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DOMINION ORGANS AND PIANOS, N EW‘ TEAS ! VERY CLOSE PRICES! 8% @WDS Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,&c. EVERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE CHEAP CASH HOUSE 06’ SAVE MONEY £30 â€"IS GIVING THEâ€" BIGGEST BARGAINS 1N RICHMOND HILL. Fine Teas, Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods, Crockery, Solid Boots 86 Shoes, 650., ' - â€" » AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH. SPRING & SUMMER PRIZE GOLD MEDAL THE YEAR OF J UBILEE Best in the World. * WEE PROOF! THE EASY INSTALMENT PLAN! WM. FLEMING, AGENT, MAINwSTREET. â€" MARKHAM. Liberal Reductions lilaaiutemutional Uompetitorsflefeating the best instruments in the world. Highest price allowed for Butter and Eggs. Choice Japan at 25c., 40 and 45c. Hysons at 20c., 25c., 30c., 50c. and 60c. Black Tea at 25c., 40c., 50 8?. 600. You "Want good Tea ! You want it at the lowest price you can get it at ! Now, don‘t you ? Well, we have just that kind, and as we want to SE-LL IT OFF ONTARIO HOUSE 1887. Dres's’GOdds, Muslins, Prints, &c, &c. A very fine assortment of On” hand. A large and splendid stock of Tweeds, Suitings, Fancy Trouserings, Cottonades, Den- ims, Shirtings, &c. On prices in quantities of 5, 10 or 20 lbs. Now the time for you to get your caddies filled and Be sure and call and you will haVe reason to rejoice. ‘ HigheSt prices paid for Butler 81. Eggs. Choice Family Flour, Bacon, &c., always on hand. MILLINERY :08 -REJOICE!â€" ATHE DOMINION_J‘__ You can buy the Dominion Organs or Pianos on As fast as we can, will give you AT GRENNAN’Sâ€" Satisfaction Guaranteed. Have just been awarded the Has been proved o be the -â€"FOR THIS ISâ€" A large stock of nAND THE-iâ€" AT THE THE ISAAC CROSBY. JOSEPH H. HALL. B. GRENNAN. 1887. On Wednesday the ChiefMagistrnte again received a delegation who came from Kan-v Ins City. to invite him to extend his trip West to that place. After a repetition of the speeches and applause of the previous reception. the President accepted the inviâ€" tation. A committee from Lynchburg. Va. has also asked the President to honor that town. He has not yet given an answer. It will be seen by these proposed journeys. that Mr: Cleveland will take an extended tour in the South and West in the fall, iii-- eluding several States and most of the lore-'- er cities En route. This is conclusive evi-- deuce that there is no intention on the part of the Executive of calling an extra Session of Congress. Certainly not in October when he proposes to be absent, from the Capital. Tonoxro, Aug. 1, 1887. DEA“ Stn.-â€"Since we saw you we have again seen Mrs. Hawkins in reference to the article of which she complains, and which appeared in the issue of your paper of the 291h of July. 1887. Mrs. Hawkins thinks that. I vevy great. wrong has been done to her. and she instructs us to say that it will take it very large amount of damages to, compensate her. Will you be kind enough to give us the name of your solicitor. CABTON Jr MCCI‘LLOL‘GH. On receipt of these letters the law was turned up and found to read as follows: At the White House, the reception ofthe different delegations, who came to invite the President to visit their States. has been the order of the week. On Monday the Presi- dent received the Missouri delegation head- ed by Mayor Francis at St. Louis. The Committee was received in the library on the second floor of the Executive Mansion. next to the President’s private office. If it had been known how large the delegation was. arrangements would have been made to receive the gentlemen composing it, in the East room After the neat and com- plimentery speech of Mayor Francis, the President replied to a few well chosen'words and accepted the invitation to visit St. Louis at the time of the State Exposition and Agricultural and Mechanical Fair, stip- ulating. however, that his visit to St. Louis should not interfere with his proposed trip to Atlanta. Ga., which is arranged for the first week in October. The Mayor replied that all would be managed to suit the con-- venience of the President, and in conclusion reminded him that the invitation expressly included Mrs. Cleveland, whom the. Presi» dent must not forget to bring. Mr. Clever- land replied that she would not let hint for- get her. Both speeches, that of the mayor and the President's reply. were continually interrupted by cheers and applause, and the Missourians departed jubilant over the sue-- cess of their mission and the heartiuess of their reception at the White House. and doubtles rejoiced that the President in no wise