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ALGER IN INDIANAPOLIS.
IN CONFERENCE WITH GENERAL HARRISON.
QUARTERMASTER W1UTSETTS ASTOUNDING
W')RK-A TALK WITH MR. EGAN.
WJTTKIKCRirn IWm TRIRUXR.]
Indianapolis, July 31.-General RsBBflg A. Algor,
Mlchlgau's candidate for tho Republican nomlnailon
for President, has been nn honored guest In Indian
apoii* to-day. Baaa after th* Chicago Convene")) 'te
Wa* Invited by General Harrison to oorae to Indian
?polls, and yesterday ho telegraphed that he would
come today. He arrived this morning at ll o'clock,
while General Harrison iran addressing the Henry
County di'le-pation, and was received by a eeonaalttw
who escorted him to the Dennison House, immedi?
ately after ho bad Itel bsd hs cngagoment wiih Hie
Indiana visitors Qewral Hiir.ison wenl io thc hot-el
and claimed General Alger as his guest. takln| bim at
awe to his home, where the distinguished visitor wai
eurertained at dinner wtth rx Governor Will Cuni
back and CWtgreeSBBM si ,*;,?, nplrantB for tbe His
publican nomination Mr Governor. He remained wltb
General Harrison till near Tne close of the afternoon
when le departed for Cinclniial! to spend a day or two
Ibero at Hi- Exposition
"What tn.th ls than in the assertion nf PcmocraU
that Mlciiigau is a doubtful Stato/'' was a.kt-d of Gen?
era! Alger.
"I have not th? len-i el mid In this world that the
Republlia.rs will entry Mkhlgaa,' ta u-plied. "Tho
Democrats arc claiming everything, and BXJpeot lu this
w.iy io fata ilinngih i think lbs KegnbUoaus an
going to malic a ch'St) sweep in tho North. 1 thor
eughty bebe-." lt. ceneral Harrison and Mr. Morton
will lie dorie 1. Th.y ar. glowing In strength every
day. Tho Republicans aro receiving acce.s-ilons con?
stantly, ami. so far as I kMW, tiu*l I air to dofe* Huns.
Thc I,..ne. ,,f i).e campaign are el,-fine-,l. There aro
many ( rmmhafhOll in Michigan Who aro Protection?
ists, and Protectionists are not Democrats this year.
Mose6 W. richi, on- of th" Iraihii.' GrMBhWhSW, ll
lu w making prolte tlon speeches, ?:id timi, are athen,
I understand., who will tabs tu" st ump. A;:olber
thing that ls beneiicial to tho RefUhBOBM is tho tend?
ency of tho PuahM-lsta to go hack into the old parties."
"What is Hie Batto rn- qi: stun in Which tin- pOOpM
of Mtcbi^an evince the most Int rast !"*
-There ls hot one issue, ..nd that ls the tariff. Thc
people of Michigan are strong advocates of protection.
and on that q naman alon* it win give a large ftepuh*
li*-?n m awi Ity, ant. besides, I thluk that our Begee
?eniatives in Oongron trttl !>*** Inanased."
General Alger says that it to tba intention of Ihe
Michigan Republicans to endeavor to make nrrskgs*
atenta with the National BenoWICM committee lo.- s
Vhlt of Mr. Blallk* to thal .stale.
When General Harrison'a bulianapolls frlrmls were
luging btw tor tiie Republican nomination for Pmt
Bout, cou-.t E Wklteett, a DeB-ocnt. who has for
Several years bwn quartermaster eef the indlaus
(? : Army of tlw Be^ul Ile, remarked to a group ol
friends oi- gay that if Genera! Harrison should bo
nominated be would not only give the Republican
tlckel bis StlpFO-t, but Wuiilil pledge the votes of a
number of -'!.?' Democrats- vYIien Harrison was
nominated v.. Whltsett J Ined In the Popubllcan dcm
awtratlon and bs u now fulfllllog his promtoe lo bi lug
Dthri- Democrats ov".* io the Republican ranks In a
wi \ ihat ls astounding the i".uti,-ian., of both parties,
?ii b-ii the organisation e,i a regiment of Harrison
yu uds wal undertaken a lea da.* ago Mr. Vf hi Wett
wa? ni ? . - --. " I v. ill furnish my
bwn ii.'.n.- lu* quietly remarked. " and they will all
.nats.*' At a meeting of the regimental offleen
' t. ha was __,..ci bow many meu he Lad in his
Company.
"Om hundred and thirty five." was tho reply, -nnd
?hey are all Democrat,. B-foro I quit worii I will
h ire -.'(X).*'
Patrick Egan, who was a de)e;;ato-at-largo frem
nebraska tn .?'*.? n and who socon l
eel the nominal am of General Alger, ww tare ne
day, iiiul this afton wn srn ace* isl -d an MtervtrW
vitb the 2< i bil u i union and General Alger. Mr.
Eran was for two y< n tbe president of tho Irish
?" '-jl League of America. The league ls non*
political, bul Mr. Egan ha., bow a Republican for
i ? ve.;i:s. In v.'.oi.i Hie cai j. rp - Bayon havo
placed greai reliance. ii" li an educated Irish.
niau of excellent address and of Influence among his
Monto. He hw beei In Bew-Ywl and ba* Mea
I.el io believe from repmcotallow that tho Benub
1! 41, will carry thal State Iv u lur^'e* majority, cbi'-riy
etfee of the frisl m.'e. lt was eatJ
nKitci Hip.; Blaine reeNved 70,000 Irish votes ia thal
-lia! I.,.ii wlU get _s nianv.-' said Mr. Egan.
"While thc c-tl. islasm i, not of thal pei sm.ai nature.
fichera! Harrison i, ai! ihe time growing because ol
: - ? i advwwy ol the tariff. The Irish-are
far protecUon because * sra nor. This is
lu pursuance ot Napolc ? to hi- generals.
* Find out v hal youl-1 ii' my wants vu to do sud then
don't (i.i lt.'**
Mr. Egan said that polities with the Irish ls a mat?
ter of I'liiiiiple and at I.; uncut and liol so much a
matter of leadership, iii- wm -we tba Iris!) vote
WWUtd b. largely divided by General Harrison'-; in?
terest and la felt also that the labor vott* would be
to i.e. wall derna with the Republicans.
Fifteen hundred arder.t admirers oi General Har*
M?*e.n came bvw .rem Henry ("ounty fills morning to
honor him with a demonstration. Ihe rountv f, bm
thar always gives an overwhelming Republican ma
tartly and lie- In what is known in lu Mano n "Tho
Purnt District*' The delegation wai received in
University Pink. General V. llliam Grove, one of
Indiana's mosl dlslingul ied rapt tentatives in tbe
! ? man who hw ten very prominent bi State
-. In t"*h.-ilf of thc visitors briefly address, d
General Harrison, who reap paded as follows:
( .-I1-I-...11 Bren aind my Henry County friends: If we
1 - ? M any BlseoatsafSd siaiasman who takes a d-*si amk
env vi-w o.' (to BOMtiTi I think ht would recover hla
l"i rlulB S ll iia ? *.: i lee k once iu a while into Ott tare*
nf un ? thia 'Ani,'au,..) You conj from
i ,. ti Hew'UeeB-M dan
thc wit? ?:?.- enan lied. Tw had w sarly slsiawt in
yan paaatatlw ihat has dune mock le pian ala your
BBMartal iaierests, and Bsncb ii,* ii* in lift up then
i Bl r-l-l- lo th" putty a* tbs heme and to the
toendanefmm. (Apstaane.1 Tl* Pi tenta wM Ww taw
end ara n. iai ce and ln-iuantu! an elfin-nt in ymir popu
btieu. and iu thc BBUBltaB sanoaadtas la ?r<i ti pe,pie
in- able fur Iho parity nf ile lr ivn.ie Ula and lor their
bi B8 Bad torteg > I ali nen. They were tlie
cari? cwmles of slaver] sad Ital have always natural!?
Bren lbs strength ot tta RendbUi ib i Brig ta ito tanami Ity
B (Apptoaaa.) Teai spokeeasw bas
e\presM;J you.- continued Intere st In ths ptirty to whb'h
Borne of vol . ? ef yeal Dialur.-1 powers,
ard Beast of von the aailr Wvnloa of ve,ur vaiUh. Tho
BWOMISSS lui', hw BSaenipllShSd ter UM country a rrc.at
woik in Hi- ln.ef I" nea cf Its Ute. ll pies-iv.*- the
N? . ii by a vise. BBUnaWW and p.ilriotlc AiiniiulsuiiUon.
WLat thai n. SW f?r y> a "nd .Your pu-wrlty, what
lt mun.*. far Iii*. world, Be man tan le.L
Jt would han br'ii a ell-Baa of disaster for the *orld
if thi, Govanuawl of tl I pariataB The one
aaaelnB nperi-Bwt ot lim- gevenamil ww salved, wc
l.i?ve Bomeastratod the enpaciiy of the jieepic arid a eltl
xen BSlBten l? ir.alntaln tta Inviolate unity ol the R?.
(App ii'i-c) Then; remain, uow, foj-timately,
OessMaM gwettau u> b? thouiiu of sud a?tti<d We
refer lo the grcut war, imt In any spirit of hinvUilty to
any auction or any class of men, but only because; we be
Hen ii ie ix* Bswd i"r tea vu.oie ssanttiy c.ai loyalty and
Bdeiity to tlie ilag shouid be taBSSSd. (Oieat applause.)
It was aw o', the ga ai iiiuuipliK of thc war a particular in
wlii'h our war WW BIsttegaMMd irom ail olhor wars of
htktotT, thal vrc bretik'ht lb..- vanqul-hed ino the same
lull, equal tltnen-hw under tbo law thal we malntainud
lor ourselves. (Appiauae.)
