davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

by SPECIAL INVITATION tho Ccntral Com
grcgational church, DIR. Boynton, pastor, will
unite its services tomorrow with those OF the
Assembly church, on Fifth and Istreets. Or.
BOyntOn will preach In the morning, taking
for his subject "Polygamy." ..a .l 4.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

IADUCENRNT TO Buy Coon SEWING MA
OHIHB.-WilcOx n Gibbs Sewing Machine
the most simple and hest constructed sewing
machine, will hereafter be sold on liberal
terms. Inquire nj the agency, Baum's corset
and hOopskirt factory, 4Os seventh street. DO
tween ID and Il. .r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

A CorTAaE-nuTLT mick uoUsE, containing
eight rooms, with BATHROOM, with choice
shruhbcry, &c, Is offered for salo- For par.
ticulars apply on the premises, No. lOOi
street ......"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

TuERE Will be Bpeclal communication Of
Dawson Lodge No. 10, y. A. \. NJ, ibis
morning at eight o'clock, 10 make arrange
ncnts % attend the funeral Of +, $. Allen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

SHAaDRs. Buff, white, and dmb Umbrel-
las With eOiOrod Innings andp plain, from els
10 Is. pnsprlee only. Csc. q, liRNNIgG.
No. 80 7th street, N. W,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

JosErn II. suAPTtELp advcrtlscs Q grand
family excursion to Glymont TOMORROW.
The boat viii leave Seventh street wharf ut
10 o'clock In the morning and leave Glymont
At SIP. m. ............. ..... .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

MEssEs, KmBouRS & LATTA, conner Seventh
and Y streets, arc prepared 10 loan money on
real estate security In sums to suit and on
liberal terms.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

Mn. CORNELIUS CLARK publishes n card
elsewhere withdrawing his name Us a candl-
date for the commissionoPhlp of the First
Wart. ... y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

TUE stock, fixtures and good viii Of the
Arizona cigar store, near the National theatre
IL offered Tor sale.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

&. WITIER, grocer, No. 1918 Pennsylvania
avenue, Ia selling the celebrated Burnt Mills
best family flour at ~. u per bag OF t9pOunds.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

Rev. @. W. BipDLr, OF Lynn, Mass, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening at
MctZcrott Hall. Seats free and the public
arc invited.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

An AcT 10 extend the time for the eomIletl0g
Of the military roRd from Fort wilkins, aI
Copper TIarbor IN the State Of Michigan,
To fort Howard, at Green Bay, In the State
Of Wisconsin.
BE u enacted By ne Senate aud House Of Rep-
resenidiipes ofthe United States Of America in
O0n1reSs assembled, That the time for the
construction and completion Of the military
road from Fort wilkins, at Copper IIarbor,
IN the State Of Michigan, to Fort Howard, NJ
Green Bay, In the State Of Wisconsin, be, and
the same Is hereby, extended until The FIRST
day Of january, one thousand eight hundred
aud scycnty-two,
Sec, Q. bulb u Ngihei enacted, That all
the grants, rights, aud privileges contained ~
tho original grant he continued In full force
and yIitno for said tlme.
AnDroyel NAV O. 1870, 'r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

IMPROVEMENTS on THE lsLASD.-Mr. &. b.
Church. Que of the leading men OF enterprise
of South Washington, Is having erected u
handsome row of tenement houses on Sixth
street, between Y and q streets south. This
row consists Of nine houses built Of brick,
with marble window heads and siIis, three
stories high, and 10 rooms In each house.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
4atiuntl 8rpublitan,
IONnINl.


o fooiiah wisdom sought In books
q ailnlaas frot ~ household taskhi
q chains that hlnd The hard and mind
A fuller hfo my lirit asks
For there tho grand hills summer cruwncd
Shore sroonly downward 10 the scasi
One hotr ~ rest upon their hrcast
Wore worth a rear Of dayu HE those
Thelr cool, asit ercen 10 case the pain
OF eyes that ache DER printed Norua'
THIS Woafy n0lae-thp clly'a NOicQ.
Inlied IN tho sound Of boos and birds
NJ, Pd.,'s Me vfthin me stirs.
And soorns tao shacklea that NoAr,
Tho MANTLE grand pure soul, strong hand.
Tho limb o. steel, The heart OF ALL
And I could kiss, with longing Wild.
Earth's dear brown boaorn, loved 90 muoh;
A araaa- hlAde famed aoruaa ny hand,
Would thrill me like a lovers touch.
Tho trees would tain with me the noyers
Thoir hidden meAnipra each mAko knoun-
when mans and uatune'a hoarta we're one,
And a. the parhoned pair might come
Hack 10 tho garden taod hrut framed,
Ard hear Hin eeil ~ even fAn, .,
And answer, Here am !, unshamed-
80 1, from out ths.s tolls, wherein
The Etlon.cafth Gruvu stained and dim
Would Wnlk, . child, throaah Natures Wild,
And hoar Hts voice and answer Him. -
- HNsaaN 0.HHNAN n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