held the people of Missouri responsible for the reason of the withdrawal of his first acceptance. it was perfectly willing to publish any state. ment he or the ladv referred to desired tn make in regard to Mr. Lnngstams letter. in which the alleged libel appeared. Mr. Mc- Cullough thought. this was the proper course to take and it was understood he was to send The World a letter giving Mrs. llaw~ kins statement. Instead oflhia the follow. ing leuer of'n different tenor, was hunaed into the office: 2. No such action shall lie unless and Lin-- til the plaintiff has given to the defendant notice itt writing. specifying the statements complained of, such notice to he served in the same manner as a plaintiff‘s statement of claim is served. or delivering the notice to some grown up person at the place of business of the defendant. The plaintilf shall recover actual damagesonly. if it tap-- pears on the trial of the action that. the ar-- ticle was published in good faith. and that there was reasonable ground to believe that the same was for the public henefit, and if it did not involve a criminal charge. and if it appears that. the publication took place in mistake or misapprehension of the facts ; and that. a full and fair retraction of any statement therein alleged to be erroneous was published in the next regular issue of the newspaper or other periodical publica» tiun aforesaid, or iii any regular issue there- of. published within three days after the re- ceipt of such notice, and was so published in as conspicuous a place and type as was the article complained of. When the above conditions have been complied with The World is prepared to take such action in the circumstances war- mnt. In the meantime The World might say that in mentioning the ladyTs name it had no desire to injure her, and published the letter complained of merely as throwing some light on what has become a case of great interest, especially in the locality where the kidnapping took place’. The son of an ex-president. the venerable John Tyler. lies in a critical condililion at his residence here. Mr. Tyler is sufi‘ering from partial paralysis, and from the efi‘ect of the excessive heat. He was orercOme by the sun one day last. week. and fell in the street. He was taken to his home in an um conscious condilion. and though he is slighu ly recoyered from the first attack. liule hopes of his permanent recovery are enterâ€" lained- The U. S. National Museum suffers a loss in the death of Dr. Chas. Run, a prominent archaeologist. and cumlor of the depart-I menl of Antiquities at the Museum. His death occurred in Philadelphia, of causes-- lieu of the mugs: Dun SIR.-W9 are'instructed by Mrs. Harriet A. Hawkins to write to you concern- ing an article which appeared in the issue ofyour paper of July 29, 1887. headed “A Thorough Incorrigible." There can be no question but that the article amounts to a grievous libel upon Mrs. Hawkins. and as her solicitors we are requested to ask you at once to publish an apology for the insertion of the article and to make what amends may now be in your power for the wrong you have done to our client. If you do not desire to adopt this course please name your solicitors, upon whom we may serve a writ. Cssrox Jr MCCU.LdCGH. The above letter was received by the World on Tuesday last. 2nd inst. A repre- sentative of the paper calied upnn Messrs. Cnston A; McCullough and explained to Mr. McCullough. the B. C. L. of the firm, that Gen. Wm. McKee Dunn, lale Judge Ad - vocate General. died at his farm in Va. on Sunday last. Gen. Dunn has been sufi‘ering for several years with kidney troubles, but overaexertion during the warm weather, baa- teued his death. Hislosa will be felt by the whole community as well as socially, and in army circles. for lie was largely iu-o lerested in the development and prosperity of Washington, and has been greatly instru- mental in the present prosperous Condition of _1l_xe Capital. ' The mértality among the: very young ahd very old in Washington has been very great BY A LADY WHO THINKS SHE HAS BEEN LIBELLED IN A LETTER RE SYD- VESTER CASE. Tonoxro, Aug. 1, 1887. To the Editor of the Toronto World : The World in Trouble. VERY HEAVY DAMAGES wAN'rED, Our Washington Letter. (From Our Own Correspondent.) K. CHISHOLM, M. P. P. H. P. DWIGHT. ESQ, D. M. MCDONALD, ESQ 0A B. ROBINSONJCsti.) A MCLEAN HOWAR ,Esq J. GINTY, Esq ' A ROMAN CATHOLIC~vSerViceE : Thornhill at!) am and Richmond Hill at 10 30 am ; the following Sunday at Richmond Hill at 9 am. and Thornhill at 10 30 a. 111, Rev Father Egan, Pastor. 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