In all ib- addt'-s-is whi.-ii have been in?> to me. then
?i.'i t. tea rnn taaaain ot the pnv
teetinii of our American iiiUunrlos. I ace it upon ihe
banners which you carry. O'ir party -tanda unequivo
lai.y, witi.i-ut t-vaaion cr |t.alii!':?;ie-.n, for the BwllteS
that Hie AaUWSSW B-SSMI BtaU he preserved lor our
Aineriiai. psadaaeW (Great applause.) We art not at
BNteted iv shs snggssatoa'ttal wc should sbsbssmIbs to
loreign predaeen Ult beat market lu the world. Our
n.tv aSBIlaw of people are the best buyers
lu Uie weald (IppteW-Dj and Vbry are such becauae our
working stosass i-.-.n IM heal wage* (A|.plaute.) Hut
we do not mean to ta BSS-MsU With our own BNtete We
sho'_.J s^ik H. pnsseM Steen :eud more friendly seBB-BOnlal
relations with tht Ouiial and .'.outii American btates.
(Applause.; And what is SWWttol lo that ti.dl Keiular
nkali" are the hist eeadiUci of CbUinerce. Thc merthant
iuust Snow when 1,1s oiiK:.- will be rn.elved, and when his
SanSlgMHM will b.* ntaaaeBL m tliuie tan be no Hade
between dlitajit BSWBBWtttea Winn we iie-od, tbei-fon-,
I., IW aatBMMnwat (?! AnaalCW steamship lines between
cur puits aid ina perta of Centta. and s>outh America.
lAppi.ii.M:. j':,eu it Will le* W IWgW nec??_ary that au
Aireiiraji Minister, comniiuloned lo sn Amcricah hitatc,
I ball take aa English nlnp io Ci vc. poul to Hud another
I_n|lish shi|. 'ji n:ry ldiii to ul* de-senataii. (ApptoMI I
ive . i- i* . ? d by thc u_e of Hist ug.y ?.,rd
" aubeldy." (laughter) Wc should pay to American
steamship Unas u lit*m i n tm saeryteB our
Inalla luntead of turiuiig lia ni o,-., to British tramp
?steamships (AgptoaBB.1 We do .-cl desiri, to BBSBlMW
these neighboring dove in men is; wc do not delia u. dial
with them In my spini of ai'tfressioii. We d'^-irc those
Irlei.diy, psUtlsal, mei.isl a:i4.uuiiii? icial relation which
shell prouiof* IbalS interest*! equally vi ith ours. Wc
abould no longer fun;-* those cmin-ical relations aud
a'lvaii-,t'*i> v. ii.i a our f<- e.gupbieal relaleoiut suggest anJ
make so BSSB-SBBa if iou will uaw nie fi, in lasttn
public spec-ch, I will be glad to take by Um baud my
Usury County filends. (Applause.) /
NAMEH BOH OOYWU-OB Off FLOKIDA.
Jacksonville, 1 la.. July .'il Op'x lal).--1 oloncl V. J.
?Shipman, of I'cusa.ula, noes noniiuatcd by tbe liepub
lii^sn htate Cou iee imo v, da. foi (-"ti rner by wcia
Liation. Other iioiiiinauoiii will bu wade tu murrow.
WEBB TitADK ANO THE feHOE TRADE.
J. Hanan, jr., of Hie Him ol J. Hanan A -Son, isannfai t
urers of shoes, Centre-at. dlscuesliig tho effect thal Ino
Cade, it adopted here, would have on A-Qcricsu BbBW
tiles, said: " At the prtaeui time, with Uie small duty W
Imported shoes, l-iigiisl. Hianutacturers eau plaoe in our
maiaeu a better shoe Uuu we can muk': aud at a lesa
Brien 1-sIk.j i? m cheap apes there ital line hand sewed
sine, eui b? imi. ii .1 from Loudon and raialled herc lu
(.'iiiipeuiloii Him Aincrica-i makers. In fiwlt-erlaud labor
Dr. Ba?e'a Catarrh Hemedy curia wbea every other se
BaUWiesaaiig loila.
ls even -beeper atlll. The workmen thora do not get
anywhere near tho poy that we pay our men, who mate
from Oltt to *-(>, and in aotne branehee ae hl|h aa t'22 a
week. And this iiolwlthatandlni that we lisve tbo most
Improved machinery In the world. If free trade ls adopted
here I ahull go out of tim business an! tem the factory,
because with the pom-ly paid tofete al Europe them will
bo no chance to net any return on tho capital in vetted.".
MR MORTON'S GIFT TO IT.I...AND.
HIS generous assistance in hep BOBS OF
NEED?TESTIMONY OF "TIIF. ll EUA LD. ?
Tho Tribune has received many Inquiries from Itf
readers relative to tho part taken by Levi P Morton
In sending relief to the stricken poor of Intend li
1880. Mr. Morton did tako patt In this charil able
action toward ireland, as the follow teg MtruetB from
? Tho Herald " will prove. On March 10, loaO, ''Thc
Herald" said:
We prim a most welcome letter frem a dlstliiRiilshod
citizen of New Vol lt. who dBW not permit us lo use hl.
nainp, iii which he mal.es a proposal ol practical tull
Itv foi the succor of (he port*_.ing Irish poor. Ibis
benevolent cltlsen has lei med fnun the Setiretary ot
thc Navy that the ship Constellation, whloh tho Seo
retarv proposes to send with contributions of food to
Ireland, under the authority of a recent Joint resolu?
tion of Congress. Ilea at the Urooklyn Nave Yard
?iv.ii i.._ a cantu, but that uo tenders have yet beor,
mailo This gentleman, who ls personally known to
us, and whose responsibility wo can ao safely indorse
that we assume to guarantor the performance of his
oller, a guarantee whicb would lie superfluous If he did
not desire tu conceal his name, proposed to pay fen
one-fourth of tlc cargo of the constellation ff other
parties will make up the balance. . . .
Now York, Mareb 0, 1. 80.
To the Editor of Tho Herald :
I leam from the (secretary of the Navy thai the shir
f'onstellattoa. Willoh he propose* to .'nd wiih contri?
butions of tow io Ireland under Hie authority of both
Houses nf Congress, approved February C.".. lfleO, li
at Hi- Urooklyn Navy .ard, but that no tenden ol
eargo have bwn ni ade -iou are authorised to an
Dounrc thal a gentlemw personally known to you.
vi ho ?>. linea to lave bis name mad" puhlle, oilers te
pay lor OM -quarti r of the cargo of the Constellation,
If other parries will make up thc balance. The ca
parity of ibe ship ls equal to S...00 barrels of flour, bu
h.-:- cargo should be Bsadfl up of Hour, oat meal and
s.a.I potatoes, wi,.ch las. Would arrive In erne foi
Planting, and repla-e thew which tho sufferers have
WW forced io use to suaiain life. 1 shall d'-slrs the
distribution el the cargo to no made bv Mr. BeuMU'l
committee, as you ac* aware, nen arttotos of food
will 1* delivered free of cost, save to the Government.
If you approve the Idea you can mali* ibe proposition
wu bout i fi .i- Ita present at lessie u-m,: my name. Von
may assume to guarantee tb<* performance of mv ofter.
Believe rn.*, yours very tnily. A FRIEND.
On Marrh IS "Tho Herald" said, editorially t
Vc corp:a*nlate the friends Bi siifterlns Ireland
that this Beal carpi bas been so promptly made up.
Tbe Constellation announced lier readiness to receive
freight 00 Tuesday ne.\t and on Wednesday her
cargo win be on board. This is due In -Treat part
10 the distinguished eltlr.en who started the move?
ment. Tlr ic is no reason why we should any longer
wnOWl KN iame As his oller was conditional, and
lt was um'nain whether the condition would be
compiled With, he pad a reluctance to see Mb nam*
wnnwtsd with au offer which he mlrht not be called
io lu.!.'., hut. now that the cargo ls complete and
t1 .' offer Hurting wc take the Boort! to n*ue that
the generous donor who Infused life Into this move?
ment |s Hon. Levi P Morton. If Mr. Grace, who
mahn an equal soatrtbuttoe, falls behind Mr. Morton,
11 ls emly bci au.so hs did not lead ths way but fol?
lowed instead of setting an Inspiring eiample.
The Constellation Bailed on Manh 2~ and arrived
at Dublin on April -if) after a ftormy voyage, and
was net by tho Duke of Edinburgh.
EHOOUBAGBIO NEWS FOR KEPt-BL-CANS.
D]-.MuCKATS THINK NORTH CAROLINA A DOUHTTIL
Statp?Mit. NF.w at BBADQ0ABTBB8,
The Mw of carrying North Carolina for tho Rcpuh
1 can ticket las been ridiculed a good deal, but Judg
Ing by tho testimony of ibo Democrata themselves
it ls not such a remote possibility alter all A few
daya apo Hie Demoerntla s'ato Executive Committee
of North Carolina Issued a confident el appeal for
funds setting forth the necessity of hard work in
onie:- io -air the Stale. A OOpl of Ibis appeal found
? s ?*,,., I,, the BepubUcafl National Hradt|iiarters.
it to highly to-smtlng from a RepuhtcM -poiut ol
view, and leads a> follows:
Booms Mata Democratic Executive Oommittee. 22S
r.r.i: ?viii'-si., Haleigh, N- c.- Jaly Ste, IBbe.