CAPITOL Hull BUILDING ASSOCIATION No.
This association was organized on Thurs
day evening In the hall oyer Dooloy's drug
store, oprner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Third street cast by the election cOf the fol-
lowing officers President, j. A. TAFT vice
president, J. l.. Haygbe; treasurer, George +.
Quick; secretary, W. T. Johnson;. directors,
J. II. stailcy, DR.. J. 2. Richardson, V. y.
King, J. s. Slater, Il. W, Brun, George II.
Wilson, W. II. Browne, Richard Emmons
and Geo. W. Mckee. The regular meetings
will he held the first Tuesday Of each MONTH
the FIRST payment TO he made In July, The
meeting was large, and over 2OOo shares Of
stock subscribed for.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

4 NTTKp sTATEs PATENT okFIoE 40,
" WAAnts0rosi -. ~, June nv,
On tha petition Of UEondH JonnaOr, d Marshal
MIch adm Illustrator Of Joseph ID. OawOod daoeAa9d
IA jo.sph H. sWodd tic 9TH do a HSptembor, is5S
faT an imtruyaTnsni IN Ropslrine Railway BAis
ID Il ordered that the testimony In the cas- ~ closed
on Inc NH dAy u August mont that tho Nmg Tor hhG
arguments and tho kHAmineru reou bg lnited 70 the
A dAY a. August mart, and thnt said peton DO heAni
10 tho All daF ~ Agsasl neft ft. ''
NH' WV ~ ~ BAMURE M FIsIIER,
,,loiaw H, Commissioners u patoula.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

lNSoCENF RECREATION. The Alexandria
gd1cttf tells the story Of man living In
Laphen's row, who bid his wife and children
goodbye, telling them that ho was going 10
Kill hlmselt lie then Jumped Into the well Of
an old Ice house In that locality but crawlod
out through a dry drain that opened on Inc
side Of hill near by, aud watched with de-
light the efforts 1T the large crowd which soon
collected 10 fsh him out OF the water az the
bottom VI the well.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

Tue DIRECTORs of the New York AlcNAn-
drla, Washington aud Georgetown Steamship
Company, accompanied by aparty II friends,
including many prominent busincss men OF
the District, lelt on the stsamer John Gibson
yesterday for New York. They arc well sup
piled with everything To make the trip agree
able, and . pleasant time Is anticipated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

ITsITED STATES PATEHT QFFInR
" MAHu1seIqa, y, o, Juno p Islvi
Ohin MISUNDERSTANDING II l. A. lido, dqaaAa.d. urgliqa
for VIC nEtOnsloa 81 pstell gIEntsd N Ne sald Y
pTogoIlsnt ln Nav hummer ~
ID "a ordnrad that tho leainony In tho bo ooafd
on the at dAy of August nest that tho time Tor alag
nEnanls and tho kTAhilnora report DO limited 70 Ne
iph dAy Of August noHt and that sAid petition 10
hoard on no 2iti day u AaGnat nest, "lH
Any person iaRl diloa9 tnla '.sngso t,,s,,,,,,
teiaMaW .. iaannliaaisA6i Of lAtdhll.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

A HEw FRAME HOUSE, No. s9l Seventeenth
street, hotWeeh II and 1 streets, Is offered for
rent Applications for Particular TO bo made
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

PRICRs Down AT LEWIS, 90 SEynTIi
STRRRT.--Groat reduction In prices In hats,
gents furnishing gOOds, trunks, travelling
bags, yalises, &c, &c.
4 very large stock Of ladies' trunks cheap.
Gents shirts hosiery, Undertaking, Ne, al
greatly reduced prices. Guyot's suspenders,
linen handkerchiafs, paper aud linen collars
Neck tics and fancy articles for toilet nsc.
At the one price store. LEwIs,
020 Seventh street, between land X.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

GEORGE wILINBR, ,'WETD
PAPKRiAN0EB AND UPiIOIDBfiatKn,
ImpoFtsF aid Dealer In
FRKROn AND AMERIOAN PAPERnAROIhnB
and
UPHOLSTERY 0OODA.
asa Nlnth street west, bet. u and v slTeetA'
WAnnmopoH, ID, U.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

