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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
AnQsemSUts.

GRovER's THKArRE.-To-night that eminent
ly popular young actress, Miss Lucille Western,
makes her first appeal, this season. TO our citizens
In the light Of beneficiary. The bill for the ocsa-
sion Ia one Of attraction. The thrilling tragic
play Of Lucretia Borgia and the brilliant threeaot
drams Of Don Cesar De Bszan will be played, With
a strong cast for both, Miss Western enaeting the
character OF the Italian Poisoner Lucrets Borgis,
In the 1rst piece, and that Of the generous, san.
culinary, reckless and audaoious Don Caesar in the
last OF oourse there will be fell houss, for that
Is only An ordinary, avery might occurrence, but
hsrd.workin Ing paine taking actress like Miss West.
ern IL deserving Of such house a. will give the
pscity Of Mr.. Growers spacious theatre such test
as It has never had before. Few artists Of her ar
duous profession have surmouated the many din.
culties attending its study with honors and tri.
umphs more brilliant than this young lady. One
year ago she appeared In our city, almost unknown
by the public; siuce thsn she has played In the
leading academies and theatres Of New York and
Philsdeiphia, and, BY hsr indomitsbis energy, has
gained aa snviabls end profitable popularity.
FoRD's NEW TnEArRE.-Beneat orL Wilkes
Booih-This evening, for the benefit Of this dstin-
guished young trsgedtan, Mr. Ford announces two
great shakspersAn plays. viz: The Merchant Of
Venice and the comedy OF Tanning the shrew. Mr..
Charles whestieigh will make his nrst appearance
since his late star engagement In this theatre, on
tHh Oouh3luu IN Ouu VI uoSs ohnEuotofv. Mt.
Harry Pearson will appear 10 two characters.
Miss Annie Waite, Mr. G. =. Desea and entire
combination are named In the cast. .rorrow
evening, last time positively, OF Richara -
SKiFy's ARAoR-PLArBD ETHIoPIAS Gum
BoArs, who have been drawing crowded and fash
ionable audiences at Liberty Hall, Alexandra,
are about to pay US visit, and have engaged
the Washington Theatre for four performances,
commencing November tith The press Of
that city speak OF them In the hi iest tsrms.
There will be a trial Of skin between the cham.
pion clog dancers, Tim Hayes and Sam Hague,
which will prove an exciting affair.
CANTERBURY HAIL.-Miss Kathleen O'Neil,
In her charming renditions Of Irish melody and
hunor, is meeting with the most nattering success
at this popular place OF amusement, and she de.
seryes 1t. The entire company, including the
Sisters Fowler, Ernestine De Faiber, Julia Morti-
mer, Edeson, Eagan, Edwards, Murray, Fouehe,
viii appear in an excellent bill tonight concluding
with the drama Of "The Maniac Lover" On to-
morrow afternoon the usual family mstinse will
be given. These matinees are always attended by
large numbsrs OF iadles atd cnildren and have be-
come popular institution with the little ones.
: VARIKTiEs.--Last night but one Of the great
comic psntomims, satitlsd the "Harvest Home"
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
PROPOSALS.


