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WHAT OF POPULISM!
WILL IT GROW OR DECLINE
_??F'i ! |g_ __?__ SOI rOMMKXD ITSEUT TO THE
il ' R HI",Ml.NT OF THK KATION AND
if? ________
Tl
Trib.nv
I
..In l_. t week's Tribune I wrote ?'? article "ii
th?- rocent elections In their relations t? the
Democratic part) and ?.luty of the Republl
?_ j<am after Its signal triumph. In this arti?
cle l desire t i any something ac to the restai!
of that el?_ 'i"ii upon the new party whl? h styles
Itself Populist.
Tivi vus ne? th>- Populists, with a peat
flourish of truni] ? t . claimed ? verythlng and ac?
tually carried a few States. Thereafter, ??ll over
th" country the. made enormous clalmi at I
th'ir future prosperity. I mel them, overflowing
as they were with all the enthusiasm of new
? rrts, Oregon al the election lasl spring
The) were active, d?liant, boastful, Th?'> i I
?ot only Oregon, but the rest of th< a rid, The)
were headed b) Goven_?r Pennoyer, a renegade
?!"'n th?- Dem? '?i' part) who nail? believed
thai he was a ptu ? p ?? ( l'nlt? d
States Senator through tne aid of his newly
found friends. He la .? ready campaigner. The
people tl ?v l ? ui 'i ? i; : 'u >ui numbers :?? i aten
t?? him N' ? man a is evi r m ?i ? ?nfldeni "!'
au
I hid been In thai campaign onl) .? few .
?alien l ?i.? ?vered thai th? P pullst part) la noth?
ing m?'!.' nor less than the old Greenback party
with a new name. One ol their leader. Solon
('has-, ??(' Maine, stated th? exact fa : when he
t-a.'l: "The ;'a ' parties are is neai alik? as two
]?? ... v. :.? :: a : ? -??? n Ihe ? :;?? h< hal
s- :, the ol! ? ' Mi Chase, having been .? lead?
ing Gr enba ker, ;>??.; !.? ?\ a leaillng Populist,
may be considered a ? I authority ipon this
l)":n'.
Expert? ?: ?? with ih? ?? l Gi ? nb :? k pai ly in
Michigan, between !?T> and 1884, enabled me t?
Identify ih?- erase on the Pacific C ast. No
m :?? iir. iua '?i- 'as ? ?? : alfll ti i the members
of ? hi human i ? 1 ? ?? ii Its oi gin In >\ hal ?t.
_ tun.? call "a conviction" that the financial
business of the world has here! fore been man?
aged wlthoul busiii_?i aense. Its follower! con
delve the notion thai the business of the world .
depends entirely upon the amount of -irculatlng
medium In existence. They attempt i i tra ? al
th alamltlea ..f tais ????.?! I lo what they call
?a "la? k "f circulating medium." They assume
that mone) is-, and always I if '???? the creature
of law: and then they assume thai a govern
?? nt properly mana. I - u!d always furnish
the people with all the money they desire The;
cling with greal tenacity io . ? i - ? notion that the
"liai'' f Ihe government noi only creates value,
but make? good monej ?ui of anything which it
shall attempt. Th? ? a ut as in expl led delu?
sion the Idea thai real money inns; !??? based
nt. n .? ui'':. ?_ of ?i tuai valu? or which repre?
sents in s ime wa) h ; n in ? >\ If their i
l?e true, then ?f urse what hi- been supposed
?. ? be th - wisdom of th-^ pas! bec mes
Other notions of the Populist party grow oui
of this wonderful ? ?wei srhlch they think every
_ vernm? I | ?sses They would have the
G vernment wn and conti 1 all th? railroads
and th.- i- legraph an 1 t< I? p . ne i ne?
._].? i; ; ? ? - '. ? he Govei nmeni s to gel thi
money with whi h to pay I ?? n ?rmous In?
terests, ! he) will tell you, li - ma .\ ??;
"J,?. the '', t issue the m n? ?? " Th ?>?
' l put no limit ? :
: it _ ; ? lie I; and th?
<? rn tt ' h money would pca.se.?
Id th? ? \ ' .' Th? ?
; - ne that the .' ilue i-: I I In 1
. . ?? f the Nati m ; an I no
t ? 'h" numb? r of deer?
Populists lo k upon the Idea lhal pr?*?perl
r-'n.'iil 1 be hrough toll and fru?
ity as exploded The) get theli l, H uj ?n the
? -? intly ab isli g !? ?pli nh
a |ulr< I ?: ? u - In this a ill and win they de
noun . as "mon?
t: :? !? - " With Whl
attempt every p? n betteve that he h
! in?-!', They a?
. t the laws ha? ? all b? ? n en icti i f??r the
? ? ? ? ? ? hal no lei
t. ?n :< ??>< i ?ia i" I for the I eflt pe? pie
They have al' been eagei t borro? i
have i.ii r?-ady and willing t?i giv? rtgag?
to _ ? ent of such rowed money.
Th ? i been s? ured .'i:.'!
I e into th? ? ???-.- g tage is
.?- n en \? ho h ? i ??
loaned them the money and i. ? epithets ai
eiT"''if?h t ? heap up ?n pe pi? who Insist upon c 1
lectlng the 1? i.i a ?? lue. The whole effort
thei? platform, speakers and their party Journal)
: nt red upon ? rra; l ? peo pie
who have 111 ? ? th >se who
hav? somet?
When th?- people i'i Oreg - ame to look th.-ir
notions squ >"eiy In ': I ; ? understand
Just nrhal these people were driving :?'. ih?
pudiated lb? polls ;n an overwhelming
majority.
On my return from Oregon I visited the State
of Minnesota an?i wai il the Republl in
C ?nvei tl m al Si P iul. On the sam? la)
PopuUat convenu? mel In th? ? i:y "f Mlnne
; Th? Po| '-. hea led by thai p ?lit! ?il
tramp, Ignatius Donnelly, were yelping al the
top of theli \ es ai I claiming everything.
"'!? ' - i|" ?' \ . Id mi personall) thai he was
present al th_r onvention, and never l?i hli life
had seen a n ire woi ly ol men
He assured me, with gr? ce, that Minne
.s ita was about to be arried by an overwhelming
majority for the P ?p ills! pai t),
The r?- en! ? ? pul an < nd to all
th?-se high hopes The Dv*m ratlc party has been
\\ BUT I II II ST.