A BRILLIANT DISCOVERY. Mercy Is, Says
Shakespeare, alike the gentle dew from heaven"
Phalon's Vltalia or Salvation for the Hair, IL
as clear and transparent. Gray hair can be
gTadrated IN any natural shade with uis lnlds
or all the toilet trlumphs Of chemistry, ibis IL
the most important No sediment, sold by
all Druggists. 10 llfhllltf" cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

TnE wEATHRR -1hoihermoWptcrat Hemp
ler's, Optleian, 458 Pennsyiyalfih avenue, stood
yesterday az follows 8 T. NJ, 75i ~ M, T0i
4 p. M, 10; 8 p, M, 20, .ru
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

HoUAEKRHPRRs would do well 10 call and
eNamiIio thu slate reirigerators, the best and
cheapest In the market, Mt fhos w; lilllpr
1000 Peanaylyaaia aye,,,,e, iletween Tenth and
Fieve,,tI,7 isaFtag -TE' |ifN'I'fti TsHlbl I'M
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

fPUmIC-No. 81.
An ACT In relation TO the Iowa river, IN thu
State ~ Iowa
De q enacted By ne Sefldie aud House Of
Representatives. ofht UHiled Sldies Of Amer
ioi IN Congress assembled, That NO much Of
the Iowa river, In the State Of Iowa, as lies
north Of tho town Of Wapollo, be- aud the
same Is hereby, declared not a nayIgablo river
Or public highway.
l knproycd Nav o, 1870
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
Pebble School Examination.

Third Distrtf. -Malo intermediate, No. l.
Miss Lizzie Hinton, teacher. The oxamina-
ton Of this school, which IL located N the
Wallaoh building, took place yesterday In
the presence OF . very large number Of the
parents and friends oil the pupils, There were
also present a great many gentlemen con
nected with or warmly Interested In our
public schools, among whom We noticed
Trustoos Clark, moore and Dulln, suporin-
tendcnt z. Richards, Ex-Tustccs Holmead
and T. Y. Clark, and Mr.. N. A. West, princl-
pal Of the WallRch building.
The schoolFoom was tastefully decorated
with flowers and hanging baskets, and pre-
seutod very handsome appearance. Mcssrs,
Moore, Dulln, Richards, Holmead and t. y.
Clark conducted the examination In the va
rious branches Of study and to say that In Ill
Of these, viz reading, grammar, geography
only paying Just and deserved compliment
10 fhe pupils and their accomplished teacher
| several songs were sung by the scholars, and
showed thorough drill In the noble art Of
music, for which Miss Hinton poescsses q rare
talent. An interesting feature Of this oxAml-
nation consisted IN tho presentation Of two
special medals 10 Masters Clarence Peck and
| James JarbOc; the first named young gentle
| man receiving gold and the last mined q
silver medal. The presentation, ON behalf Of
Miss Hinton, was made by Mr.. lIolmead, who
accompanied the delivery of tho prizes with
appropriate remarks. Grl
The regular prizo scholars are School
medal, Thopas Simpson; best written eIarni'
nation, Willie FON, Frank 0urlmpt, Charles
Lehman; exemplary conduct and punctuallty,
Daniel Currio Clarence Peck, James Jarboc
Robert Brown, Samuel Ilutchcrson, Charles
Connor attention 70 study and improvement
James Toole, Joseph Greenwell Julian Cas-
tile; pcnmanship, Lewis Balleyi neatness
Charles Iashorn; vocal music, stephen Kubel
The examination was success In every re-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

APPRoPRIErE sERyIcFs viii be observed
this afternoon, at 9 o'clock, nj the ChHrch Of
the Incarnation, TNteiftli and n streets north
west. An address will 10 dollycTcdIhy tle
Rev. DIR. Leeds, Of Grace church, Baltimore,
and Others. '
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

Local BEgvTIEs.- George Wilson, eolored,
was sent to jail by Justice Mills, on a charge
Of petit larceny.
The same Justice committed Alexander
Wade, also cOlOred, on suspicion Of grand
larceny.
About six o'clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered IN the plAning-mlll OF David
Smith, on Ohio avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth sire cts. The woTkmon and police
extlnguizhod tho flames without calling into
regulation the are department. Damage
trihlug.
Henry Harris oolorcd for assault and bat
terry on Bushrd Harris, gave security for
court.
George Lee, e0lOrod for Stealing pair n
drawers from Mary DTiypy, was sent 10 jail.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

TELEGRAMs for Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York and Bostnn will receive inatanta-
neous transmission, and quick answers when
required, II brought 10 lbe Telegraph Cigar
Store, GSa Seventh street, bets0ap ard Q
streets sinf - 10y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

PIMPLBs OK THE FACE,-FOr comedGnes,
black worIaG, or gTuta, pimply -eruptions and
blotrhed dlshgilraIiOns On Tie lace, use PcTTy's
COlaedonO and PimiIe hsmedy. Sold ny all
druggists. .HyillO IL [, slf4-M&ThSm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