pKoPosALs FOR WOOD.
cH'Ey A.sIsrASr ouAnTEanAsTEa's ssY,cE,l 4
Drror OF WAsHISoroS No: ia =, near 2lsi st.,
srAIsb 81 ds ,ss sss.1s c
hundred (s0o) cords Of Pine Wood 10 the Govern
ment will be received at this once until THURS
DAY, the 18th day Of November, 1859, at o'clock
The wood to be good, sound and merchantabls,
four q feet long and split to the ordinary size Of
Ths wood to Be delivered ls w..h!nston. D. c.,
ss q sx s
and G streets; corded In ranks at each place four
uS
An inspector will be designated, on the part Of
the Government, to inspect and measure the wood,
and such Z, does not conform to the above specih.
All to b delivered before the nrst day Of Decem.
Psynsn. to be made upon the completion of the
"A''' ''A""' PROPOSALS.
The full name and post-ofnee address OF the bid
der must apper In the proposal.
II bid 10 made In the name Of hrm, the names
considered the Individual proposal Of the party
Proposals from disioy.l parties will not bs con.
sidered, and an oath Of allegiance must accompany
f;opo:si: na.i b. Addressed to c.g..la Edward
L. Hartz, Assistant QuartsrmAster, United States
Army, Washington, v. G., and should be plainly
marked Proposals for Wood.n
GUARANTEE.
The responsibility Of the guArantors must be
shown by the certificate Of the sfcial Clerk ofthe
nearest District Court, or Of the United Ates Dis.
The II ability Of the bidder to ali the contract,
should II b. awarded to him, must Be guarantee Cd
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
TO b appended to the GUARANTEES, and ssid gusyan-
Tee mud accompany the bid.
Bidders must BE- present In person whom the bids
are opened OF their proposals will not bs oonsid.
Bonds in the sum Of two thousand dollars, signed
BY the contractor and both Of his GuArantors will
be required Of the successful bidder or bidders
upon signing the contract.
We, -, Of the county Of -, and State Of
Of -, do hereby guarantee that - 10 able
to fulhl the contract IN accordance with tho terms
Of his proportion, and that, should his PROPOSE
ton be accepted, he WIN at once enter into con-
tract In accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
tie this guarantee must be appended the Qtictai
certihoate shove mentioned.)
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
master, and In case Of the failure oi the bidder
whose proposal 10 accepted, to furnish within the
time prescribed, In quality or quantity, the wood
stipulated to be delivered, then the Assistant
QuArtermaster to have the riFl to supply such
dsncieney by purchase, and such bidder to be
charged with the differences OF cost.
Informal proposals will BE- rejected.
EDW'D L. HARTZ,
nos-st Captain, A. q. NJ, U. D. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06

In <hish Ne inimihbls AlalAs aad AssAolsssv,
sais1sd by III the great stAr stock ss<stss spysAr
~ DAonihssat hln Of entsrtihnsnis. NM. taaa
wiAdsd and Mons. Baptistin, with ~ osss1tfsi
ballet troupe, all aspsas. ist III, ,Sals
A wssD or ApyIcA AlIAoss Who I'VE bssn
ecstornG fcr wsshs and neneIs vl1ASse eetalnlns
reaief, ehould eensult u. EtsAbAa34 whesa anee y
No. al strset corner Of 1ighth streee, $50 -
.SssiI sS,sd. % 1890 - s.S:,:.css css., sa:
s.se: Asssns go ss,Sa J, An<S chAis,,
=. 8 Sss:ss. Z 40 {. 3 n oolA...
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q n. 4. HAiDs hdis hs6eS W1fsA6rse, tle
s.s .ys. r ma ~ - ssd sss:s ~:
fully repaired q shsst ssaie. s&s3
New YoRk sfrlass--e ee,sIswes's Clslkis1 -
Hee snd EssAtonst,s "A lalhs aseortDSas ~ psess
AID Business weAr., n 2agiish ~ ead walk
isias over oislsdis ~ wv. -. -
ocs-N ssafA av.. vt. htash Aad Tenth sts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OHSI Ola L. sIDlS &,
HrADavAsrEns Ppovosr MAnsnAL's OFFICE,
WAsHiHxoToS, D. c., Nov. I, -.