.;*, Hew Mr: As you douhttow already know, a
political campa un cannot be conducted without
money. This lommitieo is sony, but In candor
tod to sBy thai there ls disorganisation, in
dlll'-i-.-iico and discontent in Iho Dennie retie party to
an alarm.ng extent, a.ul that to iccun ihe .-tate in
Novemb r to Cleveland and Ptrwle, there must be
systematic ard anoewini work until the dav of
e.- i i This v\Hl require funds. Knowing bow
and liberal von always are In aiding the
party, this conn nee feels bound to notify you of tho
situation and to ask you foi- pecuniary assistance.
All contributions when received are placed In bank
ai.d checked out a* needed. A* the names of all
contributors and tbe amount paid by each ls pre?
served, f there should be any surplus on hand at the
I ? * e.f the canvass, there will bo no difficulty In a
pro raia distribution of lt to those who havo created
thc fund. Hoping lo hear from you at the earliest
moment, I am, yours very truly.
BPIKB WHITAKER.
John C. New retained frem the West yesterday, and
re. urned bis plan Bl Ita BopaMleM National Head
quarten. Though oveiuoadW with work, ho found
im,-- t*e discuss the poUtleal situation in Indiana. In
the light if a* Governor Porter's puhtished refusal to
' Ihe Bepubllcaa candidate for Owaanos. nia
v levi, tmtm > i liter io those sspresaed hy colonel Dud?
ley, ile sad:
Governor Etatte-r's letter has not oansed the least
alarm In llopublloan lat'ks, In toot, Hie only talk of
this ls found In Democratic papers. The declination
va.s ex pee tel. Mi-, l'oiier is wealthy. Us hp* de?
cided literary testes. At presenl he is engaged on a
of Indiana, whle-li enini'sses bia attention. !?'*
Bl ie - i1 - be ?- i nts lo ku Bb road, and il ho entered the
campaign ho could nol net av,av. Cnder these cir
cin lances, and fcellns that hiv lias had honors
enouKb, be retiree. He waa a stroii? and MPUlW can?
didate, beean-" every one, almost, knew bim. Hut
are i; di a dozen other no |o take his pla.''.,
? ?? bo ni** theyl well, ibere ls Gen
cidI A. P. Hov c.v. BB ex supreme Court Judge and
i ni" ii Btates District-Attorney, wbo would
make an * xcellenl canvass, lhere ls lohn M. Buller,
if Indianapolis, a comparatively new man In politics,
t?' 1 one of Ibe brli-'hlett htWyBrl III the West. Con
lan Steele ls another wod mao. no is will
Cum)ark and Mr. Robinson, thc pt*, nt Lieu tc nan t
*? ? who well mi-ills promotion. Yon see tl ere
ls plenty eif food manual to select 'rt,m. Tbe ]>oiu
(ic.-ais know lt, loo, Just as weil a* they know there ls
not the alighi'-st cl.mic j of them carrying Hie Slate.
Ex-Congressman John S. Wis-, nt Virginia, was
among the most prominent visitors at the headquar?
ters. He had aji aneaUTaging report to make nf the
outlook there. He and Mahone have burled the
hatchet, and all ls harmony. Senator Hobart. Chair
man Quay and Mr. Clarkson mn all hard at work
throaghenl the day. Herc are some of their callers:
General Daniel McCauley, Indiana; G. T. Jackson,
Minneapolis J S. D. Baker, byracuae; J. L. Cunning?
ham, Paterson: P. L. Benedict, Connecticut; C. T.
Poe. California; G. H. Mallory, John W. I*wl?, Neva,
da; E. -I. Virtue, Philadelphia, aud L. Edwin Dudley,
of Boston.
.-? -
INSISTING T-Ltf POMES SHALL RUN.
HIS NOMINATION DEM ANDED IN SPITE OF UL.
BBOKMT HI'T-INATION.
Indianapolis, July 81 <-i>cc1al>.-It now looks as If
ex-Govcrnoi Porter would bo nominated by thu He.
publicans for Governor ,n splto of his protest., ami
Np Bated declarations that he could not be a candi?
date for the oflice He adheres to his determination
not to accept the nomination, but lt ls now proposed
ibat all a.plranta for the honor shall receive an
aut'ioiiiative command to stand as de and a unani?
mous demand will be made that he shall be tho can
dielate. (niler tho extraordinary clroumstancea lt ls
believed that as a Kopubllcau who is disposed to
respect the party's most positively expressed senti?
ment, he cannot refuse to obey tho command of the
Convention. To-night there appears little doubt that
this plan will be fully carried out. Fifty of tho dele
gales havo ptodgBd themselves to vote for the ex
Covcriior'a Humiliation and to-d:iy telegram,! wore
ree i veil from twenty counties pled|tit)2 support to tho
programme that bas been agreed upou by some ol the
party's __o_t luiiuei.uai politician...
A LETTER FROM GENF.KAL HARRISON.
Mlddu QranvUto, N. Y., July 31.-The lollowlng
letter has been received here by thc local BepubUcan
Club from tue BepubUcan candidate lur the PBOSt
I doney:
.-silas W. Faitlltner, esq., ccrrevpotnlliig pecretary Har
. lf-n'i and Murtoa ProtecUon t_luii, Middle (iran
Villr. N. V.
My Dear Bf'. Your fa'Or cf the <_'_tl |r|at )ia, bl,^_
reerlved, and Iti rei-ly 1 beg to thank you and the
members of ihe elua Whieh you represent for their
Cordial greeting and avsuianccs of support. Smk ar*
ganlxatioM furiilsh th'- oiii.oitunlty to u-e lie antral
of a areal body of Republicans, and 1 trust von will
not only take part In tbe demunstratloni of tbe cam
pai-.ii. but will do 'hat Individual work which is so
efficlrnt In securing secessions. Peri truly yours,
HENJAMI-v HARRISON.
A ITT P.r.PUI-SfcNTATIVE FOR A ? REFORM" PARTY
The members of th* Demoeratle National Ex.- uH.c
Committee toot yesterday at their v __*,.._.:? .-v in Weat
i ?'niv n.uii.-et. They held two \ouu IBaataM but both
wore of an executive nature. Senator Cnni_.ii, Qsagpew
man Scott, Hermann Oelricha. Mr. Briese, Chairman
Ham-in and all ihe other prominent leaders were present
Several BHbtoBM ware di*, ti seed, but one of the most
important waa tho proposition to ntllire thu country press
mere extensively than has been dene In any prevloua cam
ualrn. Weokllis are te be tarried into dallies durlna tha
* -".i.aiiru, and all sorta of aaslstencu ls to be iriyeu te
the rural ediiers whs are wllilux te belo the Admlmaarv
Uou.
1 .\ Assemblvman "Jimmy** Oliver wis ror.sldarrd a
Kiwd representative of tha Reform PrsaWbut as aertaant
rsmith A: Angelle Illari Heaury ia maras iso el aot to
tr.-eK. ?ii'i-n? aaliilactisu after wran aa and waaklaa. ax
. _u?a-r reluaund.
at arms of tho committee, and be will, lt la aald. b? ap
pointuil io day. whon tbe commute** moeia attain.
NORTHERN Sl-EAKl-IW IN CHARLESTON.
CONORK-iSMEN TAYLOR, OF OHIO. AND MASON,
OF ILLINOIS, A UDUC V, THE BLACK VOTEHS.
Charleston, S. C., July 31 (Special).-Democratic Con
grewrnxm and politicises who atm In the habit of prating
ibout thc nepro Democrali of the t-oiilh should havo wit?
nessed ihe Republican ratitVatlon meeting hep* to-night.
Congressman Mason, ol IJHii'V.h, and Taylor, al Ohio,
caine down to address tho voters. Tba black men
tiirncil out in thousands. MSWIS Mason and Taylor
also made many friends arnon*? Ibo Democrats and a
asaBSBlHw waited on them to ulghl te prolT"r IbSte
some jiii-i'iiou, which, however, thai were obliged to
(!i-c)ltie, as they bael to leave here |n the morning. The
?speech of Con-rressman Mason was short, bright and
effective. Ho put Ihe BrfUMB-l to the white Dni
ocrats tn one sentence*, '? Iki you think ll lair to UM
West," aald he, '? to admll wool free and to protoct the*
cot Um, sugar ami rico that you grow .'" Ju.Inn Taylor
BpaBa fur over an hour and a half entirely on tho sub?
ject of protea lon for American Industries.
At a Domocrat.c lueetin. at (hester In Ibis Malo yes?
terday Bevaanw Rlehaidom wa** tesaKsd by 'he- award,
which was composed of member, ot tho Faini'-r,'
Alliance. A reformer, II. R. Tillman, ls conducting a
wann fight In the Democratte ranks, and should (Ms
Bgbl continue much btegpr there -wtll I** a wed ("banco
to break tho Solid Souih even in ibo Pal met io State.
GF.NERAL HARRISON AS A LAWYER.
Kingston, N. Y. Jnly .'ll (Special*.-Wheeler II.
Peckham, the Democratic lawyer, ol New-York, has
been sojourning at the (J rand Hotel, In tbo Western
Catskills, for some time. Ibo other day In co.-ivn
sallon wllh a Republican of National reuptatlon, while
sitting aa the broad hotel pinara, Mr. Peckham paid
the following tribute to the ability iii thu Republican
I-rv Idem tal candidate aa a lawyer:
" Why, Mr, do you know that man Harrison is an
ugly man to meet In a legal contest I tell you
Ben Harrison as a Pgal opponent In court l, a
man of dangeroua ability. He has beaten me twice
In very important cases before th"' United States
Court in Washington, and WBflM have beaten me the
third time had 1 not been sharp enough to retain
bim on our side lu adv ance."