Est. ^___TL_i_. 1807
^>? TRADE MARK '*\\
(J "RELIABLE" tj?
CARPETS
In ?pite of the facl thai we have been
underselling ill other? through having taken
fui! advantage of the panic prices, and wool
an?l lumber being tn ihe Fro_ List, we have
pade for this week
Sweeping Reductions
CHAMBER SUITES,
as the moi k i? a Ihtle heavier than we care to
see. and. room must be made for Holiday
Good?, waiting for floor spa? e.
Antl?|lir ?IIIli?lie.I um! I)r.-,?.r. Will: r.-iliK.-rt
tt? SKI.
__?_?_. 0_k 1st, l>r.-*?rr i.u.l \\ ii?.li?lnnil
0\'?'?: r???lii?-?-il t.. wir,.
\iill?|U<- ?laU?Mi-.l. Ilr?-???T ??il \\ iiMlintn???!.
*_<?..-.<?: ri-ilu. ?<l !.. WIS.
Full ????.?rl in.-ii? In lllr.-li. .iij.l.-. MiiIiipkiiii) .
rl?-.. up In BOMB,
Great Reductions AH Along the Line.
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
104,106 and 108 West 14th St.,
_____ ?nn AVE.
AROOKI.VX . roi.l.? .
FI_tTHl_H A\l_. .>K.Alt KILTO.N IT.
?k??/VVV*'%'V%*V%??/V%??/??>.V??
r
ADDING
NUMBERS?;
e
of ne?v iniiti-rn?
...ir ttto.-k of
CARPETS.}
w
The laiiiil? vie ?ell >
v??- ?no I??Irill-1 iir<- .-iii.l J
?tor toon.? Hirn on? ?T
ever? ?mile, from Inarntn? lo \v
iiiiiinlcra. In ?iii.lou from n? >oo ?mi?
nil in?" rniedin I,- profit*?. 0
r
J. & J. DOBSON, t
J 2 East 14th St., N. Y. J
^tl?<> silll-SI | < lirsinnl St.. IMillii.lel plila. ?
k%'V%^%^%^%%%*^'V'*V'%%?^
well t'ich annihilated, bul the Populist party
is actually removed from an) pari In the Presj
,i election of ISM In I8W the Populists
had carried Colorado and Kansas R??ih State?
have again swung Int.i the Republican column
with enormous majorities, in one ,.f the dis
tri la ?t Iowa thej nominated Iheli pet, James
B. Weaver, for Congress. The Democrats fus? i
with them m order to secure his election, bul
the? peoplg repudiated him overwhelming!) at the
polls, In Minnesota, where the) mad-' such
u nderful pi dictions, the Republicans have won
i?\ .? majority f.>r exceeding the combined v?7?ie
of both the Democratic and Populist parties, and
have secured every member >f Congress. In
Kansas they have been beaten b) a majorlt) of
30,000, and have secured al mi il onl) one Con?
gressman '?ut of '???lit ir, Colorado tie. I?? ?
lost both Congressmen and Ihelr !?"'. fJovemor
ii> an enormous majorlt) One term of P pullsm
seems t i have been enough i?> satlsf) the pe iple
.' these two States In Nevada alone of the
N Tthern States the) have hel I their own They
have made some slight gain? In the South
In North Cai ?Una th< Populist? and Republi?
can? f irm l .'. i oalltl n n il thai then I? an) -
'hintr In common between lh< t*a i parties The
coalition wat formed for on? purpose, and ne
only Tn. two parties agreed I n bine and
- .? they could n it secure an h nest ele tl ?n
-ir.d h fair count. The practice had I?. >me gen?
.?ral and Irksome of defrauding the people by
fabulous lists and fraudulent returns, and the
??v., parties In North Carolina Joined togelhi
t ? rig):- that wrong They claim ' ? have i". in
tereel In r imm ?n, t.? have n . belief? In ? ?mmon,
bul slmpl) made the fusion for the sp?cifie pur?
st ibov? refer? I to, They seem to hav ? su
ceeded. No doubt both parti-- will re-ei\.? a
portion ' f the benefits of thai ??:? I
li would seem, from the r? enl elections, thai
> prln : tt;- Populisi part) are t
practl able and foolish thai no State pan endure
them through mor? than on? administration,
Their tirade againsi ?. es? an : :.-? int
of even one who has sav? i i ?:.;? ten -? by In?
dustry it- I thrift are ..,, unjust thai decent ;
v. fus,- t.. follow men ? : leach such d>?cl
What the Weji and S< ith need I? more
with ? apital t , let elo] . il r?sout
capita! i? jus- a- n? isar) for th I?
of civllixatl n is lab i Th wild scl - I
i ? . ., Irlven men of ? ?
States wher? i.. ? ha? had
The pe ?pie s ? n dli
?.mpl) Inju ? th? Th? ; ? , I?
. fi tn Int estigai ? tl ? l- hardl)
? ,!?? i? rd i?! truth In l ??? principal it?
f th? Populist! ? li a lers. In tl u.?
year? !.. Republli in part) has irigtnat? ; .-* n 1
. ? ,? i. \ for i ',?? i- n? ?' an i pi
?et:?: . ?" the p ? t han i? ha? foi i
That la aa 11 I uld be The poor, the n ik. i i
protect! ?.. T.. wealth) can take care of them?
s. Ive?
The people have all 1* ? 11 I ne great lesson
; ' v. ? ? ?i the
p? .pi? are i ? isp? : n If p ; '?? ' i
large -:.',,-?
pi ... ment for the gre? , ? A
/??n- do not t h? ????:,'?
profil enteri i s?>on be i ? ? .
and In that way th? ? ? ?. ? ?
ennpl, ; ?? ? i il \
Ise the working people will ha i i ?
from whiib to get their shat I
vi stm? nts ire ruin us, '.? Ih to
Th? Re| irty. .? . ?
? ? ti,e presen! I ne ha? n unit? ; ; bes? i*,".,
? ? ut ?i priii 'Ipl? -
Th? ?? ils?? indeistand well thai the qualil
the money In circulation is much mon
than It? quantity. The) have dis? vered the Im
p irtanl fact thai n il ulng medium i
a i . ? good, and thai tl r? n i ? i ? ? ? ? ?
much good moi ilal r I little pool
< >ur luntry to-da) Is n i lull i i| fi
la k of ? irren y. Nearly half th? money of the
United States to-day I!? van! t b
? ? pul It Into us?'.
