c..|,,r. I Minister to Hayti: toned
. :
'radi.'timi
treatment April 20; iii- Tribune, l, and ll
?, l.
WILLIAMS. RERBEET.- I ? led P 'mus?
ter nt North Bend, s.-b.. lu piece of an editor,
Hyatt, removed for offenali ? partisanship In print?
ing the story of boy who said "apples would not
pivo boys cholery" (1886, May 'Ju; New-York
_u_, S.J
CLCBEING A LADY-HADE THIRD AUDITOR
WILLIAMS, .1 !hird AAdttot of
Ire's .ry , 1 .ti ? r. . vpnl
IO; New-York World, AJ A follower of Voor
hees; last June a
Mrs. Delea <joui.r:ir, editor at Lafayette, and
temperance siwa- , in
?
00 in
: ivor; tin* ',? -'..-in J *-:i.;
Union . . | appointment of Wi]
ui um on pubuo corruption, as
y blew to honesty au*l LS__,
Dee
WD
prof men
en he would wish he
t
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?ry for him to take some aetioi .
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and I ?
then bought a tract near b
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WIN ANT. JOHN B !
Flackc nsack; eil
tot r. cention ot Mrs. I mon sol?
dier; . T's IVl'I'l V,
tak'-n
'??nt.; his I a meeting and
I, April
. I : New-, ork world.
WIN CUESTER, BOYD?Appc
Nios; ooaski?ed pay too small, oak
April ll; New-York Times, 1.) 1___ appointed
."-.loinUT to Switzerland, (dent lover of
ker; -.lid to Lav*, woo check fer gl.Oi 0 fr* ni
mandu Woud Cl 8 83, May 'j; New-York Sun,
1J
WINSTON, F. U.-Appo.nt-'i Minister to Penis;
hail hims 1 ? ru Illinois
National <>n__*i.
un<l b . ted Brat Hetrtenant, tc
rho two military rank ar Persian Couti : or
gorgeous _uifurm desi;, ,jau_ ;; New-York
World, *l.j K. turns nnifc__, attentrion being
. to Stat 1.1.; ; ' ..il costumo
Dot __Thor'..-d by Cong ??-', Jan. '?>; Now
i ork Tim--.*, 2.' Ai* I * ne po
irtioa of Brigadier Ganami; itatement in Chicago
N."\*, that !.- waa innmnt-* with a most un
fortunata cr., Jennie Jon a who died bi opium
den; Winston sued for libel 11866, April 12:
Naw-York Timea, Lj But ion withdraws libel
-nit v fterward with aclo
it thing
112: New-York Sui., l, Bs ....
duappointmans aboal axpac ti.i marrii.
irk bun. _)
I _b_ely talking about ofilcial b_n_uctions 1.8 ',
Jan. *i; The Tri" -fter sending reflii?.a
rdon, appli.-el for fran did railro?J frc ra
Teheran to . icesaion of all
minas ia i'cr.ia; state "wrest In
sch?me, but waS
re rn.Vtr_r-in-law cf Shah: eeu
I is in a kel. ---York
-
. TILERS, R. __?Appointed Consul at Hong
Kong; waa
:? ,April ; New-York
WOOSTER, FRA.**- W.-Post-iarTtei
Ington ' robbing mai- .
Jan.
. J. W ?N ' "-itch.ni.-n, .
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New
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wi- i
N.'iv
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teing* (1886, Juuo
26; N
BEE ~ ??
WRIGHT, J. EL?Ap ter at __*.
inetti .
J. H. ' trying 1
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V
we must .
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olsrate,
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in othei cl -
iv-York Timea, i. \ il Bi ?'
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York
YATES, I*. W".?Rafhroy M. il Agent; n
mend' ' l much needed i I
? ?