SEW-IIAMPKHIRE REPUBLICAN CLUBS TO ME*T.
Boston, July 31 (gpwtol).?A convention of Re?
publican clubs In New Hampshire will bo held at
Concord on Scpfmber ll. Several of the ablr.t
Republicans In tho country will mak-> addresses,
including, lt ls experted. Nathan Oeff, of West Virginia,
and Henry Cabot I-od-ge. In iho evuutUB there will
be a monster procceslon of League clubs and campaign
companies, wllh Illuminations aud fireworks. It li
Intended to have every etty and town In Ihe glate
represented, and tbe* demonstration will probably
? rnpis, anythlug of tho kind ever known tu Now
Hampshire. _
FOIRTK.EN HARRISON VOTES IN ONE FAMILY.
Bollefonte Penn.. Julv 31 (Special).-Cen irs (ounty
-hui tor hold* tko record for the lan-est number ol
votes that will bo cant this fall by -Ingle families for
the saaie political car.dl.1ate. The lirst fact made
public here In this connection waa that sixteen voles
would bs given tbs Republican ticket by two fami?
lies In Snowshoe Township. East week the fact waa
published that two famlllrf In Tavlor township would
cast a tetal of nineteen votes for Harrison, Morton
and Protection, and now the newt; comes that DaAO
t;Higher, of Mllesburf. his seven sons, Ms three sons
in-law and three grandsons have declared their In?
tention to vote unltreilv for Harrison. Fourteen
ve Km from one famllv lor th'- same cajwildste- beats
the record. Mr. (ilngh-r would bc slad to hear of lt
il such a .howiug can bc surpassed.
NOTES OF THE CANVAS*.
A Harrison and Morion campnicn flub has been nr
eanlrerl in thc Xirth Assembly Dtwlrlrt. with one hundred
members. It will be consolidated with tha reirtilur club
of that district. New members can be enrolled PMSay
nlrht, at. Ma 37.1 East BlChttoW These are tho -Sheen!
President. Henry E. Schumacher: vite un silent, Leo Leh?
man, lind secretary. Henry te Bliss.
Tba aristae of a Barstow and Morton banner bv the
Young Republican Hub nf the Twenty-second Ward of
Brooklyn, laei Bight, wa, the cause of tircut wthasteSBi
aiming lin- Republicans of IM ward. A few effective
remarks were mad* in a v ill building, comor ot EU-iith
st. and Fifth-?vo.. by Stewart L. Woodford.
Richard MewhOfl aud T. L. Woodruff. Mr. Ncwhall waa
an ardent worker for OtoWtoad four years ago, but ha
nays Cleveland'" Free Tra-Ve prliii'lelcs hsve di.irustet
him. The banner la one of Ihe beet ever raised by any
ward assoclathm in Bracklyn.
The Henry D. Purroy Association of the Vth Senatorial
District raised a 01,000 banner al No. 276 .Sfflog Bt. last
nl|ht. The district, Senator Mike Murphy's, ls sn old
stronghold e.f the: County Democracy, but tha Tsmmany
men say that they will carry it easily this fall, on account
of Pansy's defection. The banner bears, besides Hie
picture I of Cleveland and Thurman, on* of Governor HUI
ar.d bli famous declaration, " I am a Democrat,"
The Republican Club of Cmf-hester and Mount Vernon
had a rouslns- meeting on Me.ndav nintit. thc purpose being
ui arrange for taking nari in the rrcciiilem to Mr. Biston
There was au enthusiastic spirit BWBlftSOBB bv tin sneak?
ers, who spoke assuringly at the " StoaMW of HstriSW sud
MertW In Hie interest of protection and w.ukiiiemi-ni."
Them ls promise of a large representation of BeBUhliCBM
froiu both placo* in the Hialne parade.
Blanches of the Irish,American Anti-Free) Trado League
havo baw formed In 1'eeksklH, Yonkers sud Pssstekssasto
A BeurifhlM branch of the Luagur hat bBW oritsiilr.ed in
ibo XVII lb A? iii.iv District br Dominick Hsslln. The
Irish-American Ai.tl-Cli ve.and UnluU, of w_irh .le,i,o
Dany ls the leader, hts carried the war Lut.i New.
Jersey, and clubs are bein* organized there.
The Flist lluncorlan Cub of the City of New-York
will hold a meeline at the cluh-honee. No. 162 istaiitnn
SSm earner sf Keiffolk-Ht.. to-nlgh: al 8 :B0. A number ol
BBeasteSSg ap*akera aro exi*ieted to be present.
One hundred and twenty-eiaht workingmen of the
XVIIIth Asaeiabiy District, many of whom voted for
Cleveland and H-tudrleke In 1881. sn Monday nisht held
a preliminary sssetlw ai N". bas Second-a ve., and decided
to nrrsntte a? the [adepaadwi Piotatilln Association,
with James IS. Murphy as nicl-lent. Aii'itu-r nSStteB wll
be he*ld on i *i-,i.,
Tb(i Republicans of Nen-Rooh-'.ie a-" wide awnke and
aalv.lv at work ptOBSllM tel Iho Pnildwltal e.,nt. -*.
They hi.vi. orssnlzed a ci muslim du), with a hundred en
lolled lawnbers slr .ady. with a piosucct of two hundred
mero.
Letter* have been received by William *K. Rolston.
the secretary of Hie Ninth War>l I'lnn-r OsrM fr'un Mr.
Harrison and Mr. Morton BehMWtadBtaB His rec-.i.i nf
thc resolution rcrontly admited by the club
On fiundev aftornnon nun hundred Democrats, every
one e| wb"in voted for Cleveland In lftO-i, will hold a
meelina In the Second Ward. of Elizabeth,
for rhe purpoao of organizing a Harrison
and Morton cainualcii flub. Many of them
havo been more or less pceflBteSM In ixilltic* h*r*, and
the development aa to tho true Minalton among Hie
workingmen of Eli? abe th no rt will, lt is expected, astonl-h
thc MswsniCi l-adas nassCanbly. ibis ;* thu stieaneel
DaananSto waid.
Pawn** City, Neb., Jelly Sl.-Tha Republicans here
m?t last ntabt for th* purpose of Iormina s SMflMM club.
Elahtv persona Joined and rlerted tho following eSBeersi
Captain, n II l'uller; flr-t lieutenant. J. A. Wrlaht;
second lieutenant, A. I). Strlnk.
Darlu*. Conn., Julv 81 -There will be a grand ratifi?
cation medina and banner- raisin ir, BSMtof the BWalees .,f
tho Younii Mon's BOSSteUSW Club of Dnrlua. for Harrison
and Mort.ni al the town hyil on Auwust 0.
Charleston. S. C., July 31.-A BweMlcW mass-mi_itlni
wan held hen last nli'hl to ratify lbs BflWlllB of
Harrison and Merton. CaMfWW-W Ml IB. o.' Illinois,
Congressman Tavlor, of Ohio, amt ethan aidia-vd th**
MOM-W. which n**s thc lme-st Reieu'.llc.n. inc-liiig hall
let- far Bann) vejrs. Messrs. Mason and TsMni Als
cussed the tariff Issue. Tho meeting adjourned about I
o'alock llils murnini.'.
ROW HEAL LXTATlt IS VALVED IN HROOKLTS.
The lirooklyn WaaeaON have Increased tba valuation
of real estate In the city for taxation by 8*8,788,810
over last year, tho total valuation pelns 898B^O<^B8,
aud of personal p,?,,erty by g811,?-B, the lolal U-Ing
???_-.-..'.UT,.li), making the sum of both if40*s,.'>i)u --.in
spinal ?ci8n,8._ 1,074 in 1887. Thc following teeto
show* the Increase In Um valuation of real estate by
w ards:
-WSSBS. BM JW lDi%Z*
lyu- , . BB0.VBS.B9O B8B.BB7.470 OOWt'ibO
TA a . . , 11.0,.*}.r.e.-o .vr*.; soo 1 ,\. roo
Third . . . Jl-JMJIO 1-.3H.-.0 1,5 o': 7)
Bsf-a1**' i *y*;?j"p vi,4n,bM J,..,:.."f_
J "th ? ? *?> ft.il-.UT') F..4l5.s_d 12T-'10
_*_*,_ ? ? is .rr...v. 1 i?si7,(KH) 6 'tao
tV -..???? ? ffJ_*-i? 2in.nl.tm to, 00
P..*rhtl. . . ? 10 13.,(M0 p.4.7,4-0 Ti.e,
fflntli. , . 7,.'.r I'S) 7.n7,2*.?i) I1-'(no
v.,>'''._' * ?l.HC3.?n? lI..4(UftO ...o..
'ViVln's11- ? .VVJ'1'0 1'...H...*..'1 \\tt.mtk
iwiiiih . ? s liiM.'na) 11.001 ino
Thlrl.-enth . , lft,_-i,*>0 ll illili
govirls-uih .
PW --i'll
Si:.t. , nih .
KsV.llKeirifh
Elil.tee nth .
Htoetewth .
Tweniiflh .
Tweniy.nrst
f we nly aeeend Bu j'?' 1;'.
1 wenl* third . 2.',?6S.flT()
Twenrfoutth. m 711.120
?''a ) .e.tntb. H TIS.120
weiity-llKh . ai.07i.0o0
wemy-sUUi e,P8-.iSU0
Total ... . SMI,001,DOS SJ^,Tw,0_S e2-~788d.r?
a trina.'" "'* wU1 vn'**1' ,xcee4 ?**-***? ot BB* Teat
CANADA ANI) AMERICA.
FEATURES OF MR. HOAR'S RESOLUTION.