Tu ? y.-ars a??? Ihere seemed f.? !??? a coi
ti..ii between the Democrats and Populi?
?? III .-?n the well know n i rim Iple? of the
Republican party. ' >u the on? hand the Dem
? ra t? atta? k?td the docti ?n ? of ITotectlon .
other, ih" Populista were f'jrlous In t r i ? - : i on
slaught upon the doctrine >?f honest money and
sound finance. Between the tw . the Republican
party was driven t ? tl.? wall in IS*2 it mel
with, al thai time whai was supposed to be a
crushing defeat. Th-- Republican? everywhere,
in spite of ?l> feat, hat e ?I I b) their well
ktiiwn principie" Por two years they havo
taught al! over the i Hit ,l States tn.? same ?l ,
trines which have animated the party from the
start. The people hav. .ntly rendered then
verdict. The tiu-h- has again prevailed. In th? ?
el? ti ins tli" p.'..pi?- have nol only repudiated the
free-trade notion? of ?in- Democratic party, but
the wild theories and revolutionary claims of the
Populisi party The people have shown thai
they desln this country to be managed In the
Interest ol ?,ur own p "|il>?. and thai they be?
lieve in the old-fashioned, common-sense notions
of finance a? being lai better than the hair
brained Ideas "i th.se modern Oreenbackera now
called Populista
The Populist pariy were crying "calamity"
riKiu m the midst of il?- tnoal general prosper?
ity. <>f course their cry wenl unheeded, "??.'inn
? i.-'t. -v came to our people the Republican party
?pointed oui tl.aus,- and called the party In
power to an account f"i the condition they had
produced. The Populist party have been here
lofore howling about Imaginar) wrongs. The
Republican? confined themselves simply lo ?
statement of everyday facta In the long run, it
pays a part) lo i? I.st with Itaelf and the
people.
The business menol this Nation ha*.?- loo much
sense to trust the K"'??t business interests ol our
country In the hand? ,,f vlaionary schemers such
a- the leadlni Populists f the Unlt?ed Bute*
Man) "f these latter ar-- men wh i have been dis
appolnted In their arobltlona while acting with
une or the other "f the old partie?, ??r with i, ith
They se.-k jila? e and power and have taken ref?
uge in th.- tanks of Populism aa th.l> remain
ing ? han? a for personal aggrandisement. Of
? .ni-.- su li men are In no way hiunpered by
principle. They ar?- ready to tescfa anything, to
adopt anything, which ?rive? them ? promts? of
le||lp,,i .11 \ sue, ?-SS.
Neither are the lank and file ..? the party the
kind of m? n wh,? are not.d for gond manage?
ment in their own peraonal aflalra.
it will tu* a long time before the people of tins
country win enter upon th? doubtful esperimenta
of th?* Populista it will h?- s long time before
the wsge earners <.f th?- United states win con
seal to such n tampering with the mooey ,>f tin?
Nation as will compel them to r*ecetve theli
weekly wages in a circulating medium not w.,rth
as itiU'li as the money which they have bean re?
celvlng ?lurliiK the laut quarter of a century.
?Men who earn money muat be considered in
solving this pr.?hlem as well as th'.s- wl
money
After all, ih.? people have cune ; . I
d ?ctrlnes taught b. th? Republican pai
the last forty years ar.- those best calculi
build up this great Republic tin?, to ma
people prosperous and happy. Th? ii re ??
? i-, m Is in'?! lurelj .1 wise one.
n ?; ii?
POOR WILSON.
HE I'd.? NOT SEE IT VIT UK 'iI'iillT T'? 1
EY_T._AI.StS ??' GREATER POWER
Ii ic very amusing ; 1 lee Ihe manner in
leading Democrats ar? ittemptlng* I" e
awaj the recenl elections. So one hai
more persisten! In hla efforts to avoid ??
? Iging Ihe verdict of Ihe p? ople than Pr?
Wilson, of Wesl Virginia. Ever since i)i?
ti n he seems to hi\?? '. is! n ? opportun
Five his vl v ? ' ih" meaning ??f 111 * -
Irubblng which his party nas Jusi recel,
Mr Wilson insists thai there is nothing
recent? I ns lo discourage the tariff ref
in th? Ir efforts to fasten ("???? trade up in th
lion 11 r ?? -? so far as tu Insist thai th ?
1, n ??f !.i 1 Iff refoi m w a? :i il reall) nl Isi
i ?? ? impaign lusi end' l Mr. W
'. thai such m .ss 1.1,; 1 ? 1 >n Is absolutel
u u?-. Almos th.il) m in ? l on talke 1
among the |?e pie ?f Inls Union has b< ? ?
one ?pi? 11 li"1 as bei w? ? n prote ti ?n .?n 1
trade Whal the , .Is'.utlon kn< m n ns 1 h<
Klnle) bill has don? fo th? mntr. and
{ h ?s I.?. n ihe result of Ihe tarlfl :???.: slati m
:. of ?' ingress were 1 . i > where
i di- usa? I. Especially was this true In Mi
I own dlsti 1 i I pa se I through thai
1 ? ' ? _us1 ?"'?' '?? el? l!i 1 from one ? n?l I
Nothing else was being mentioned.
years ago Mi Wilson had rarrh-d 1 he dlsti
I,. mai irlty. Th.- people of ?
! him t?? a? uni this yeai lb?
lion whl h he had favored with referen?
triex In and ab<?ul his ? ?a .1 h wie, II?
i" nt? n by a ma i"i i- ? of n? arl> 2.500, an
? ?; h'-r quesl. m ha 1 an; pr minen ? In biii
II :,. 1 defc.il I ;?? :: i sev? ll I? mo
spee h? tvhl!? In hi llstrlet, Th?- burd?
? ".? rj "ii ??' 'ii' m was s i"i.-n__ of Dem?
tariff |egl? il Even Mi Wll?_v: | 1
little ? Aii sp ?? hes The Repub
-? ? ?? ssed the same ijuestl in an I
els? Phe same thing was n n?> in n? 11
I C ngressl mal dlstrl t In tl North.
I In man) f Ih? K nth? rn ti
Th? se facts ? innol ha? ?? es. ipi I Mi Wll
j observation. Th< n a : h. _ ? nl? >ui
? untrj pr?t? ndlng thai ihe i-erdl 1
pli has no ilgnif 11 ? ipon ihs 1 ; -?