? sk of whiske] into mail ba., wld cb
and " ?-",1 !,y *?*'*
hibitlonlHt*; di Nov, -4; Naw
Tini_s, 2
YOCNG, __)WA__-.*-Con_ul nt Windsor, Can?
ada; charged with " doctoring" statistics of trade
so that united States waa compelled tc
Canada - ? too by sward of Commission in
1877; statement of Professor Hine! thar fl
from Cnited Si lian tables wen
not onlv intercbnngt-1 ' ndvalanta of ta
hlas rahlished In" 1718 (1887, Jan. 15; New
York Tim*:'-, 4 i Profsasor Rind's proof ol 1
? . ? rnrd ?! to L
cone* ive of Dnited States
inch 8 man tai Cs ' 20; New
Yor_ World, '. Brown, Canadian arrent before
- -rd in 1 (*77, cc fl otc d data ???' Wno] li
and had headquorten in
t ea el ar ed tbat 1
of moil"'' Brown, but he
dii-rriDut.-.i it arnon ' ? who prc
for Brov
in Au.-., 1878: afterv ard
-. ii against
rnited State* knited Si '??- Con?
loi at V . , A ' : N
Y< il " ter of Internal Bev
* Due In Nol
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lor for his owi
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bettor than
sn. Ile- r
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tbs N'aiy i.a* j,r ?? - ?, tao.
.- thi* YanI n I
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on tbelr a-- .
a !l,e J ..lui -* bi :?' thc
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so. to be
relieved or irsnsl [Isn_ing np
for niniii_* : :..? > !-??< ol * .uni pei ?
.... tiled on 'i '.ni; i ? thom
-. perji.rj rornmil a tint
rancid , n hm o to noeent
I .?? b ii
_ _i-.t Be ?? i-!i iii.* plant of ii
we r* in-, d up ca
rotary a_it_q . i>i* s*iii<pniinniii-s
?r*i eomft-mr-lns o .id tx*th.*
bow bij A__u_suraUuu 1_ tcl__ Cuuij,iru_iijt_
HOW FREE 7 8 1 DE OPERATES.
THE EFFECT PI*< iDI'CED UPON Q_IN___
WIIV TUC;; TS THE BMX*) IS TBACTICALLY
DEAD? VII'.WS OF I'F.OMINF.NT DEALFBS.
Imw wi.ai. baa trait*) would Ctn for every article
of Amer?aa naname*? - al quinine, wiii.ih
wa* put on the fm* list In 107-, may lm cited as _
To-day tl." article ls no cheaper
o lld have keen If the duty of io per cent
had not B8sa t__.-n orr, and the tratio lu cinchona
hark no lonjrer o?l*t* because tho manufacture of
*iul_lne is practically dead. There aro nominally
lour heness la ti,.- i rut.-.l States! that manu!**?turo
quinine, bul it is baBevad that, in facr, them are at
two, anil probably univ un*-. It I* th.* comtrmn
trug ida thal mos- of UM quinine
I this country I* made abr*>?d though lt beam
American labels, and that lt cannot bu made here
asaapS at a los* under areasal circumstances. Tha
trnel*- In epiinine has undergone a complete revolution.
From bein**, a few years au*), a rare and costly dru
th" product of whleh wa* much Mow the demand, lt
come so lew as only to pay fur growing In such
s m .lava, luella and Ceylon, where laborer*
Bia paid from twiv.- | i . nts a elay. ami In
?pita of the enormously Increased and ever augmenting
a-mural, rh') supply is sun far lu c_cesa ot th* needs
of the world.
When IBB wonderful power* a* a remedy tor cer?
tain dioeavs were first discovered, quinine waa
found oiily in liol-ted portions of r*outh. America,
and lt rvqulrod by the processes then employed -ro?