THE COMMKnClAL nEL'TtONS OF TH** TWO CO0_f
TKIK8 TO BK IN VK9TIOATEU? IHI.f.S AXD
MEASCIJKS IN rilNlilliisS.
Washington, July lil.-In tho tMkktO MhdUB, Mr.
Frye, from Um Select Committee on tho pac I tlc Bnfl
landa, reported the Fnlon Pacific Funning bill, pier
vldlng for a aettlement of claims growing out of tbe
Baw "f Isolds ami to BBOtWS a payment of all indebt
srtnns 'Hie bin is ihe Oatbwnlta MB n nperled te
Hie: Hons.* i-oi'talnliii,' many amendment*. Tho lilli
was placed ni the e aiendar.
Tho resolution offered by Mr. Hiar on July '24 was
taUcii up and BgBBSS. to. lt pmvide-s for tho ap
polntinciit of a committee of seven Senator, lo report
uiKiu the nleMew of senntens and buri noss between
tho United btates and Ihe Bililsh North American
po_sr_?lnns, Including I ho effect upon lbs eOBSWaWB
und carrying li ade (ef tie United e,i..les of the i.'ana
illiin syslein of railways and canals and |M pc,pei
of Uie displacement of any r\l .ting Industrie, of the
United State, by Industries Mtuhllshod there. Also
wMthw thc abttgalteM of existing maltee, ami of
Intel iiailmikl law, are, aud haw been, ohwrvod by
slich dependencies toward thc lr'oplo oi tbs Halted
Blain, and as to tho number, amount and character of
exlitlng rl-Jma against OMI HrltaJn bv reason of the
violation of such obligations toward tho pooplo of the
United Stales in such dependencies. In reference to
the taaaanwtettoa question ta tho resolution, Mr.
Cullnaa, chairman of ihe Committee on Interstate
Cominerce, said that Ihat SBBStelllBB expected to enier
on a thorough Investigation of tho relations bBtWBBB
the United Slates and the British Canadian posscs
fcl.il. BOSteMtad wiih tho subject of transpoi-taliou
both by rall and wator.
Thc Senato tiien considered Hie Sundry Civil bill,
Ihe fun HOB being on the amendment ol Mr. Spool?
er appropriating $7r>,iiO(> for a public building at
Atchl-ioti, hans*s. Mr. Heck made ? point Ol order,
and said that If this amendment were, decided lo bc
In order, thc effect would be that hereafn>r the rule
of the senate would bc that the Sena!" might atiach
to the fcundry Civil bill, appropriations for public
buildings, force the HoUM to act upon them, and force
the president to approve rhe-m. whether he ohtoeted
ta them or not. Alter a tong ulsewslon ibe point ol
order wan, withdrawn, ami tin* yea ami HS vole lalten
on thc proposition Itself a- a test question at-ecring
all the oiher public bulpunga. The amendment was
rejected- yeas, 21 ; nays, BB,
? ? ? ?
THE H0ES1DEHT at thi; white HOUSE
HIliHLY SUNBURNED BY TUE PIBBUTO TRU'
CH1EF JUSTICE FULLER'S CALL.
Washington, July 31.--The president. Postmaster
Ceneral DtohtWM and Colonel Lamont. arrlve*d In
Washington at 7 o'clock this BWrnlng 'lin- Pneldenl
and Coloml Lamont weio didve-n direct to the White
House. They arc both very much sunburned, the
President'! face, however, showing the most decided
coloring. Colonel Lamont said to an Associated Truss
?apestSB 1
We pot In at 7 n'clo-k. having come from Fire Island
with linly om or two sious The President wenl "ti
i.e.arel thr Susquehanna Thursday night, and i'll not
leave ber BXMUl to Bal until last nlghl af ll o'.-hie-k.
Then itortn ai.out his rialto to eartoua plaew nu tlie
nuts aie uiiti'i.i. 1I? did imt take a meal ott the
ya/lit. and then *?' a- no one in the parry at any time
except thn?? who Wen with ns when we loft Ne\c
Pork. We caught a lot of fish ami had a splendid
time all through. Th-* President caught, his share ol
the tish.
Chief Justice Fuller called at the White House this
morning al ll o'clock, and had a short Interview with
ihe President. He ww accompanied by Secretary
Iiayaid and Associate Justice Hariau.
A HETBACK FDR THE DIRECT TAX BILI.
Washington, July 31 (8pse.nl).?Tba pian to puah
the Direct Tax bill through tho Senate) collapsed .ii'I
denly and unexpectedly to-dsy. About three- BBOnthS
ago Beaator Spooon latrodneed the bill, which passed
the Senate early in the BBBBlOa and Which, when ll
was lal.cn up by the House, led to Hie now celebrated
deadlock, lasting ten days, and out of which the Dem?
ocratic! majority, under the coercion of the brigadier*,
ca:..e vb-toi lons. As InllUdMOd by Senateir Spoo'ie-r,
lt was an amendment pinpi,seal to the Sundry Civil
bin. it was nnunbnousty wetwnaaended by the Coan*
mutee on Plnnncn it wns not supposed, therefore,
thal ir wouM toad to n.h discussion la Hie* senate,
whatever Hs fate might be In the House afterward.
lo day, when tbe Sundry Civil bill was under con?
sideration, Mr. Spooner offered his amendment. Mr.
Hauls, of Tennessee, al once made a point of order
against tt on ibe ground that It was new legislation.
To th'- astonishment of tho senate tho presiding offi?
cer. Mr. Ingalta, derided tho point well talton, though
Ihe bael paillimentarlans In tho body had expressed
privately an opinion ta the contrary. No appeal from
Hie decision of tim chair was taken. ThU leaves the
1*111 in the sante position thal li was left in hy the
ic.a ?* ai the new of tte deadtock, when tho Demo?
cratic majority sneed lu take lt up for consideration
In i-'Ct-oiiibei- next.
(."VERNOR'S ISLAM) AB .\ PUBLIC PARK.
B i Ul-Bton, .Inly Bl.- Representative .-iplnola. nf New
York, to-day reported fav mably from the JIouso Com?
mittee on Naval Affairs, for reference to thc Committee
of the Whole, a Joint resolution granting permission
to the City of New York, through Its Park f'omnils
llOM <. lo Improve' and beautify (inventor's Pland, In
conjuin Hon With a public park lo be laid out on said
Island. The BOUUnlttM says:
The preixlmlty of fiove-iiior's Island to a large city
like New-York. In the absence) ,,f any necessity for
such an Island for the protection of tho city, naturally
attracts the attention of thew who d- sire ta give
sm h recreatlein tn ihe overcrowded people of the lower
part of the metropolis as sm h au Bland WOttM alford.
It ls sixty aero.. In extent snd within few minutes' reach
of im city by steam. TM BM fort em the Maud l-l
utterly useless for public date BM The lower part of
Un- e-iiy ,,f New York ls In sad need of a park. r-t.
John's Park v as absorbed by n railroad, TM 1 ? i- - el
public buildings have BSturped tbe ctiy Hall Park, tho
Battery, which was Intended to be a safety vent?a
lnntJ?of the metropolis I, halag ratMd for such a pur?
pose by railroads ami by Un* teualgruut depot. There
is no real reason why tine island sbenM ue>t beoonvertad
Into a park, tn give health, comfort and recreation
lo the many p .or who ai" sadly In need of such a
respite from the- hcat-i ami dls.-omforis of the city.
Tho range' ,. f bmBbw artillery, ti,.* usi'-i of modal ii ex
plosive, and naval armament makes li entirely nwlws
as a point of datsun br UM atty from any attack ot
an etieiuy. Other ann niore 8fr**Blr1 place*, havo
atrwdy hew tahen as tiie sites ol forts and defensive
stations around KeW-TorB. There ls no rea-son why
rho island should mi ha utilised hy tba people lor
recreation and pleasure,
? ?
co.V(,i:i>sM.\N* BAKER CATCHE8 A TIIIF.F.
Waahtagten, July :n (Special).- Congrenssan C. g.
Baller, of the Rochester DM Mri. had au exclllng ex
pertoaw thi, awning last before leaving hu hoard.
in*, boan for tba Capitol he lalinmd to his noan
from tho breaUfa-t table, and found there a young
colored man busily sngBgad In relieving tho di-awri-s
of his desk ol ihelr contents, w Incii iMluded his pe ie ko t
IkmiIi ami a number of other valuable. Mr. Baller at
once seized the thief, and thinking ol a possible weapon
In tbe hip pocket e,f tbe ln'iuib*r, Ihe doughty Con?
gressman doubled tho young tuan up In a twinkling
Taking him up hy main itnngth Mr. Baller carried
him le Hie lie-iul of the* stairs ami called for help. The
li!ii|iil.-lor and a Walter 'ame ie, Mr. Baker*! asslst
auco ami held the thiel while He* Coagnaaasan wenl
in isaiah of a policeman, who SMH had the burglar
In eestedy. Mr, iiak-r was ihe hero ol Hie hour to?
day among his colleague, wno loamed of ibo occur?
rence.
SENATE AM EN PM FATS REJECTED BY THE
Ucl's. H.
Waahlngton, July 31.- In tho abaenw of Speaker
Carlisle, Mr. MoMlUlO, of TanilBBBW. W_ei called to
pnahla over ihe Honan, Tha Bontorenn repost en Hm
Omaha Public Building bill vv... lejeei.-d, ami the*
nieastire bas a^aln been aent lo conference*. The- Army
Appreprlattea MB, arith Benate aansednenta, wa. di,
eus?*-d In Committee of the Whole', nml nil the BBMnB
menfs were non eOaeBITed In willi tM exception nf
than relative tu lorttleattoM ami oidnanea, Than
amendments wen aowldered in ordw, Hud Mr. Bayon,
.if fenns, held that ihe various tortlflcation aanad*
mints Biade by the Beaaie would have bara ruled eui
of meier ii offend in ihe iio'isp. Bo action, however,
was tah) n, ami the House- adjourned.