When h state* thit free tra lers. Inclu ling
? * wll! n? i" rei . 1 ? i '.\ : he resuli of ihe .
a h? ?1 !.. Insls 1 : t, ? M ??-.- ;,.. ?. .
tirina' their .1 bi >k ?town pr?>t<
n ? d ?ubi ?? 't?.- ?nth 1 1 isl i-? fai .?.
1 ? 1 '. faul!
! '
th? se n-' n t?. keep rlsh n th* li a n I
?1? strii i a What ! ??? ? ? p Mi Wlls
? : ? ?
aKH.II I ' ?? : ? ? ,' as uf
recent ?
I :?:;??:'" ; ?el ta years .
ll .- I ted i
p - iba ihi !?? m
Mr. V hlmseii
the ?"; . ? ? . ?:? 1 le.
? t ? m.
]?.,..? ? . ?
.,??.; I ha- I
? ?.?-? ' 1 I it? .
? ? '
1 ? ; ?
V ! . I ? ' ? ? ' I IV??
. ! .
test the s ' ; ? ':
in?
?a '?il ! ? ? i'hli'h mn?! 1
.
>\a- ih? w.uklngi
? ? ? I 1 ? il.,
? , nul t ha t w I It wa I 1 11
r the pe.?| ? ?? '? ' ' ' ? - ? ?
Will' I l>"
...
.-d ti| ?
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, I \
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1 ? .-i ? ? indr?
,.f til.-, .. ?. ? ? ? '
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pr. .em any al ih?- M.-KI
Mr Wll n an?! I ? hardly _a
heart an !'? ? lid W? ?? '
nf ihe f pi? ip n ih we 1 i >p >m
rdi'-t." Th?
??ere sein lo Ws el
.,?.. 1 > 1 m t ? ?r nl th- n- \i el?
??? hal f ' ? that subject. A
th j ha? ? ' ti Was H.???
?/helming? Thli
of th? ' ? ."Hi
I ni ' !)'??!?? win 1 'i i"- a ?Ingle 1 ?. ni ratl fi
II ider In ?' mgr? Think ah
.tatos ' ? ? ? 1 ? ' P< 'i.l hi'
Mi :?' h us -Its v. ii h 120 ? ' ngre im? n ai
? j 0 down ? i them Dem ? rats
ir t?,.- v? "li 1 ' th< pe ?;.!?? was s.i Imp irlai
?a r ol "? ?? ' a . In IM_. I'll
;vti\ i- ii"' s . 1 1 ma rvellous ma] rlt) igali
ir??- ir id. Imp irtan! In 1V''1"
Mi Wlls- ?i a i) a hi' 11? ?n hi a ay Ihroua
the ?ra reyat 1 a mu h s - h? plea -??? He wl
have a hard Urn? In _ ?nvl ? Is ? ?untry Ih
1 the V?it? n? '.?''l dl 1 i ' me in ? melhln? II
' ?in. in i'i> j id,; n?nt, a! ? hav? 1 ?me difficult
j |n K, ttlnR th? ??',??.- 1 el le?l In 1?'-' lo priv?e
I further with his free-1 ? ? The loi
i u.! ,,' f..... 11 1 |e l?mn rats wh 1 have been |e|
.,? ], , ?,,.. b) !.'?? re enl el? ctlon ml who undei
stand full well, If Mr. Wilson does not, lhal the
have i,.?i; d? : ate I on ?? uni ?I th? r '.?riff lea.
Islatlon and n 'hin? else will be slow In their el
forts i" continue the leu dation which resulted li
such dlsaater tu them A free tradet who ran lool
over the situ itiun and ann ?l -???? th" handwrttlni
on the wall musl b? blind In I -i The 1 ?>- i?i
..f tha- 1'ii.ia-d States are tired ul Ml Wilson an
his entire !'? ?? trade gana Gentlemen, youliavi
been weighed in ihe balance and found wanting
The 1.pie "f the United Ht a tes believe in legls
latlng for the Interests il our own ? ?untry. am
not for Ihe purpose of aidlna the 1.pie who llv?
m Qreal Britain. The de?-|slon Is elear-cut, and
should b ? ' ?nsla? red d? ? Islve
It Q. HORR
! ami vn i\ urserM 01 katphai histort.
The followlna coui ?? of lectures will be delivered
on gatui 1 ??? aft? 1 noon al l o'i to? k durlna De
ec-mber, January, Pebruarj an?! March, lo the mem
!.. r? and friends ?>! lb? American Mu.??. ? >'
Natur.! History, In ii"- small le lure-halt, upper
floor ?.f the building:
December s, "('orals and Ihelr Palaeosol? Rep
resentatlves," la? 1. I" Grataeap; December 15,
"Recenl and r..?-ii Krachlopoda," b> I. P Grats
,.?i? Januar) S "The Hone. 01 lii\" Bee; Its
Habits, Instinct and Culture,' b) William Beuten
iiinil-i ; January 12, "Transformation llai.it . In
silnci and Architecture ol Different Kind? of In
sects," i'\ William BeutenmUller; Januar) I.
"Swlmmlni birds Grebes, (lulls, Petrels, Corma
rants, Pelicans, Ducks and Geese," bj Prank M
Chapman; Januar) :>>. "Wa?ll ng-Wnls Heron
?'rana-, Rails, Sinn.?, and I'lnv.-r. b) I'i.ink M
Chapman; Kebruar) j. "Indian Remains ?a the
VI? Inlt) .,' \. a s ..ii. cit) " by M II. s.v lile;
Pebruar) -, 'The Ruined CI Urs of Me?.nd Cen
irai America," b) M 11 Baville; Pebruar) 1 . "A
Chapter In the Anclen! Hi-tar, of North Amer! ,
l'a'ii I, i'\ It. .1 1. Wort man; Pebruar) O, "A
?'i.apier m the Andern Hlstor) of North America."
Part !l. i.y in .1 1. Wortman: Mar? h 1 "Vol
? 1.- An-lent and Modem," t?\ Edmond O. Hovey,
im. l?. March :?, 'Non-Volcanic, I?_i.-<hi. ito.-ic??
The Palisades, lleni> Mountains, ?_?_," b> _d
inonJ u. li?j\f_, I'll. _?.