ten to fifteen day* to extract the dru*- from the bart
Now it lu done In Un hour*. Thei Eii.linh planti?d
millions of the trees in Ceylon and India, and rho
Dutch planted other minions In Java, and from being
worth 83 0? In ono ounce vlali in London In 1*77,
rho price fell to 50 cent* tor the best English make; at
I-onelon In 1S*)7. Manufacturers and dealers who
havo given Information la Sha Tribune reporter un
tho subject wore averse te having tholr name*
mentioned; but they all aim* that lt wa* the In
? 1 pi'inluetioti of quinine) and not the act of Con
gress 'aLlm* off tho duty which redneed Qm prle*' efl
tho drug. And that it was that act of Con*?ess which"
destroyed Ola manufacture ol quinine tn this country,
? I ap Uti market tu an inferior article, the pr.nl
tabor. Beam tha dury w._
Off, th'- erude harli found a market h'-n*. i*
? MkBfSB averaging ttl pounds to rho
pailiif:e ha' il here In a single year. Tl ls
. _ian gr?I now, andi If an American wholesale
mt* cinchona bark he must buy IT eitbSB
er Amsterdam." Mop: than flft.cn million
, .pf tbs b_r_ w.-re produo-d by the British and
. at!*,ns l_t yeal- and brought to tbOSS
i lied high all over the world prior to 1*79 and
h.La i^>.-Ti diminishing la
of tbe inci'?-ed supply, a?<l not on aae-unl i
SO per Bent duty having teen removed. Bald
tl*) manufacture-i-1 ''The a*'t wa* bulled through,
. of the nil''*, at tbs very SlOSS ol
-.. wtui undue haste, without debate, aad
lt went Into Immediate opera 'lon. It w,i_ tba Brat
American manufacturo BBS-lied by tao free-?ada
octopui, and lt was effectually itrangled. if
be'-n lot aiipi.e It would have Ben more thia doubled
sad In a flourlshlns condition tei-day, and quinine*
Bo! hava beea appreciably dearer than lt is.
Wc do foot UBI to say that tho foreign artlci* is in?
ferior io our own, but hero _> what L. E. Atkinson,
of Pennsylvania, said lu Congress teeenttj ou that
SUbJeOt:
"'Tlie United 6tatess deHi*rves no credit for the
reduction In price of thl* importi'd drug, and
anybody that claims that putting qulnLae on the
fre* list mado tho great reducUoa ta price fall* tola
a grave error. The duty should never have been
removed, lt does tho consumer no good. If tho
price in LondOB ls now 50 cent- an ounce, and th'*
duty of 2U per cent, to wit, 10 eena an muire, were
added, rh* lucrci_ied cust would be lo? In the course
of trade F-w mea take In a Hie time 100 gralu* |
of quinine, bul the duty on tliat amount would bo only
_ l-_ ceuti, a trlllo too tnslgnilleant to consider. But
thu removal of the duty he? made u* dependent upon
foiajl'i_rs for our supply of quinine. In 1878, I
the i-_ioval ot the duty, we imported but 17.'i 18
a, to _.-79, rho duty being off, we lat]
. ;* ounces, and our Importations la l-*o7 wero
.1.7 ounce*. When th* American snpply ww
made In our own eountry 1* came u-oiu maaulttetnr-i-rsj
who had a reputation to m_intat_, and who
pure article on the i_ar_et_ BOW BO mau eau tell
m .ether what he buy* ls admteran*! or not. E_
is-rtinenu must be made upon alick man to determine
I ow much lorene?i quinine will produce a given PK
s ito With the pure article ma.'.o la America no
mien experiments wer? necessary. I submit teal
whoa a man S lick, good ruedlciuo, and nut chcay
i ?at ho want*.' "
Aa a matter of tact, the guaranteed American ajilcie
to-day at from 88 t.i 4_ cenr. ar. ofln.o
:li not protootcd) while . " ? prodaet ls
... tn is mamet. I
_unier will take the cheaper article with?
out regard te Its quality, and tho fact that ttl I
. mporta fir tlie lasf fiscal year aniounw:<! to
COS wUl glas sonic idea of rhe How that
w.i_ .truck by this specimen *>*?*-trade -
li au luaaui?cturer and mo American cua
? ? ?
I'IF JOHN STREET REVIVAL GOES ON.
tiie 'Bov-r'I:^..vc:IEH,, confidi-nt ot having
TWEN'TTFIVQ HO'DEED Cij.fV_.TS.