BONDS OPPBMBD AND AC" 'KITED.
Washington, July .'ll.-lo day's toted nffiijiigs
BggregnteB IBjDBO^NN In lots as follows:
Four i>*r cenu, coupon, 8BI.000 .il 1C7 l-'_;
?e..,()O0 at 1-27 4 s |00
l'onr per rents, registered, i?17..,(M>(> at 127 1*2;
B*_"2,tKM) at P_7 5rt; BiV.i.iKK) at 1_:7 -Iri-lOo; 00,008
ai 127 1-4. a
Four and a half per rents, ooupmi, fio.000 at
107 1 2.
I SOI ami a half per cents, registered, e-jo.ooo at
107 1 J; *27ii,Ot)0 at D)7;i4; #110,000 at 107
81 100; Bl,2.'>l),lMH) at ll"7 12.
Tho Secretary of BBB li "usury this afternoon ac?
cepted 0&O, OOO 4 1 2 per cent reglsteiwl bondi at
10. 1 Itt and W.OOO 4 per cent registered honda
ai ISfl l-l.
TImi Heat 11 lah ?( las. Cigarettes
hissey Bros.' Bpseial TaToura,
TRY
PERFUMES, SOAPS, AND POWDERS.
Thry tue the B?*M, Moat Etqulalte
and LaBBH-Mg Odors lu I.*l*l<*nce.
FOR SALE AT ALL DBD0OIVH -?*s*'l) MltlM
Hole JlgSllla for Ibe 0. M.i NIK A' H* IlltO*. Si CO.
72 Kendo Street, New.York.
THE COVBTB
BRODIE WANTS TO MARRY THE OIRL.
"Sieve'' Brodie, who sprang Into notorlciy and
the East, River from tho Bridge, appeared before
Justice O'Brien, la the Bapnna Court, (feaaahem,
yesterday and, through his counsel Frank J. keller,
a,k"l t ie at (.illunie lord, the young girl whom Biadto
wlahn to marry, he letoaoad from the Know of Men fi
where sho was placed at Hie iiistatico of tho Society
for thu Prevention of (Turpy to ( hlldicn.
Tho girl was taken to court on a writ of habeas
corpus. BbltdgB X. Gerry, M behalf of th'- Inst -
tatton, BOtttendad that as she* ba.) benn regularly cum?
in tte d on tho petition of her mother, who charged
that sho WBB disobedient and ungovernable, she should
lim be dtoehargaa. He said that iho Socloty had
Ihti'i.Te el io keep her from going to min and bad
ransell ber to ha talon from lu ollie's barroom In Iho
Bowery, whose sba was rarraandsd by bail laBuaMee.
Mr. KellT dMlared Hint the mupto were anxious to
g"t marrlefl ami that, as ihe girl was over slxte.-n
years e.i.i ibe colin, could nut prevent it Tbo de
cialou wa_ reserved.
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HE HAD TO PAY TIIK DEBT, WITH 0TBBER.
A Judgment wa, llb-d In tho (ounty Clerk's ollie - tn
'Brooklyn, yeaterdqy, BSWdlUB Dr. Alvah Lewis, of
Montague st., ?1,001 In bis suit against Amos Broad
nax, a lawyer, of No. 120 Broadway, New York. Thc
testimony, (alien by Jr.se Johnson, referee. Shewed
that Wlllla-n II. Hruadnax, the son of Mr. Broadnax,
secured 80,800 from Dr. Lewis by false pretences
and forged seeurlttoa He was aireMed. and to settlo
the* matter his father gave Dr. Losrls 04.000 In per?
sonal pmperty and two notes for gT80 each In July,
I00B. Tin* |ntf?p were not paid, and Dr. Lewis BOSi
for tba amount with Interest. The defence was that
they wen* not given for value neolved, and also that
tli'-v Von Bbtalaed hy extortion. The referee said that
extortion was not shown, but doubtless there was a
cruel, aliiio,t B wnpelllog for.-.-*, lu the facts sud
denly disrlof-e'l to the* defemlanr. The QMSttoa Wbeth *r
Ute n' ot r**-,nrut.on was compounding a felony ana
not presented io tho referee with a r.*|iirst to find if lt
was committed.
BITS OF FECAL NEWS.
The application M A!"X;iii.d-r J. Mayor ber pcnnie-slon
I.-, M-.-ve ;, monlSB-satal eomplalat in his r*iit iwteM th.
Nnith Riv*'r Oeaeiiuutisii Osneans nd WoerlsheOer t
Co., the bannan sm Baatod by justice* Prnsi, "f the
Baaartot C arl yasaaiday. 'lin* suit ww srlniBsBy breusht
io eiifnre iv the sri'-eltic saaBHWaan of a contract hv which
bouds of tiie Osnatrusatoa Ceaapeny worth -i-1o<j.t>oo were sold
tn the iil-intlfT. A virdlct far the plaintiff waa r
several yearn ago, and il was soughl lu thc n'"w proceeding
tu make a d"inand fur the return of #10,000 paid mi
account of tin) bonds, as it was claimed to bc Impossible
to enforce a epecltlo perteTsaWM e,f (he eirlginal seutrsst
Oa b-d.?lf nf Javrli KeenW sud William J. O'Conn.,r,
the BlWBW -illili were dismissed from the lores on a chane
of steming nt IM tire In thc Ceuturv Buddina, In Cnlon
{?Kiuir**, judge) Alfred Bteektas yesterday obtained from
Ju.-ilieu O'Rricn, Iii IhS 8U0MMS Cain', Cliainbers, writs
of MTttonrl In tbo review of the proe:e<*diugs of the Fin)
Ceaunisslwsn la the cs,e. It ia cUtniod that their dla
missal was without just caueie; that thc ( eandsslawn ha.l
no authen-ity to pass upon charge* by Whtei 'he men were
BBSUSSd of a felony; and that the Judgmout wa.-i against
the -arelaht cf evidence.
behedult-s in the asslgnnn-nt of Thoma* IC and David
S. Knox, touinosing the ilrm of ThCOSW R- Knox A. Cu.,
bunk,. Hers and publisher.**. Na. si? Brttdwsy, were filed
yesterday. Tb.- liabilities sn B8B.8B0 BB; uomiuai asset*,
S90.8S7 ol ; and actual santa iMo,313 09.
BtiMdaha in IM aesifmiucnt M Albert Frledenth.il,
jew Her, No. 52 Midden lam*, lo Siegfried ti. Price, wero
flied yesterday, showing llnhfllttoa e>'>.i*02 TB, nominal
BBBSta B4.438 SS, and actual BSBBtt 88*888 26
COURT CALENDARS-TO-DAY.
RurssMKCouttT?CHAMDKiis?Before O'llrien, J?Nos. 12
sbl oi. ne. ssa, we, bbb. sos. _, . ?__.
SirrBBMB i "(.ii BrSClAl Tbbu?Part I.?Before In.
jrshani. J. ?No .tar e_aleii?ar.
?stjiHO'.ATX'e i rn rt?Hefore Ransom. R?Probate ot the
wills oi Trier Sohnumel. Joni. F. Bo..iuf__k, linage! Ward,
ll .intel B. Uiiln. I'elt-r Bryan, ll a. m.
hi-i-kuioii cofar?si'Et-ui, TEUM-Before Ingraaam, J.?
No eiav calendar _ _ .
common ?.lkas - special TknM-Betore Van Hoeaen, J.
?No day calendar.
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RBOBEWATMUST KEEP OFF WALL STREET.
William E. Brochway, the notorious .urger, who
wa* ntoewd Inn pu,*)!, wrwal ana tha ag", v. as nsw
near Wall Street on Monday afternoon, and a detective
IIIHSBBl Minted him as a " suspicious person." At
POBIW BeedQUU-BHM the pil.ouer said he was sixty-six
yeses of ag*', and a printer by truda Ile was lue Ked
up all nigh', and yesterday bc v bi K towed In B i?>lle'?
court with a warning to koep away from Wall Btseei
The pgJUe Btebs a practice of ariestlng ex-convicta
who are lound near the money conti, of the city.
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FLOUR ASD GPAIS MOVEMENT.
Buffalo, July ai.?Th eastward movement of flour
and grain fmin thn fJml thnogb Bu'falo for tho
month of July, ld-.-, shows an Increase of 105,800
banek la tba receipt- Ol Boor, and a leorases Bl
2,101,018 bnabBta In the neelpta ol grain, asttantlng
tti.iir :is Wheat, as compered With the same month
last ye-ar. Tba neelpta "i Hour thus far this Banoon
are* the* lilllie*,f In tlie history ot tho trude, being
1,047,070 barrels. The shipments of grain by canal
thU seaaon thus far are 13,2-0,633 bushel,, against
31,772,819 bushels for ibo ?ame tinto U?t year.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATUita AbBABAB
to-hat.
Hun rises- 4:.*>2 | Sets. 7-.19 I Moen rue-| Moon's age 23
HMO WAMU.
A. AT? wandr Hann- 8-811 Dor ttl' I 8:881 Kali nata. 4 88
F.M-da?tlf JJ-os. SiBI I Ooo. Ult. Jut I Hell -tata, ibj
INCOMING fl TEA .tl I BA
ic-iur.