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
CORPORATION COUNSEL W. H. CLARK'S
OPINION.
i ,,N,;itK.ss l'ROED Tu pass IHK BILL PROHIBIT
IXfl Tin-: t'SK m' THE AMERICAN FltAQ
IN AN ADVERTISEMENT
Corporation Coun?jel William H Clark, th? head
,,f in- Law Deipartmenl of New-York City, has
i given aa opinion construing the recent ?-'tat.* i*b;1s
latlon regarding th? employment and promotl ?t? of
? veterans of the war In the servi.f the ? ty.
: which I? entirely favorable lo honorably dlwharged
?oldiers. sailor? mil marine? The construction of
th.*?.- statutes ha? for several month? lieen ?-b
j,.,-t t,. a .!? n deal <>r discussion. The opinion was
the result of an Inquiry ?ddreased ?? the Corpora?
tion Counsel b) I-- Phillips, secretan "? "|p Mu?
nicipal Civil Service Commlsalon He ask? i Mr
Clark i" construe a provision contained In chapter
Tit of the La? * if l_K i fol
Bul the Civil Serv?.- rale- and law? of thl? State
n ,1 appi) to such person? resident.? nl thl?
Ktate '.vi'a served in the \tn.? or Nav) ol the
i o ?? d State? during th? late wai an l h ive b? en
honoi iblt ill ichargi I therefi ?m, foi in) p ?sltl in or
??mplovm'ent, the compensation of which does no!
exceed ?-i a lav, in the public depart
,,, m : ,,, i upon all public -. nks ,,: the Si He ol
\. ?? Vork and of th.veral cities, ountlei towns
an I . Ill ige? then of.
m ? Phillip? wat::' d lo kn ?w s ml the I itles of
? ,.:i s.i\ Ice Ro n l wen s h?
,\.,i- ,,-k?' i ? ? have th? n n im? - place I upon the
:,. it-. r.,r various ofi! ? ? coming n 'inn the
Us .n: ? a-:.-1 tu i?- a I l*< i "i> the foil IS Ing
; Int
l-'ii-i wti. thei in . ' ?* d? volve? up in I Is office
m in.- . ,. applli .nit- ; ?i ?'i' i poaitlon ?*hen
- ,. ', a| plli .,ii' ? ar? . teran of ta.- late ? ,r"
,:. i vVhetl er the ststut? refer? onl) ' i I ?
diem salarle? or :> per annum ?alarlei .<- well
...,.?:? :?:?? year!) compensation would noi imounl
i., m.,i.- than .?' a da) and if ?.. ?h .aid th? inn : .1
- ,:.ii v I, ? .!,. !?!?? ! : ' . ?le n iml?"i of da) - In
the yeai 01 b) the n imber of ? orklng day?? In
,,r 1er In ,n : >v ?1 a , ?in ! 1 Ion .11 - ich ? ?
I'.. 1 i 1- n propet no? for th? Civil Sei :,? ? 1: ? : 1
, ? gamine ? ai ? lei ans f ??
sppll .,?. in? hive been file I In the ?ami m in
if ire, giving them I
lion, or I ? thl in?? ii'.. " , : 11 r
m? r statut? 1 1 . . u 1 '
Advl ? 1 1. ? a-k. I a? to thi n
w I "for promotl m" In I 1 1 ? ?
which ma ? -,
with the prefer? ? 1 ? ?
The substane? of the law oil p
In ? le folio? .
First Si, dut) devolve? up in ? 1 11 offl ' '
1 ? 1 ai ippll m' - ! ?: P ' '
11 . ??:: rnem th? n p. itlon I . I n do ??
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not apply lo . . 11 ? dut) In re
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II ? I.I !.'
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id Id? I by the nun
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? answer to thi ? irrii w I
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lion? In i|iie*tl?Tti
A? to the ell e words "f01
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within 11 promit 101 a? ap
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in? 1 ? ? : ?
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preference a
Urand Arn
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tl and. ' n ? . losl.th ' 1. :.;.
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ind \n- -i II
Hoyi, ??in, .1 ?if ih. la, I. 1. H Th nil'-,11. It
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l. JoiM -. I. il Ci kiln, i' ?' Lovelan ' \ ?;
M 11? Warm K .-"?-..? 1 !. ? 'hai ?? 1 ,,.
ai ! I. Sali-.. ,!? \ I' n .... u 1 ' I. Ke'.l)
A M ' a it.? ? lohn It llydi It ... m l' in ?wn
Henry I i \\ |||| ,,:l 1., . | ,.,. na
1 '..mi ad. - .n.- urge I not i el ?!,.- ,? itertaii
and 1?.ill ht w hi, ? larni - M q
i'oal So .'.7 will celebrate us tenth annlvei ir)
:?'??. - i*nlng i? ?... mi take place at Turn
Hall No ??. 11 ' ? ? ? ', irtl ? heal
? 1 i?, I '.? ? mmai lei lsld??i !? , 1 chati man
.?? 11 . . ommll ? ,.? ? ih ?'m
r \\ \ (I Kltdi . t.ijutani ? ;? ora? Kan? h< r.
mnstei .;??!.:. \ it. ., ?. ai ? ? well
' 1 . posl II ' ' ' .11 1 ',.
weleom? ? I li.- |,.?. d i .,? ih, ? -. ? ? 1
will i-?-, ... th, rellel fund
Thej tren led 1 ? "? i?.;i In some
pai Is ol \n- - oui ? , ? " ? lasl ? leei loi ' his v ,s
.?spei lall) t?ie .... ? rades of tii n.-i ?I
? h ?.'.? 1: Smith i'?? n S.? -?? talla Colonel
1 ihn r I i ? a. \ . . Its m lot,?-1 -. ? a? ele? t. I
i?. ' '.,!:.'.? s. the ad lutsni ??? th.- 1.1 ? as . le t.? I
Probate lu.lgs of the count) Comrade \ K.trn
ham .?.,- > 1. '? , Count) rreasur.*r ,,?,.| ijunrtei
:n.i-:. 1 .lam.?? A , 'il p. 11 ? 1 1 Sill
v. \.?r
Kighl new r.?.Tint? were idded lo the roll ?,' ihr
Kona ,,' v. '? ran? iioiia ? ? c niel 1 irp? stta
to the Vi'.i.i non /..'ii 1 ??- lasi Tu ? Is 1
' 'tl.n ol etei 'i Ing to |oln 'till h? -?
an oppoi tunll \ ?.: doing ?a! t he as?-,?. 1., ?
he 1.1.,iiai t. 1 -, \.. M Sixth HM on I'liesda? ..??