" Twenty-live lrandrod. t?-entv-iive hundred," m_r
.','i:a;iy ih" it*"". _____? Bas?ne, tha so
' ailed boy-preacher, yesterday iii-iit.iilg as h-* came up
gila of tb** Jotm _trect Church '-nrh .hurt, quick
hands asBVi ai
1 t-i the number of penoi- he e_pe* is to iee
?ted before next friday. Bs las ns doubt thal
that number win be leeched 'ina! area -areeded t>to'-e
, adj bibi laeiay tliies hai-hed " ssaaais for
.ii' hare tents to bim, and they heep coming
raster, ha ?ays.
- morning sermon was preached by the Rev.
Dr. Bowdtah. Before tho sound of Dr. Dowdis"***
fled away, tho ac uv-* Harrison was on his
feet, beginning Ibo ti'-*-* linc ,_ a tv mn and running
around amunii thc congregation. His usual invitation
for " simpers to -OHM up BBd walk la rh*' ll.'it" linnie
diately ioQowad. To cele-rate the twenty-five hun
who have bec;;, sa-, '-d,'* Mr. Benison anr.cunceil,
? .11 be held on Frldag a Jubilee revival. The
? - will I:? r thaoughout tlipj day, beginning at
!.alf past _ o'cluolf. lu _M ii?>r__? with a peBtaSSStal
lervfce.
At 9 :30 there will be a " Jubilee love-feas*.'' rel?
it 10 :M0 hy the Jubilee sermon. At 1_ o'olocS
Mr. llarri-on will preach a sennon to the bu- .. -
men. Tho body of th" church wlU b*) re?ervp-d for \
them, th** gaUeri*'s being op-ued to all omer*). A
"jubilee praise, ?ervlee'' will follow at i o'clock, ami
ii sp-rnion ar 3, commemorating the twentyvtlvo
hundred conversions. Darin, i'i- ..-v.-ning. fci mid
DJght, there win i.e thc Jobllee tevtveL -ajii. 'his,1
t-avs Mr. Harrison. '? ls to bc lu? greatest revival that
Las over raker: place."
-V.ir.lJ. OFFICERS SOT AFRAID.
Beets of th* officers at the Navy Yard apueared elli*
: festerdSS by rhe hints of Daniel Laird, ex Skat
-Jug and Provision Bureau, that when he
_avo his taattmoBJ i.i tiie court ir would bo to the tito*
i ada! ?f '? many Navy Vari tSBetaBI of high rank, who
| had winki'ii at ibo Irregular giaettoai r*-ar_:ig cun
MI duty ar praaaBS, Cp.sciaily those
? Pay Department, say that they da not appri!
anythlng rhat will oonueer rhem
i tha! they aili loder from his -ugly
the eusiom
il yeera'1 of buying
' I inalltj tba ? ? ..- ?: fun l*hed ana
fi' ? i coffee fro'ii
:
;- af rho Navy laid they refused tu c_
; iiiioni.
MR. PESTF.COST WASTS RLYOT.rTIOS
Tlie Bee. ii'i.h e*. paateeest sp,,Ke ?
icniple on "Soetol Evolution?"ut:
II-* Mid lu pa-r :
' _SBM if they enrich therm-dves
gea aad X ase ta blame a*
. roten If we reata?i a srstem which tempt*
. ..-?. BBBI t-i get rich la
far and defend* them In -. I a
IBS *nd
1 down p*_c_e_rt uiHin the hon-st peoiil.j In the I
H.pw troul I
' ? Hi uot *.-"Ui n.u.h
a.'.usi'.v s-sar-yrl thst Hie rtibber* '
? - ;..
I way with I . | .iblng
?
. . tate ot l
uiian Ifes laber t,f t.ili. rs. WI.; - theo) be- ?
... .aa ' ii ha rubs, viu uni tin- man far wh"in
vhe rebe y.>-a' an
? ? in wtm teaate yee team
. . :. rd ate MB inls vu H diT.-n in s MB
MU vu di-- ot BBtamsaB g*?>'s and filth- edn-sl
t* Mildv ittl* dllT.-r.-nie : In the one ease the 1?tt lc_?Ire* ]
UM -rlmi-. and In th-- ether -_se lt BBSS not. fABB-MBM.)