Fillet. Fri tu Willi tia;
Westernlnnd.Antwero.July 21.Tte.! si tr
Italy.Liverpool.Jnlr 21.Na timi il
Baa Marios.Aswnwj.ll.Inly *.t....Pacllla Mall
Snntisg.i.Havana.Jnly 2S.vv ...ra
Bermuda.3t Croix.Jaly li.Uuetiec
ru anea at, acc. 2.
Lydian Monarch..f-jaudw.July IO.Monarch
city of Home.Llyeriio.il.July 25.Anchor
Mariala.Hamburg.July ll).Catt
rKlDAT. Atti. %
panmark.London.July 21.National
Celt le.i.iy.rpool.July 26.White istar
Illili.Breuieo.July 'ii.N (J Lloyd
outgoing st.:am:-:Ri,
ToniT
Vessel
Veuel. Line, For MUM closet, satis.
Ur tannie. Waite Star, Liverpool. 'J, .diam 12:3iipm
e. ,* '*. i iin u i. i.'v.-ni ...I. nenin.
Hpata, Nation il. I,vurtu, il. noon.
11 ir.*. \.i I.loyii. iiremen viv Sejatii'toil.lO am 1 pm
Ittii-nl.uni. ile.i Htar. Antworn.ll am' 1 j, iu
Iii,un ". .N \ a Ilrii.ii, Kruil imi-ts.. i pm
Colorada, I'.u it-.i dan. vinni*.! _IO sm noen.
Ciiv ul .vlinaintr: i, Wate'S, Havana, .to 'i pm 4 pm
THI K-DW. AUel. 1.
fltare of Indiana, Biala (Hasgow. 1 pm
Miivii. HaniU-.viiier. Ita uburg. 1 pm
Valencia. Ki-.i ii. unaTOOfT*.ll am I a m
Allen*. Atlas, IC mk.-sti.il. ii a in ll a rn
ci-iituegos. vvai.i-s. Nassau, ao. 1 pia 3 ? _\
Trinidad, Quebec, itaruui-l. I pm tf pm
I Ktl'U. vt u. _.
OBWBW Mara.nv. Honlosuv. Kord-ianx. 3 pns
Burnley, Al ._ W 1., Barbs,lues.IO am noon.
SHIP Pl.\G \E1VS.
TORTOr NEW-YORX. ..TCKSDAY, JCLY 31, 1888
A Ult I Vi: I)
Htn.imer State* pf Pennsylvania (Br), Mrtin. Glasgow July
20, lt ,l? .'i witn in,l?.- ,ui l 28! i*a.?.-iii:?rs to Aiiatia Bald?
win A Ca. Arrived ar tim Bar ai ti ana m.
-tramst-c: ?w n Briano i Ur'. Mwnas. Barrow July 8. Hall
.av _k. in ballast te BaWtteg ot Archlliabl, Arrive,! at Ihe
II >r ai S |e m.
Htnaini'r Athos Hr'. l_>w. Kin sion July 14, Colon 17, Hort
Lin.ou i'i, .Viv ,?? 2't. I ortiiiu* Iiilau.l 2,, nuij mitss and U
pw non to l'uii, Fe ir a nod A Co. Airtyc.l st tue Bar ai b Ht)
ii m.
Bteamsr XdltbOodWa tBri, nonneit. Montego Ow aod sa
Ami's Uiy ll ilavs. with Iruil to U vv??aols Jt Cu. Arrived at
lbs Itu at el .-io a in.
bteaiiirriiwent (Xor), Lund. Baraooa ti dayt, with fruit to
ii DamOlA Arrived at tba liar st .1 n in
BlwiWl Ailinn. ItisS. u.ilvuston (I .lava, via Key Waa
wm. iDdocHii'i nssisnnr tn C ii MalUn-yd Co
Bteamer Rndaon. fi-nemaii. Bew-OHeaas ts .lavs, vyith imise
ami peeaenftera to o li -seaman.
tstoiiinrr Nsi<m-lue, kembla, SavaniU-b 1 .lays, with mdse
aael paw meera m x i. Walker. ?*-***'
BiMtiner koannke, Huliehera, Newpeerl Newa ami Nortoik,
witt muse'ami uas<eueers to Old Boiatalw **a Ou
Bark Axel vi'astoll (Hwe.1'. I^ifven, i-e.rt BwiB 2H days,
vi* lielawars Bioskwater. with sugar lo lluwiaud A Asuiu
wall.
Bru Krnesllne. Whittier. Havaaa Jaly 7. Mutaeraa 15
wun aeg -r t?> onlor.
Uris Kosarloii.ii.ini, t'sbi Havana IR dara, wltb nnlae and
pasaeiiKnri lo (J Aumin-1*. .* I'o. Iluiluil to Hie Canaries.
HI'NMK I-Al Mandi Hook, wiud m.^lerate, HAW; cloaily.
AtOttp Uland, wind fraiU. SW, ilointy.
Arrived faMMMkhfm
Kramer Cassius (dar), lux. Ua)ubura Joly 13, with mdae
te I nu.'i. kyeb. * in. Arntedat ilia Bar ai k ,V0 li m.
Stearner U'er-e (<??n. llelaisasten. Bremen July .1 and
Boiiiuainplon-J-.', willi nnl.e amt 1AA paaseu?era Wj Oelrtcka
AUo. Ai ru eel ai ibo Uar al lupin
CI.EABI-I).
-.nrun lI^_-_.IUOtB^), ***** **n**Br*B Ttoijnnwtowa
Hteamer dalila t Br). Murphy. Liverpool ria Qoeeaetowa-,
Vernon ll Brown A Co.
Steamer Spain flin, (infflths. Liverpool via CJneenstowa-.
bte irnrr i-hrnlaud (Bolo. Jamison. Antw?rp-p,u,
WriRht .tHo)is. _ "**
ot. '-.mer Ai.-.tt<nr>. Valli it. Marsellies-J W F.lwell 40a.
Mles mer< dannel (Be). Cl.nksael, OlaWMBS. SWSI_w?
Ac-i'..o. PwrweW n Cst , ? ,. ? ^
Hie.iiier K lilli na-ldeu (Br). Kennett, Montego Bay-oe.
Weasels at Csi _ ,
m. ii mer Delaware, Clnchesier, Charleston and Fsraao-I na
-Wm PClyde .*<'o. ,
Htnamer Breakwater, Hole, Weat Point. Va-Old Deeuaias*.
8a Ci. ^^
Hti-amerdeiraoelotle, Kelley. Norfolk and newport jrsw_
?Old Ile) Dinton an '. t
?Sieauwr Jose phine Th.onip.ioT_. Moors. Baltimora-B SI
Ilee.l n--r.
Hteamer Herman Winter. Hallett. Hosien-W 9 t> *a<v>?
- ? ,.' -ei -'I... i ii .nan, ii.,.is. Portland. Ore? -uttaa
A c..
Bara Annie Heed. Warroa, Myrtney, N8W-B WCaaierea
eft co.
Uara ('onteCer.Si-.aparv (Au?o. Hcllch. Buenos Ayr?a,
Ja. H. Wanl A Ca.
Bars Marr ('Hale. Ifiaain*. Vera cms-n 9 Mstealf ft oa
Bark samuel K -Spring, ''--ss. I' .ri sud. Ha- J K Brett.
Brig Fairfield, is.ewu, Port au Prince-** C Klilott
BAILED.
Steamers Verala, for Liverpool; Delaware, Chanestoat
Br. Wwaled Wea I'olut, Va.
Billy Kalis nf Afton, .olCalcutta.
Bi nts Alfreeio, for Proareso, F airfield asd Ev viva, ron aa*.
Pr i noe.
Also sailed- via t.rii ii'mi Bsaad -Steamer Harman
Wiutar, tor Boston.
SI**)KB.V.
Bhtp Xorth Amsrlean. Lincoln, from New-York for Kel,
boin ne, Jiiui- 23, lat 7 B, bm JO W
Buln attytMUMMTU > t stbamkri.
K >??!<? V P >KTS
I.iviiRrnoi, Joly-O-Salled. steamer Halla (Oar!, Q
for New.Vork.
Qi-kemhT'iivv Inly 3')?AiTlye.1. steamer kean DI io (Bri,
D.u-i-or. fruin Ne v-Vi., a on i.ei way te Llvaroool md arm
oeeile 1)
II a Mit ceo. Jniv J.? Arrived, Stesasn Wieland (Oar), Ah
bera, irena N'aw-Vork.
Ha - iii*. July .31?Sailed, steamer HaininoaU (Oare, Qa.:*!,
freem Humour* hsnoe feir Nmr-Vork.
e. .iikai.TaM, July So?Psased. steamar Pone* (Br), Bowsa,
fu, ii Ma utetia.1 ,n purl* on her way ??? Nc* Vork.
N ii-i .-.-?. Jaly il -Haile.1. etea.nor Britannia (lr), PartnU,
for .N'ew York. _
GRAIN ASD PRODUCE MARKETS
1 LATCHES Ol' NEW-YOEK DEALINGS.
Tho market for cereals opened weak and excited,
owing to weal er cables, end developed a natural re*
action after the sudden advance in price, ou Monday
last. The hears had tho market completely uotm
control ami effectually sijuoeted the long elementt
prion shewing BeeBan ail round. The specuiatita
dealings in wheat sgingalad 11,000,000 bushell.
Meei ar the opening were .1 la7-8 lower, but early
showed fra. tIonal advaawa, until In the afternoon the
BgttlW nWedSd deSBnn of 1 3-8al At rant, tha
market closing firm at a recovery of 1 Ha.i-8 from bot
tom figures aa tollowi: August, o.'i . i; beptember,
02 TIA ; Octoiier, Oil 0-8 ; November, 94 3-** ; December,
Dj 1-8, and Maj, Ol' li t a,h wheat opened .tmnge.,
but elosod with tho options tosaowhut lower. Then
was li'tie trading iiy exporters, only 4'V>*>o bu.hell
being taken, btu fair bu sine; ia wa-s ilona to arrive.