WAsHixnoTos, D. C., Nov. !, iS6s
Special orlsys, Ne. e.f 4 !. -.B,,,~ IA. ,,,t.,..
In view Of the Immense amount Of GovSfnnsnt
property located or stored In various ssstions Of
Mis- city, and the danger thereto BY nrs and othsr.
wise arising from the lawiess astion Of pesvcns
Under the inAussos Of spirituous liquors obtained
IN the visiaitS who're this property 10 necessarily
ossted or stored, II y directed that, ron the date
Of this order, the sale Of liquor, under license or
sthsrviss, will not bs parnittsd IN the localities
named herein, to witt
Squares nc, 1T, ~ end "a - nush thereof %
front on Ninetsenth and M Streets in the Vicinity
Of Ninstesnth-ssrsst pAsk. sc H-4E
Squares 49, H. iss ioe, iSs, leo, isi and isa,
much thsrsofss fronts On Seventeenth, Eishtssnth,
and N streets. in vicinity Of seventeenth street
aad anbulanes parks.
squsvs u, d. No. u, u, ", ~ 50, %, "a, %, ~, 81,
izt, f2,, i2s la, ia, ~ In First ward south OF
Pennsylvania avenue.
squarss = q ., 10, rs. 10. % in the vicinity Of
street wharf
Squares iss snd 10, 90 much thereof as front
and Seventeenth street, In vicinity Of clothing
department.
squares io1, 49, lea, is4 1884, iss, 80 much thereof
~ front Cosnsotieut avenue, Seventeenth, Eish-
tesnth and Streets in vicinity Of street stables
squares An, sbs oOi W. ooS, In vicinity Of Sixth
and seventh street wharves.
squares b1s, 61t go ssi, ss2 sss ss4 ss, so, or
asy vacant street or svenue insluded In these
squares, bsing In vicinity Of railroad depot and
soldiers Retreat.
Squares tbs T.s 7s, 7sl 1856 7ss, 7so, in vicinity
Of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Barracks.
On any place within -four squares Of Bladsnsburg
Toll GatA
On any place within iso squares Of Kendall
Green park.
On any place within ico squares Of Railroad park.
Any house 10 the above described localities con-
victed Of selling liquor 10 citissns soldiers will
bs closed, and the proprietor Imprisoned for such
tine - the nature Of the offence may warrant, the
liquors on the premises eonnsested, and the house
psrnsnsatly elesod. An Application In writing to
the Provost Marshal, endorsed BY the Mayor and
Chief Of Rolies, will b placed In the hands Of the
othesr, to report whether any specified person may
Be permitted to SELL under license 10 citizens only
but only In exceptional cases will permits BE- given
by command Of
HENRY b. TODD,
| Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. q BAHrn,
| Lieutenant and Adjatant. no5-i2t
I
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
THE TURF.
lHE lURF.
NJ ATION NAL O0U X L
IN WARRINGTON.
FIRST FALL MEETING. .1.
GRAND OPENING.
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES.
GRAND RUNNING WEEK,
' Commeneing
.. MONDAY, NoyEMIER ~. ..

First pny-MONDAY, Nov. d-sweeptakss for
year oldsj ti0o entrance 90 forfeit TO name and
MI BY the 9Th 81 "ctobsr. Purse Of 600 added by
'ns second sa D.TyATTEsDAY, T Nov. ,d-pur.. ,soo,
"tS Isifd i'd 6.y-wEDNEsDAY, Nov. ah-Pur..
' Fourth SIs Ipssy@THuRsDAY, Nov. .s.A-Pur.s ssoo,
Ffsh DsyCERIpAY, Nov. Sth-Handieap, go
entrance, play or pays sioo added. siass dssh ~
Esih DAY D.y-sATURDAY, Nov. 7th-Purss si,oao'
The stakes closed with The following sntriss:
MILE HEATS. a
NJ. Bush'' b. :. Ban Bruce, 81 lexington. dam
MI. wstson's b. Q. Captain Moore, BY imp. Bal.
w. &s.: ssa s;asE as. Ss S':aSG
Mr.: Hunters b. .. Copsck, BY Lexington, dam
6.pssssai = I.si. w. & 1s y 1sS s.,.A.,
dam Prun'll'' SyassPsSS, ~ slsnsGsi .so,.,.
MIR. Bush's b. 0. Ben Bruce, by Lexington, dam by
M. Wstson's b. G. Captain Moore, BY imp. Bal.
rownie, dam Jenny Rose, BY Glencoe.
MI. Nstson's oh. Q. Aidebarans by Comnodors,
Mr., Hunters b: o. Copsek, by Lexington, dam
Rosstte, by Imp. Yorkshire.
Captain Moofe's oh. Q. All, by Mahsmst.
Or. Welden's b. { AlIis w., by Imp. soythian,
Eatranes, 6per cent Of the purses. -.
Rsess and Tfotting eommsnoes ct O'Clock y. m.
each day, under rules OF the National Course.
The tfnited states Brass Hand Will hs In attend
For ali Trottinx Purses, 10 enter and to start.
Membership osrSls, tiO, Single admission, u.
BY order OF the Board.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
DRY GOODS.

NALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
i LADIES' BLACK, CoLoRED AND SIAkLEi
Black, Frosted Beaver, Plushand Waterproof
Freneh Merinos, Reps and ottomans In all colors;
Plain, Plaid and striped valencissi
White, Red, Blue, and Yellow Fiannels, In all
qualities ,
SACK and Shirting Flannelsi
Iasslmeres and Satinetts
White and Colored Blanketsi
Long and Square shawlsi
Black Silks
Mourning Goods, In great Variety
White and Brown Cotton Sheetings, Ne.i
BslnuIal and Hoop skirtsj
Hosiery, Gauntlets, J0uvin's Kid Gloves, Ser Gc.
NJ. TAYLOR& Co,
pV,1-ln No. % Centre Market SpAse.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06

MISS WESTERN ~ TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
MISS WESTERN IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
MISS WESTERN IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS,
MISS WESTERN IN TWO GREAT CHARACrER
MISS WESTERN IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
MISS WESTERN IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
MISS WESTERN IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
MISS WESTERN IN Two GREAT CHARACTERS.
MISS WESTERN IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06

DHILP & SOLOMONS,
BOOKsELLERs, ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRINTERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
3s2 PEFssYLvANA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Wiiters,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As
sistant AdjutAnt Gen1 rails.
Blank books made, and PriAtiug done 10 order on
very short notice.
All Printed Books sent BY mail Tree OF postage.
oo22u r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06

9 ELLING OFF AT COST. FOR THE
~ next sixty days, We offsr our stock Of msn and
b~y's Clothing at cost. Nil
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
RESTAURANTS.

DEYN NOLDS'. HOUSE,
COZ. OF lIGHrElSrH ct. AND PENN. AVENUE,
WARRINGTON, DC.
Msals furnished At ali hours, and st the shortest
notice. J. w. REYNOLDS,
oci6-u Proprietor.
NOTICE.--JUST RECEIVED FROM
In Germany, large lot Of RHENIsH WINES
q the very best quality which will bs sold by ths
glass, bottle or gallon, at -
+. II ;. Z, +. g. A. BPRINGMAN'S
Columbia Hotsl and Restaurant,
~ Psnnsylvsnia avenue, Washington, D. g.
oota-sms
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06

OF NIW Oh huL
in place Of the old one, and
THE HOUSE COMFORTABLY WARMED IN EVERY
PART Br STOVES.
RADIANT GALAXY OF
HUMOR, GRACE AND BEAUTY.
GREAT pRAMAT1G, S!icaSrE SpEaATIc ALLIANCE.
MISS KATHLEEN o'NE1L,
MISS KATHLEEN O'NE1L,
MISS KATHLEEN o'NEIL,
The '''S:sS sIss GSsi sSssi'i ssES II origins.
Continued unprecedented success Of the
GREAT PROTEAN COMBINATION:
JULIA JULIA MSsTIMER' MSkTiMER,'
EssEsTIsE Be Be EAIsEs EAIsks,
H. W. EAGAN,
]. y. EDWARDS,
GEORGE r. EDESON,
GEORGE X. EDESON,
MONS. GUILLAUME FOuCHE,
mons. GUlLLAUME FOUCHE,
MR' Fl Ep; ;ski MURRAY aa.w; wsRh VILLAINS
,u,,r n..sS9N %9Ns SOL AZ ts1&sss. A.. u.n.,,or
HlCHMOND, LUCY
MILE JENNIE,
~ sPARKLING BILL OF NOVELTIES.
THIS EVENING,
W,ii be presented the beautiful Romantic Drama
MANIAC LOVER.
MANIAC LOVER.
H. w. EAgAn. as. Michael krle
J. s. Edwards. rts.............M..... Philip d'Aryile
supported ~ an Enioient Dramatic Corps.
NEW CANTERBURY oLIo,
During which will be performed the magnificent
Vocal and rsrp:iiaSrsin TaS siPsa s1icFt; Tklo
By Misses Mortimer, De Fatber, and Fowler.
NJ. Fouche-rich In appropriate costumes and ar-
pointments, entitled
HIGHLAND CHIvALRY,
In which ths ;n entire and
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
ess, sonss, Dances, Burlssques, WslEs-aroand, En-.
trAvaganzas, Ac., introducing the unequAled corps
Of Ethiopian Comedians.
Prix.ts Boxes, holding 4. Isr:on.: ::.::..ss
Doors open at 7o'elooki ferformAnss ~ y.
EsDAY, NOvEMBE 10, 1858,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
GRAND
ELEMENTARY BENEFIT
GEORGE R. EDEsON,
Stage Manager.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
REGULAR SERIES, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission; Ladies', 90 cts; children, 10 cts
VARIETlESl
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION,
Fronting pennsylvanis avenue and Ninth street
Fitzsimmons. ...... Stage Manager and Advertiser
A FEAST OF HuMoR. SINGING, AND DANCING
A MAMMOTH BILL EVERY NIGHT
Our Muster Roll Of stars:
JAS. S. MAFFIT and W. II. BARTHOLOMEW,
LIMA WINDEL and LIZZIE shULTZE.
W. BUDWoRTH and J. II. pUDWoRTH,
The Parisian Maitre de Ballet,
MONS. BAPTIsTIN,
BOB HALL and LITTLE TOMMY,
Emma Miles, Louiss Roulette, Eliza Florence,
Jennie Allen, Emma Marsh, MILE Theodore,
Annie Elmore, Maggie Nelson, and
THE GREAT STAR COMPANY.
SONGS, DANCES, BALLErs and PANroMIMEs.
The Comic Paatomime Of
THE HARVEST HOME.
10 Wednesday Afternoon-MATINEE.
Adnission-2s and 90 cents; Private Boxes 50
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
WAMf6.