. .I..I, Ugh faaaaaa "ie taner modic
ea i"ii a-iuitiuii?iionn of these avail* augi.t. Vi du nut
*_il ri'fi.rni i we want revocation. lAppUuse.) At
wMUjr- We want Un- *T?*.em ch?iw 1
so that lt will par to do right. (AppUuse.)
ABSXTALS FROU ECROPE YVSTE1LDA
c*ii ch.. si...iiii-?iip 1? Bra-ui.ne, rrnm Havre, tttAatt ar
-i?-r<_v, wen. ^llss M. 1. Burtl.ri.- ">J. n Hames,
Mr. end Mi*. '. li I.lieniu. Ma.ur Noil, 1_ A. Vsn R.-.-S
and baa~BBSS Wilkinson. Among th* passengers ot me
Khaeiis, of th* Uamburj-Amerl?n line, wero Edward
A._riw_, C. 0. -ti-ou aad iie_y |-"i''f_:. _U ? >iov-l?_.
BROOKLYNS .MANY I.OAD-S.
0PENI50 NEW KLEVATT;D LIX ES
OVKF. A DOZES MTI! I | N'*W .\V*0
ANOTDI.P. DORH IO :
a tSBBj atop forwa.it has tven talien in tue ma'ier ol
suppl-; a with ad--. I *>f rapid
? since th" e,pening nf the first elevated r-llroad
ll that city. The last few month* have been prollflo
in progress in thin, a* no lew than turee ad'lrional
BaVS !'"'ii p.;ieii.-d to the travelling pobllo
?Ince spring, and a fourth will bo in BfSBSUaB by the
ml'ldle nt Ai.
Th- firs' Hal Sf SBBB8SS- road from Fnlton Ferry
and the Bride-e wa. put in eperattea by the Iirooklya
Company (bar years ago. ll follows a clrcidtoaa
route through side streets t" I1* pr*?*iiB
terminal point, about five miles from the bridge In the
Twenty-sixth Ward, formerly East N- w York. An
additional system ha* been BBSBBBSal with tho origin;*
fine, by the construction oi portion* ot the routes
covered by the franchise ot the Union Company, which
was organized by a Rapid Tr_:.sit Commission appoint?d
by Mayor Whitney in 1888, The capitalist* intere.teS
in ti.i- company are, In fhe main, the men who reorgan
I/'*! rho BjBBS-tya Company and completed Us struct*
ui? and to all intents and purpose* the two com^.i *
are one, although not formally consolidated. Tl i
I nlon Company first bulli the line of Ha
route In MyrtJe-ave., between Adam* st., where
the City Hall station ls situated, arel ?? rand ave.,
where a Junction wa* made *-ru_ the Brooklyn B_s_
Tralna on the latter were then alternately run from
th.* Kant New-York ter?olnui to the trulgo and Ferry,
and to the City HalL
Meanwhile the Union Company pushed forward thd
work of construction along Lre.a_.way from leilngton*
ave., where the brooklyn Hue leaves that itroetf
to the ferries at thc foot of broadway. That r? "ita
about two miles and a half In length, has Juat been,
opened anel further SeaBptteateS tts SystoBI e*f train*
dlsparchlng e.n rhe I'.roolilv.i road, for now trains are
?"r.t out Brass I ' New-York trrrrlnu* to the
Bridge and Fulton Fcrrv. to fhe City Hall, and ta
the BB , ?
?Sam DMi-ict ot the div in lt* main BBSS
fare and will speedily* have a Iarce aud Imrea I
patwina gi, The time from th" foot of broadway te
New York 1* reduced to less ll BB one-half of
what lt was by BBjasS car, anl a B__B BSBS* 1
tho city yet _nb__ upon ... .1
Tweuty-flfth Wards ls brought comparatively i.._!
the river and ll I | f;.,m tbU etty.