Corn option opened steady ar about 1-4 rent lower,
then advaned 1 Sal 1 -1, afterward declined 1-4*3-4,
chi-dm,' steady at tta following prices: August. .1**;Jt-e;
Beptember, o-'i a-i; october, __ 1-4, Kovonther, ./iii,
ami DoWnhW, -") 12.
Spot corn wis moderately active ari'l showed ne ile,
elded i bange In price;**. Exporters took 80,mw bushels.
Oats developed some" activity, due principally to tho
covering of shorts. Options opened l-ftal-4 higher,
etd anil dee-lined again to about yesterday's
cliisliig figure-. elOSlDg steady. Julv, however, wis
tbe principal (eaton, ihowmc a net rain of 4 lTg
ci nt,. Pollosrlng nf' Ibe cliping riuntatjiins : August,
80 lt, BeptOtetar, ?JO, and October, -"J 1-2. Knot oats
wore Brm DUI quiet, and No. 2 mixed j-dvaoc-d 1 cent
The sales numbered 300,001* bwl els. Laid waa strong
and ndvuueod two pennis, closing Arm an fol'0wal
Ac gnat. ..'.)"e-: Beptember, .*.> o'); (n-rober. S.97;
November. 88 25; Deeember and January. *t sn.
(ash lard was srronir, but quiet ar Moaday'S *>r1ce?.
Tin; arrivals reported at New-York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore ami Boston wen* as follow. : Wheat, W'MUT
bushels,' corn, llrt..r.lfl bushels; oafs, 144,170 bushels I
total grain, 4-9,003 bosheto; flour. 4i?.22fl baiTels,
Af Chicago, Mllwautae ar.l gt. r. ,t;ls the .arrivals werai
wheat, i7.'.:(.,i bosbeb; corn, 300.024 bush?is. oats,
1??.??8 bushels J total train. 888,048 bushels; flour;
31..90 barrels.
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THK MARKET IN CHICAGO.
Chicane, July 31 (tsp-eiali.-There was much depreaelee
anions tha wheel troBsea to-niirut a? than ana exhiiaratioa
on Msadajr. Matehtewa tad raii.-n agaa the market,
and hail -mole lt. The result was a panic, amonf Hitit
in iii-, and distress amoue th.* bin ones. September
wheat actually *old mi th" curt) Monday night at 88 cents.
Even on thej curb at to-day's o|iemn? th'! pric-'. wts al
8*5 3-4. The last fleures to-nlcht were Bl 8 4 cents fe?
BeWSSBhW, a drop from thi; hl?rh.st BOWW seeu on this
bulue of 3 1-4 cent-'. Thc drop was pextly Um result
of manipulation, but not altogether. A survey ol tua
esblea tiiida lt plain that the' advance on rhe other side has
nm been as fa*t as has bean tlitnrrl The export oleei^
Si.s dave, in view <.f ths Ians .luimiiit of vvhest (?_-_.
I-*-ii remarkably wiaU. i.--,, thaa 6<\oon bushel* o|
wheal cleared from the thrci ports for die dav, and only
l lo ooo bushels, tnciuline sven the Sear. In the pie
besides the Hutehlunou eelllun there was probably heavy
????'.iin.- by Ib*,.m and Cu.lahv. September opened al
84 8-4, the too price, and dosed at 82 3-4, the bottom nriaa
of the day. Tho receipts here were 11)6 cars, Wednesday's
estimate.* 100.
Coin acted very independently of wheat. There waa a
report fram Kansu.s of furious d.matre by hot wind. If
.tarted the market at a fractional advance, and continued
lt for near.v a cent. The lei-lpts, 5_o car**, were under
the expectation, and Wednesday's estimate*, 300 esra,
were IOU under the numlifir received for the same dsy Isa]
week e-ieijfvniber opened at 45 1-4. touched 48, and
closed at 15 1-2. Charters were liberal, vessel roon
belum Uken for nearly 400.000 bushels, notwithstanding
an advance of one-ouarter cent In lake rates. Provision!
wets sxsltsd. park nanine through *_?"? rents, short ribs
fluctuatlug about 10 tcuts, lard about 6 cents.
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ECBOPEAV PRODUCE MAHKRT**.
LiraarOOt. July ill?3::I0 p. m. ?Beef?In fair dsmand.
Pork?In fa r iteinand. Hams?In ^ood elomand : short cal
timi at bb. Bacon-ln uo-l ilemaiied; C'uidberland cnt flrsa
?t Iss , -hort r.ti linn ai tat 6*1 1 lon* clear nrm at 48? 1
shoulders dui at 13a Hil. Cheese?In poor dcm ind. Tallow
? lu poor'tullian.1. Ko.ilti?In poor demand. >plnt* of Tur?
pentine?In Koo.l demand. Lard?Spol sm! futures In _o.id
denian I , prtSIS WsslSW SWl W ' July Irnj al 4419d. , da,
August ani -s-'iitcuiiier. Brm at 45*. Wheat? the il.easnet
has tullen off: new Ni. 8 Winter "teady at bt lO'ud;
new Nee 1 Brinn i steady aida JIM Flour? In fair lemsnel,
extra No. I Spring lair at Se ld. Corn?Hpot ant Futures
lu fair ileniaiiet, roixe-l Western?epot ateady al 4a 7 lsd j
?lei Au*,'ii-t ,te*;i*ly at 4s "s,*1 : -lo. September, atealy al
i*"S't. Hops at bondon : NewYorB State? In poor el?msn.l
bOSDOB, Jnly .11. 1 n. m.?"-.,le*ulta linseed. JOs 3d yet
einatier : rehneej petroleum. e>?di?-VI per a?llon.
ASTWimr, Jut al.? Wilcois lard closed at lui france
7". renll acs per loo kilos.
AnTWBM. Juno 31.-Petroleum?Fine p-vle Anaerlcaa, IS
francs 88 centimes nani and 1* francs 37 "-jcentimes sellers.
BaSMBS, July ai.-Petroleum, 7 marita lu ptonmgl ; *H?
cox's lard closed at 41 marks per 110 B>.
TBB PEI ROLE UM MARE ET.
NEWS FROM THE PIMLD AND RANGE OF FRICF__
XbB speculation In crude oil yesterday was dull an$
the mariiets foutureb-ss at both the Exchanges, the
BQgrngatS rnlMS at both only reaching 7-'9,00d
barrels. The market opened ipilet at 8<) 3-8, and for a
few minutes showed some slt*n< of activity, an advaoca
of 1-8 being tba result (,f the eliott, but, as usual, rha
bear, ha'l an Inning and broke prices down to 7t> 7-8,
the lovvi'st ggttn of tin* day, from which llfpire ll
rallied to ri cent., ani finally ch>.se*d epiiet and firm
at 80 7 8 biel. A dispatch from Philadelphia reported
that a British bark had been chartered at that port ttl
load Ci,BOO barrels of crude oil lor Dunkirk at 4s. M*
per haml, the highest Irci-shr paid lor many yeats.
Th's was (oohed upon as a favorable feature, as l|
Indicates a good foreign demand. There was no ne*S
freiiu the flehl rrpuri 1**1 during the day. The rangs
ol prices and thu total dealing-* were as follow >:
BtoW
Exchange. Consolidated.
Opening . ? , . . 801-0 e038
il ghost ..,,?. el 1 , si
I-owesi.70 .1 4 IB "8
I'liial.BO TB -0 7-8
uaies bnrrela..*Ui).ooo 450,000
Relined "il was Bm ar all paHa at unchanged (juotss
Hon,. Foreign maraets w.-r?- grm and mihssgni
except Laadan, Whieh advanced to 01-8*08-0.
milM BLOOD.
Serolulona, Inherited and Contnaloaa Harnera Cared
hy ( nil. urn.
Through the medium of one of your hooks received
throuah Mr. Kr.ink T. Wray, DruKlei. A is.Ho. Penn., 8
I?a..um BWMteSte wllh yiur CCTIl ERA RKMEUIEB.
and take this opportunity ta testify lo you that their tM
bas permanently cured nie of ono of Ste wor?t cases ol
Meed iK'isuiiiiiir. in aenasstton wi'h Myatpatea that 1 save
ever seen, and this after hivliiK been pronounced mest*
able by BOOBS eef the- best pbysie Ians In our county. I U*e
ereat pleasure lu forwarding to Vent this MStbweM n**
-oluited as lt ls by vou. in order that others sude-ring
from sluiilur maladies may be encouraged to give TOUT
CCT1CCKA HKMIDIFS a trle.1.
1*. 8. WU-UNOBK Eweaena- tusk
Reference: Eiaii.. T. Wiay. _):ui,'gist. Apollo. Pent. <
scuon 1.01 *, 1IMM
Jsmea E. Richardson. Owton Bwt New Orleans, ad
oath savs: "In ltVO gwstfnlsw Clccrs broke out on 0%
bodv milli I ?a? a hum. of corruption. Eve-rything knowe
lo tho medical faculty was tried in vain. 1 be re sis B
n. 1 wreck. Al tlnus c.iuld not lift my hands w Up
head, cmid not turu lu bed; was in nuntant pain, aad
leaked upon lifo as a euiae. No tettel or cure in ***
years. lu 1-s_0 I heard of tin* CUTICt'EA lU-MEW**
WSd them, and was ivt.ectly curv*d.,,
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