III?-. I'e . till,. ? I
.1 W Mitchell of Dallas Ha would like to kno?
n, ?liai rompan) ??' Ih? Ith MlehlsHti f'avalr)
'',. orge Rose and \\ illlam \\ .?. 1 served; .,!?? the
1 ,plain's nnme and the name ol 1 he ? ?.i?,i ? I o(
th,- regiment
Koltes I'ost, No ....<?,.,?. ? , ?? and
charitable 1 ui p.-. . dtiiins :?"'i
I'a.l 1 hie' Musterlns ??fflcei .\ H ?'.-"ander 1?
,, . ,n,11 ?.ne foi Superintendent of Public Kulldlngs
ai tlhanj
The mima of William Kraneke \. , d Lynch
at Rrnoklvn. would like the addresses of com ?
ta,1rs ?ho kne? hei husband, who erv???l In Com- I
pan? \ "*_?l Xe? ?i ?? ' K ' avalr? hip1er the name ?
of William Prank
EXERCISE!* il lili WOXTKFIORR lODir
The ..p.'inn? ?d the n ?*. wing of the \h ????:! ,1 ??
Home, Hran.t Houlevard and One-hundred-<in?l
thlrt) rlghth-at., will lake place on Thank giving
ha) \ ??, ? pii"" ?in l? ? 1 ?id from 11 a m to :.
p m and ..t t'M p m the ?p clal ceremonies
will tai_k pis ??? Thl* will also i, tin? tenth annl
versaryvelebratloi There ?-.ill I,.? addresse? l?y
Jacob li Schiff , v Mnyoi Hewitt, ex-Se.-ret:try
Charles S Kalrehlld. .lohll K Parsons and M
Warle) IMatsek.
I K*t on ?I STIVAI I
A sno? fe tlval will be given al Sherry*? to ia> I
and in morrow, afternoons and evenlnga, In the In
leresl ? ?r the Ne? York Deaconess Home and Train 1
Ing School of th. Methodist Kplsropal Chuirh |
Several winter scenes will !.?? represented A full) ,
equipped troll?) line ?ill n?- in operation, while al
tables in tin- whlte-and-gold ballroom useful and
fane) srticles, i?,\< and) ? ak---- and lelllea ma)
1?. purchasi 1
In an adjoining 1.1 a doll's fairyland ?till be
hIh,?mi where man] ? i ? ? 11 ? ?ill be suspended In the
a,1 around the Uueen of the Pairies, while Cln
derails I'n?- in Soots the Three Hears and other
stories ?ill be represented i?, doll? on Ih? grass)
earth p..-.nn. Mothii 1 loose tableaus and other
attraeilona ?in dellghi the hearts ol both .?m and
) I, llll
h II I I l> A I I /.' I // II I I 1 ROSSI*, >i
??-.?nl Rapid . \\'is \e. B \ Milwatike r? |hl
train ?;r:iek 1 tes n on ? ci ?-?:n?; near her,- ?,-s
terday, killlu two of t'i- occupants, Mr? William
Qulnn and His? lt.,s, Cleveland ui i_>?. as
Mfa?,
a^__K__Srt?f>
Dismiss the Sait !
High time it was out of your home.
Why keep "Old Charter ?Members??
around the house when new goods are
longing to be used up??at one-third
the cost of your aged ones?.
SOLID Brass and Onyx Lamps accent
on the "SOLID", beacons of good
taste and refinement; price
$6.?? to $75.
00.
A LINE OF CREDIT?If You Need a Helping Hand.
"EVERYBODY K.NOWS
BAUMANN BROTHERS,"
w
THE NEW DIPHTHERIA CURE.
WHAT ANTI-TOXINE is AND DOBS.
:? \ IVK \v.:a I'BBVEXTATIVE .l'?f.lTIM OP
SI.I'd M .ROM IM.MI'.K' ANIMAI..-? 111.""'.'
Iff? | n '...?? Tilt,un??
Rince Jenner Invented vaccination 'he application
i' 11?. mi lerlylng principio io other ?He???.?!?, than
ix has been repeatedlj attempted, especially
In the las! ton years, during ?hi .1 tima? bactcrl
olof) has ihed much licht on Ihs HI* to whi?'h all
flesh .? hoir Bul neither Koch's very promising
cur? for consumption, . P_gteu_a for hydro-I
phobia, noi Haffklne'a fot ??>:<?>ra. has produced
quits such atrlklng results upon Brsl 'rial a* the
"antl-toxlne" treatmeni foi diphtheria, which 1?
ittractlns srld? sttentlon Professor Behring,
of Berlin, it the author <>f it. and ths earliest s?.
pi I ment* were tried In Germany. Beginning with
..??. of thin year ? remarkable serlas of tssts
m ?- mad? In ? leading Paris hospital Thess nava
? 1 the British Instituts of Preventive liedl
' the greal value <?r the r.ew ?ystem, an<l pr?>
1- now 1.. ; 11 w made bj thai organisation fodj
ylng the remedy si coal In Mow-York ?'itv
'a 1 iiimmer and ?1411 later In Chicago, lbs li.'.ilt.i
inthorltles Investigated tl ? matter. I.eaalin.. ?di?si
Inns and med? al bodies In thl? country, loo, i.av?
taken ?inn m s? Don In consequence, ths anti?
toxine ?? 1- no? being extensively triad in the
' :.n.-1 .-t.ita.y. it ,s too soon, ??' course, to pro*
1 dnalverdlct upon II But thert 1- ri'nn
foi !???;..? iii.it professor Behring Has conferred a
ilgn ?! blessing on mankind
1 ? ?''.; yesrs tin this now ?minant ?;-r
man publish? essay on "The Mechanism
?f Immunit) Agalnai Experimental Diphtheria in
\ - ?ni thai paper contained all the essenl ?
in? lii -over) Hla subsequent work
hsa been men hi s ?rking oui ?if d?-tai'.? He In?
'? if? 1 11 "??.1 "1.1 leath from diphtheria re
m ? ted by the particular baclllua
? ? .-?? - i? - .1 tion 1- calle 1 toalc ' The
nd hen?*? ? 1 ' .mv
Professor Behring found In his expert
ha? he coul I ren 1er them ' Im
?.?:???"? potion In l?verai we)?
?? ' m in ni'.- ?11b ?? ? - 1 liquid contain
Inn - . '. ; :: r ? bacillus mlged with tri?