H'-W TEX r.*XT"V RO^D I** MAKIN e. IiniBBTBf
? I g forward OBI
work upon Its structure J sarnia sr*., con
neettag ???:.- this
will mi, I of both the Bro klyn aud fl?? Union
aeatpaalsa ia las I the ritf ItMfB
l ? 'ho Union roa*l will have i--e best cone
o wiih tim Bridge Tbs elevated rtreets-e ia
s.n..!= sf. ia ; - over tue i,ridge 'rack-,
and th<* station will bi a! 1 above the
new bridge platform provided for by Hie plans re*
Bantry adopted by i
tssajstt l**avin_ th- elevated cars for the Bridge
will havo fo geaeead a Ugh! el stairs, and those golraj
from the bridge to the ntjt* tran-lt route al thu
Union Company will have ro ascend. Temporary con*
aeettoas win he bm aasl BsUp plats
forms until the new one ls unit. The Inion Company
ul-o has BBS Adel way, waUa starts fro?'
? oklyn road at Park and Hudson aves., BB s
tba Mirtl'-avp-. braaeh and extends thPiugh IT.! _
anti Ftatbush aves, to th- _oag Island I?llro-d depot.
This route will ultimately extend ton Bgh F!-fh-_veJ
ro th" OlSSBWBOd section of the city, bu' BS BBB) win
be done In Flftlli-ave. until the properfr-ow?eri wha
have opposed the mad and delayed It by useless liff*.
gatlon, greatly fo the detriment of their property la-*
. assure the company ol bavin.' abandoned the
attitudo of hostility. Meantime, _= soon a* the link ia
the srructuro conn.-ctlng Hudson and Klatbusti aves, le
completed arr ss _'ulion-_t., where the Union Com*
pany's lOBti paseal I structure of the Kings
county (aompany, this route will be opened as far as
the Long Uland -tailor,, where It will take passengers
from the Manhattan Beach, Rockaway and etaet Long
Island reseirt trains to the bridge. In ft.e multiplied
rout.-, and araaafBBI al tracks Involved In fhe manage,
ment of tho Un un and Bri oklyn companre-; togufiies
there ls an element of danger which can only ba
avoided by the most extreme caro aud watchfulne_.
TDK BJKQS OOt?STT K'i_D an.j i:s SJ?-Vt?ft
The other great rapid tran.s;t roeta In LrooIUyn,
that of (toa Klags io.m:y Berated Rattwag company
In Fulton st., wet fully described In Th-> Tribune wl.eo
tue runnln. of traliui was began . .lt>.u Ferry
and Nostrand-av.*. a teer i'f? ago. lMi:ep.' that time
tlie structure has been e* mpleted fra mila tn
eastward and tu*' present terminal ju Inf Is Utlca-eve
four i?i.- The r> luiiiati-ins ara Lui
. lu the re
malntng mils of the road, tbeolSetBy
Um at tha to] . : .dearly iu tba lou mn
entire i
In order to extend the roul .-. tnt.', rl.e
rew Twi-ury-slxth Ward M ira as Wo.xi
haven, a nea . l under a
'? ' -I ;"-ansll
I i.a?tera
? ind .-._.d?
part of th? road I ut The
men Interested in .. _iy own a
controlling Interest in tb .. which is
calli*! ? ? party, and tba
two lines wm be ru Ithough doubls fare caa
. ' oli.j/ati
itrloT line
fr* ni *? ir I * here
lon win b.< made with the ?_i to be bmi? ia
* ive. ??_-? ol ? both the Kings
md the 1 _t to
1 upon to
settle the eonfilctlng claims.
Ther* ar*- now over a docen rated ma?
in operation in Brooklyn i is already)
cted and will moo be bu iren' pr*-g
?? pr ''-cr for replacing sot*
(ace raja; transit la A_aat*rc-ave, by ia atovato*.
. .road cum*
pair-. I the compa -gal
to build ls before the railroad commit-.f the Itoardt
of AI*I? rm eu and nothing will be done with it boto a
October.
TIfB PREACHER DID BOX TALK OS POLITICS*
Ti.e Kev. Qe* I. ? : . i XBbssaaeB.
.. lay* ivar*'"* 'na'. Ba ?'? _
at ll i - i
that the preacher*? MC-Bl Mu-wump _MS_B_e*S w.ni
exis-eted to draw a crowd, a Tnbur.tj t-uonot a.'er.d**
tho meii'lng and fa-ir.d th** Ta' .1
by a mi-c-d SMgMgBtlsa of m> u ar.d woaMB. *tr.