WA Mt = Dy-lA pOY Or GIRL.
w hon 10 V h ysss " ~ vhe has hsi
some .sxperisnse In wei,iat upea table, IL ae-
s Il The s :s1 :sost ,..s S Or h:s
Acsss :. sSovs E'nssesntA s''ssA osod wages paid
UTANTED.-.-AN ACTIVE, INTEL
Nv llssat koRInEaN ~ d.1lfes EMPLOY.
MENT during the wislss, fDe aodsrats e,npen.
:sas :sSs sas.... , < s.ssA oss. sss A'''f''''
novs-iw ll-zN N1sgs1l 81 u. ..El
WANTED- TWO, ROOMS, SUIT
r sa :si e g ses ssn e. sas ys
once. 80 w ~ 49, l., novi-st
"ANTED..-A GENTLEMAN WITH
Nv wife and one ehiid dssires BOARD IN >
s,;ss q 81. ';. Ss.. " n'''f''' terms address; so
uT ANTE b "a SITUATION IN A
w shoe store, BY sentlemsn who has had
i.rEe sxperience In the business. Address Boz 10
et Nhis once. ~ nov2-iw'
UTANTED. IA YOUNG MAN WHO
w has had six ysaSs experiences % a Draughts-
nsn desire: res ;ita.scn Sss references sy.n
WANTED, AT THE TREASURY
soe vo.insn e: sisss.s s. -. iii y s,.S
and steady work. Apply ~ the Once Of Construe-
Ss Building 1S.Sisss
so~~-u seYSsvA7s"8 AAehAs0oss
VTANTED. IA GENTLEMAN WITH
wv asmall family desires 70 rent House with
I'VE or six rooms, IN the northern section Of the
city. Please address BOZ %. Rspubliean Once,
stating terms, location, 10. jyis-u
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT -.-- A LARGE STORE,
I suitable for any business-Sos Ninth street.
Inquire over the telegraph Once. noo-d
DOR RENT.
II FURNIsHED ROOMS.
sstfe Of Handsomely Furnished Parlors and
Bed Rooms In one OF the most desirsbie and pleas
| ant situations In the city, and only one minutes
walk Of Willard's Hotel and rennsylvahiA avenue,
No. 467 Thirteenth street, west side.
novo-d2ws
EOR RENT TWO LARGE FRONT
JIG ROOMS, one on hrst floor, suitable for an
ONCE or parlor, and one on second floor, suitable
for Q bedroom. Thee rooms ere in Q central lo-
cation, and within three mnutes' walk Of the Pat.
snt and Post O6lces. Inquire at No. 40 Ninth
street, between @ and II streets. noe
ENOR RENT IA NEATLY AND CON-
T. T0RTAbLY FuRNlsHED HOUSE, located
In the First ward, but one square from Pennsylvs-
mia avenue, containing nine rooms, gas, Latrobe
stove, watsf IN yard 40, will b for rent from the
18th Of November. Lease from one to three years.
sias PEI month Sns n a
Ofioe. ~ oc2s-tf
| CTORAGE---IN FIRE.PROOF BRICK
y WAREHOUSE, foot Of street. Apply to
| FRED. COZZEkS,
oa2o-H Penn. sv., two doors from itth 1t.
I
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
4 sSls'TANT oUARTERMAsTER's

A SSlsTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
N OFFICE, corner of q ard Tweuty-seoond
streets, wAsHISsToN, d. C., October %, 10es.--
Will be sold at Public Auction on the second ant
fourth Wednesdays, Ilth and 25th OF November. at
the Corral, near the Washington Observatory
large lot Of Horses and Mules, condemned -
unit for public service.
Stles to commence at 10 o'clock q. m.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
CHAs X. TOIiPKINS,
oc2%2St Captain and A. q. NJ. q. s. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
CONFECTIONERY.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he prepared to deliver ts pursha.ers In any part
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
chasers. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. <ss Twelfth street, between + and : streets.
RoS-tf i. y. C0RBErT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.
COUNT paoCErDisos.

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hos--Csuftsssstss Of Gs 7rssi u ssAstsv s1srs-
netts "A IArss crowd gAtAefed n ~ eosrtsosa
to witassS ths contiaaAtion Of the tfisi o. msud
Robsrts and Major Burdnstts. jelstiy iadietsd on
acharss of fhppiss . hastv housH sesl % ,.t..
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woman W pssssst q ths sinsi sss ssSs 90 40 sot
''Vy VIZ X yenhinr isssIaed ! hnov Mrs. johnson ,
a.; Sso, ss sn M: s:f ,sss.os vy az II;
ana siso ~ ssw 81 81 that time where shs new
K. 4 e os s: sss:is sss ss Il .s..Sy sSd -.n
91sb street. Do not kso~ Who Was secupyias u
belsrs Mrs. yshnsoa. ..v. n IA ..rl. \.
m:.: is ss,sS ss: 20 S,: ss s ss e 1--WE: :s.
Adams, her counsel, objected. Major then wished
ths sscoHpt Z book e 70 produced u court The
s.E Con sssiiasa- -lGov, Ford p.cdsssd card
''sn which ~. the hasd.wiitirs q ~; cor which
DuranstssD The card WI shown q Inc District
g.. Attorney who desired the Writing 10 be read in
open court, since Be objected to NE using Of 4;
ness wrote contrary TO what he sworn ~ witness.
The following " written on the card;
"Dr. Arnstrons informed me YOU had an Idea
that was the cause Of all your troubles- I have
nothing Whatever to do with II. I have been sum
moasd to appear At C!ty Hall ss witness lot
oniy from hcafssi, and, of course eaanot give svi
dence sgaInst you. The house was indieted and
YOU and Maud arresied before knew anything Of
the sifAir. / would like TO have seen you, but
couldno gsta pernit" aes ag .aI.!f.
Witness said he know nothing Of the publication
unti he saw u IN the public prints, he nsver gsvs
information for the public press; did not Say any.
thing to Mr.. Wise; didn't know whether he knew
John a. ,wlss tes,insd. tEx-eov. Ford produced
an item from public print, concersinE which he
Questioned the witness. The District Attorney
objeoted, and the Court excluded the testimony.
The article in question was clip from the Sunddy
IA BAwDv House. Baoxrx Up.-On Friday
night, the house kspt By Maud Roberts, No. go
d lstfee4, betwsen Thifteenth and Fourteenth
streets, wss catered BY tvo policemen, and Maud
Roberts and Henry Burdnette were arrested and
taken 10 the second ward ststionhouse. An in
distmsnt was presented against the house, and the
Henry Burunette was formerly MAJOR In General
Frsmonts stat, and after receiving his dischasgs,
he entered into copartnershtp with this Maud
Roberts a. her special hnaneisf, And his duttee
thereby were to receive all moneys for hoard and
from the sale Of wines ac and contract for all the
avAricious, and not being satisfied WITH this,
he made several attempts 10 rob those who visited
the house, and In several cases he succeeded, but
the last attempt led to the arrest Of Maud and
This article or the information was given BY s
this was excluded It was the end Of the Testimony
Of the defence.
at great length.