_ er was to Inoculate with the
? \ idai . ? ?? 1 In ti?a- pleural cavities of an?mala
Ilphtherla; ai ?ther ?.?.a* t'> u-.j?..-t ehemi
lundi like th? tri ilorida af:?r Inoculating
Iru h' diphtheria ??-??i-??.-n. But hi? mon; im
innouncement, th.? foundation of the j_r??
?11' treatment, waa th?: th.? ?er?_i? portion of th?
hlooil of ?uch an?mala ?s had already been "Im
- I" against dlphther'a had in.- power of d?
itroytng ?he poison accreted by the .-p'.-lul bacillus
It ?,, ?_n liTisf t'i what a r-mark..
,t> ii.gre? 1. h act tm 1 aseised the preventive ?nd
??? .?? 'it.lit) thai led ldni ti give this last m?*n
?m? i\ th? pr ' ??
1er -.. sseertatn Ihe proper du???? t.? admin
?fer ' ?? worke?! In the following manner: The
? icllliia u.T. rulttvated bj it???lf. and by
ta '(i liquida containing the germ In
"? ? ? legreea of abundance II was first garer?
ho? mu h constituted a certainly fatal
Then flv? gui?es pigs of equal w?'u.ht
. ? ? inoculate?! with equal quantities of the taste
-1 ? . ntlmetre each Poor of
them ihei lions containing reepectlve
sn.i ?? ' ?f -rum from an "im
'1 rae Ti\?' fifth K?it none, and died in
.? ??. four hour? Th.- one to which only
???i ? 1? i?.i-, administered died after several day?
The other? recovered. Thus, th.- adequate dose
for K lines p;?- ?? 1 found to be approx.mately be
01 in 1 ""'I .'. <? All I ?0 "il with Ol I r
ai mal
However, there muai be aome uncertain!} al.out
?mount necea srj to perform th.' d?*?ir??i
0 ? ?-. ? peclall) adth human brings. The tun.
? ? m ?.i destm lion and neutralisation of th?
. 1? noi yet full) understood. It prohatdv 1?
: 1 pureij i-hemlcsl opera! in, ilk-? the corn?
il .in ??' 111 v.ith alkali, for It I* found that
me Inetam-e? 1 mu .. smaller nmo'xt of anti?
toxin? kill? ? ruble centimetre of poison than in
? :. .if uniformity of .1 itlon* tends
t.> prove thai the rei ?it 1? effected partly t>\ the
? 11? ,,f the body, Thl? 1? rendered mor?- probable
hj the fact thai ictei il and other protoplasmic
pn mm have been found In aome eases to weaken
the .?ell?, and thu? to lnhlbs_ or prevent, tti? cura
live sctlon ??( the aenim, In man, ?mill;.? th?
In? r animal? the diphtheria baclllua lives on th?
? .if the mimbrane o? the lungs ?md atr
? ... ?h?*re it is constantl) subjected to ?-ur
if sir In artificial culture th? i?"?t results
!? aeciire?! by Imitating th??se condition? The
bacltlui then aecretea its poison most freely in th?
plratorj apparatua, which, by th- ?ay. Is Riled
with 1 loi of other microbes, some of them per
? ?nd ?ome hsrmless The baleful ones s..
crete ihclr p<*l on more actlvel) <?ti the ?oil pre
psred 1 ?. ihe baclllua ??f diphtheria, and thus add
to th? harm ?lone ?>\ the latter. Hem-.? In man?
kind th. malady la api t.? be more severe, and In?
hlbltlon? ?'( the curative effect of the serum is
more liable to occur.
in spit? '?f the uncertainties thus suggested, it is
:???!? ti)?- the antl-toxlne treatment ha? achieved
decl.l?.! cure? ii the H?pital Trousseau, during
?Ix month! of the current r?*ar. the death rate from
diphtheria among patients treated in th? old man?
ner '.\,is s_ pet cent, while In the H?pital des
l-.nfant? Malade? another Institution si rt..-* French
capital, between Pebruary 1 and July I, there were
Ml alleg? 1 case? treated with serum, ?n?i ?h.- mor
lallt) WS? "id\ -I'? per ?? :i: When the?.' hitter
a*.? are furthei examined it la found th.tr
where thei ? were no other complications the death
rate a is "ii;?. It per cent, and In those In which
:i.peratlon of tracheotomj become necessary O.
;? ii in th? H?pital Trousseau M pe? cenl of
irscheotomlsed children died In aome wards in
Herman) tit.' mortality of this chum >>f patients
is ?aid '" have been as low sas M per cenl
Promptness appears '?> be an important element
m ihe 'is.- ?if ti??- new remedy, A table prepared
1 . Professor Bhrlleh fot a Oertnan me?n?-al publi?
cation, snd copied b) Dr. M A. Buffer la a .-on
inTiiitiiiti to "Nature" (London), ? ivers Ml ?'.is.'.,
,n which this factor w.i? noted Although the sum?
mary ??mils in <i ??? Ify the length >?f the time Interval
employed ai 1 atandard (hour, day >?r something
else), the algnlAcance la unmistakable. Where th?
aerum .vas Injected within one period after ih.
? 11 et of the iii-1-..s,', i??! |i.-r ran! of the patients
were cured; within iwo periods, 97; within three,
K; ?rlthln f.mr. 77. within Use. M._ It doe? not >ei
..pp. r whetkei the _>rum deteriorates with ns??,
??in the desirability "f having ? supply al hand for
Immediate us.- where ? ?. n .1 suspicion <?f diphtheria
I? entertained la obi loua
? m
iMi'iii ?vi:.mi:ni's in PARLOR ORGANS.
11?.w BKNR. jams .?1:1s a ORCATRR VARIBTY
??I-' TOM v ! KI'AI. KKTBOARD
Church ?>r "pipe" organs ilifT.?r tu two r??pe?-ta
beeide, ilte from cabinet or parlor organs. The
former exhibit 1 greater variety in the quality ? .
their lone? a sltmle in<tniin?nt thus r<??a?mr.|liiK
a gOMtlttg arcbestra. and loch lo_e ?? produced hv
IDEAL
MUSICAL BOXES
HOI.int?, l'HKsl:\iv
HOI.UM 1 IMtr-X-'M?.
Wt Invite 11... m j.