Min-'in* to.i_ hi* text from Isaiah xxl. 3. and gav*
an account ot the destruction of Babylon. II* ?*id Ul??
the ancient city was aoout el.hi.-eu times ?* ii.'ge as
Kew-Yoi-, and (Jut raany p.-opi) Ha SM lefBBS ha.
the mdu idea lg fled I ' " ' ?'?? H*
se>-cii!d to be aiiiirpi-ching poUOeal ground wti>-n he
warned hi* h.arars th*t - . ? would cringe
f..r their Totes, but weald not attend tnelr f?newI lt
they dind the next day BUM ca*tlng th??_* But he
went back to l-iOyl"? drew another picture ot lt* verrl
blc fate, and thain aBvtSSi uiudcru jpooei* w beware ol
USS cai ami tic*.
-_
J..Y iGUM'S REAM _TTLVr'LP.
From the steamer* Ls - i-i-l A.-_dff
1.2S7 -. --'rd-r
Sauag Um Birivsli sa tts tel - ? issay ol
foDr, IWu WeaMB aid 'wo sn;all childreiL Each ot BAS
women had *_jr" t al *"?* of BM children and t_oy 111 trav
?Hod togi'tU..-*. Tho youn^sr i f ihe t*. supposed moiher*
.mi pridy elrl of ubouii '.w-p-iicy p?u__in-r., _.d wr.ca she
? ?dgod '--ai rr-) ch..l w?s hera.
I as uot marr!?. The y * I I wa*
re d.?-ilued. A di*;.lav of _*ol-har*-sic* surre?
al was Jolrsd in by the girl's ravel.lng eera
pani.iii. 1__:/ in tte sltemoon * -inn '-I'd for th* eli?11
It Ui-ii tunic, out U_u bosh
. . , tho marri-1 won__i, and thar, f_e
: ?ettersMp by th a advice of a
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? ? fall kee t?r her ?_*!?_*?ti and the
l ii-.o ga-i temporarily to idipt t_i? ol
? bett th* ______ia _e*. aad had
" i_ock'.'J B-wa" th* pi?*-f/*j c
jn.r.vc' aWBGAELAS I_3fl*.'ha
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. .. Th.. -?*<-ia Moa
l.*.s BBW 188 I 3 nie of tha i-?_l.ug
I in the i b
i.. KaaaaSsr, tte -*-c e.-rr? read
I aippiieanie
hav* l*a?-n ? ? . j ? ?o?:ety'? _es l<i*i irvr*. _.i__
tU'i.s ha.ai Ip- aaSB in.-a.-h_uic* and llgkl
la1..tera ind ether appi??.t*. b _*, BieroSaete
anl teachers, havo ? n meiida'dun*. Th* asso
nation inf-rs BaBB '"**? ll I* in ? |?*lUon to
. Beal for lnunigi?i? having tr-Jes, -ni Hal
lt la di ...i -v?l ta
? iio hav*- lixl oiilj a lit?
erary cducata.n. Best- ? his ll ha* aastrtaS
In. pa?s*r*s h*r* ?nd ha* also
given medical and leg- h-'-P Among thoa* prcM-t wan
?r. linn] B_r___hBBj Cairouex _*vy, Kala**
hicnihard and Igaaea i-raiit.
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Cor RI CALKSDARt-TO-DlT.
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121 14 41 47 .*, Td, 77,-1. "' W_ H?. Hrt.
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ir-ltefor_ :ta'is.nu, - -Pr-'baK ot th*
wilis'of Anii sii.ml.i-r. lo _. m.. Mary hi. W.iaars. ll a. _u.
Ainiu?ie Haime, ll?. _. _ _..
cst ri?aa* ?ocur-'sr'rci.iL Ttaa-Before Trosi, J.-Ko .lay
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?Na d?r o?eu.Ui'- . _ ? -
loubto* us.****". -aasiDNe-raar L-l-tcr* Uceor'.er
Bf-.i-Ui ind _.s_Uai __ICI.I AlWiuor liott-.N?. 1 bil
Ul?l?iV*.

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