I.,.??, any n imber ..? tune? and |
n :
??itti ih.- la-e- ?i stock m ?I
u? ha . also Jtn
'"i,'? ??ta?,
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?MM of
SsHaa wmi?! < nrviiiK? nn,i Mwsleal "totem,?,
.1 ?\*DOT * so\.
?".!? I Ilion Nl|llll|-e. \<*tt-) ?I'U.
rSRfk ECZEMA, PIMPLES, M0LE8 ,
**t motferaie. John H. Woodbui ? ?2**
.-.t,,:-. in W. 4J SI . .V V. Bran . 'n^,?
?':?? ?go s' ?-.??.?? invent,: ,f ". .',',??
S-.-I.
an o*^,
a long r>?l>*. In the ?Id? of ?hi?-h there :?
Ing ?oasethlag like iha- in a ? . ihroi
which the all Issues. la eahii . ther# ^
lit?'.? difference of timbre, and tl ? -? ??'.? ar? pre?
1 i by a '? ny Sat metal sti s called ? reed, ri.
bra ting in front of i ho ? in tl I tg-tosH?
Any on* who has examined the moutt rgaa . irhar.
monlcon, kn???? the principle of th? ":????!." For
y-ir? simo?! "i., only change? effeci ? in eaMaal
gam h iv? l ??? n luch a? ? ti I lei the east ?I
:i m. alt It niKh, by putting ? s lea
?'.?eiis" behind the ret Is, ?- ?ti i haa hen
ma I? ? better the qualttj - , It I? pu
slble with ?n'"h lastroaaenti tw? w
thr?**? registetra, n7- s- ::?*? of i
different from .-ach oth?r.
More radical Improtrementi h Bttt
secured, apparently, by Henry fane? of Wata**?
bury, V?.. who ha? given th" ?ubi? i of . ouatlM
very thorough and prolong ' ha? h-tei
experimenting in an Intelligent ?nd original *?r
In h.s organ th-? old style of reed ' ny a
?hort metallic tor.?, with vibrator? arrai ted, ai la
the diagram?. The Inventor claim? that at M
thus obtain a larger variety an i better <ti ?aiity of
tone. The timbre of the different r?*gi?t?r? if
tno'iili.'d not ?inly by bending and twiving th? ?1
tr.it.irs In the iisial way. ?, ?? 1 tttEMEM,
lengthwise those of eertain :?- ?? to
stiffen them when extremely thin an I : ghl tnl
by varying their length, wld *MM
being rectantrulai and wmi 'J^1' ra?
tion of the tube ha vin?; th ? '?'?
about two or t.-iree calibres : ?fig.
Reed pip-s of f"il theoretical length for *t
organs may be .heap!? mil ' ?""?
They are !???? apt to ?et n ? - ^ *.?? a
great variety of tones of excell ill '**??
powerful an?! har.?h than tho f ordinal ptpN
with beating re-!?
A new pedal .lavier, or k?>) boat ? ? be?!
patente,) by Mi. .Ian??? With I .I
can play the pedal ha-? while '?? it I lam? tim?
k? ??p? up the action ..t the fe? 1er?, ' II >'?*??
The pedal key? are pla ? i on the the hi?*-?
pedals, and ?re ,?ie same distan ' I"'11,
th.- satn?* relation to the manua ?a r'
Kan.. In order to i ? : much M
poeath.e, the f? ? let i are placed ? ? - th?
Mow pedals, and are actual? i ? ' ''r*
vent Ion of lever? ?.' pulley? Pre ' ?* ar?
used, which make it possible to giv? rxttfetnelf
?. ivii dynamic elects without the * ? - *? '
and to retain the "expression stop hi th?
European Instruments, i- so effective aaaH
of a ?,-oixi performer
The?.. Invention- Mr, .1 m.?? belli
late.i to furnish ?? ?Imple, low ? ?? '?
mod?r?t?' si;-e hot powerful ?an. "? li?
able variet) of registration, giving the "?
rhestral effects, and as responsive to th inggsj
the performer a? a violin ?>r oth? r orel
ment, an Impossibility wi?h ?.??:??? needing estra
person? or motor? for btoartng I'? ""? ''
good reason whj a cabinet w-m* ?I i bees
??orthv of development successful!) ..- n) uC?w
Instrunietit.
',1 LAKY IS l ELT MICH 1/1/
?
iiK Bong i p am? says he DoEtirr ;
RBTORDEU t>? IN I'OTTER'S ilKt.1
i:i!i? Hilary, ?h.? ?a.? supposed to be h s?
Potter's l'ieid. walked Into the Morgue
S-d told the kee-.ei? ihm h-* wag nv: 1
not under the sod, as was published H ?>?< ''''??
he had put In a full-life api . ? M
inform the suthorttlss thai ihcr? mu
ll\e,l at .No is Hiee.-iter-s? an.i ?ne -.? ...
manv a das t.> come." and woul I I ke ? ? l?*\;.(4
mistake rectified The authorities sld the? ?''.
attend ??> It. and Mr ?'.Unit ?eut ?wo M .
.-',? the* have changed the re*-*ord? .7' ?'*.'.
can go about his business as a Hi .-,
hampered b) the weight of Poll is rleld ?w?
hls bodv
EXPENSIVE WEAPPEAISI BBS TS.
Warsaw, \. v Nov. -.'. ttpecja ? -T n
th?.? adoption of the tabl
Board of Supervisor? of
.,?..,? ? ;?> ???*
'.:.'. '
for !??!??*? tht??-. towns, ?' ii ngl >n Mlddl
ivrr\. appea ed in I irUI tall) ? i? r? from i ! _,
nf Slat.- Assess .: ? Extens ? ?
,i ?.s??
different k:nls of property In ?hese town
!
made by ftp ?it? ;
? ..-h si les; al? i ?
?-;
saleg from the Count) Clerk's i
ihre? years The hear! ig by
Asaseaors In August continuel foi ? ?"
reporl waa re -elvetl : i-it?) I -.--?'-? ?
in?; towns an: reduce? ih.lualise.l ? ?? ?
town? of ?'i ingevllle, W.ti.itb I. Fik '
I'al.s and Castile Tin? - \p? n?.* of '?'', .
men! I- estlm ited a; aom? thing like I ...
penses falling parti) on Ih? nan-ip." '
Livingston ?*.? ?r.t\ ha? rxpended '-' " ?.. '^,.,1
v?.,is m th? same unsatlsfs tor?
miKiit ha
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FURNITURE?.

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