TGR WAsuIKaToH CITY SAVINGS BANK
corner Seventh street aAd EahB lana avenue
Is open from $50 N TAO eyAfy SATURDAY oVe-
ming, In addition 10 Ii regular banking house.
DAYS interest on deposits, ....r..5.y ,fb .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

CnEEr, NEAT AND CONVENIENTLY Of
choice Ohio bptteg Of 3 apd, 25PoEpds each,
AS Pennsylvania avenue, and eos Ninth
street Is = ~ - = u 4 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

LITTER FHON NH. VOINTIIVH VIlANh.-
We have been requested to publish the follow
ing letter: -..-
.. IsOs q srlEEI. Juno II, lsIO
H0a NJ y. ERlsTf, Mayor n HaAAifJiSa
Sin, Nj nams having boon presented % your Honor
by tho InVnclbls Club and Eeneroaaly ihdorsod By the
citizens OF the finat ward for ward commissioner and
for which foel VeV grateful But having learned that
thorO wore q number Of worthy persons applying Tor
tho position, aud not Wishing TO ehaTrAas you In your
selection most respectfully Withdraw my name
Thanking you for your consideration OF my case, and
Asn tho InVinoblas and tho citizens OF tho First ward
for their warm Endorsement Of myself, am VoTy 70
'PuoNuiu' b"'' "''''e''' ,op,yy, ,,. ~, ,pv a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

TIN SECOND WARD lIELRD RRoN -DowBS
tlaASi.50 AHEARD.-Mr. Charles II. Peters,
Commissioner Of the Second ward, has made
returns To tho Senate Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia showing TINT wards In
debtcdness to bel .F.H
Nor cleaning strssta. Alieys, 49,. from Robru.
arr lat tsIn, up 70 June ", lHu.,,,,,...,. FAlS y
Casual rcpairp, including bills for materials W
Colleailne gnrbaGo. ......s.., .1s...... " W
"s SHS fftseS S0 iisas D''"c"n 7
Sp1tseSth streets 100 %
travelling Eleventh street, bctweon IN" and AZ, o.,
F,liiSR ssStsmnsi III: sii;iSil x 30 70
funded or charged 10 said lots .,,,,,.,..... fe =
GAyollinR New York Ayonuo ........-u... l,li1 ~
TRADING Tenth street, betwocn Rhode Island -. =.
avenue and "lt" street aNaI y
/. Tot.l sIs,t1l q
From this amount he cOolly deducts ~, ~
'tpdh by orders" leaving rs he says, but "a
gl6.bO balance due. Probably Mr.. Peteri
thinks, with an old gentleman we have heard
m fAatif he rave iilspot6 fbr an account !
wAa stftilefl'ffI Va H.sI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

ANIMAL CoNnkncrnfkAr or THE WASH.
INaToN BusESnss CoLbEaE.-The National
Theatre was crowded last night TO its utmost
capacity, the occasion being the commence
mont Of tho Washington Buslnoss College.
The exercises was opened by praynrby the
Rev. DR.. Samson after which the openinp
address wss delivered Ivy Mr.. j.. b. Rllson.
Gen. r. ID. Mussoy then, after short speech,
delivered 10 the following named young ladies
the gold medals awarded 10 them by The IN
stitutlou for proficiency In ithe various
branches Of study, viz; Ada Stewart for reg
ularity and punctualty In Attendance, Amelia
Fishman for prog ssfn penmanship, Mary A.
Mcleod for geaeEal progress, Jessie Zollcc
for best practice eet Jonnle A. Shalloo for
Improvement In ponmanship, HOOD
General James A.. Garfield delivered the
medals 10 the youths with appropriate re-
| marks, Tho young mon who recelyed medals
were VIM. L. Glover for punetuality; Chas.
p. Pushaw, for penmanship; Randolph Dick
ems, for gencrl progress; and Conrad Becker,
for best praciIc6. set. Henry N. COpp, The
president, awarded diplomas W the gradu-
atos, being seven young ladies and eleven
/ young men. Hon. John Eaton, Commissioner
| Of Education, read d lengthy essay on cduca-
ton; and Giaeo Greenwood elosed the cIer.
cises by characteristic address entitled
| Broom for Women The exercises were
varied with music from the orchcstra, and
tho young ladies and gentlemen, upon rcceiy-
| Ing their diplomas, were made the recipients
Of NUMEROUS bouquets prepared by their
| frichdh FOR the occasion. H#.....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

YERY NEARLY as good ~ Champagne, bet
ter than claTet and much moro hnnlihy than
either Is the Pure Apple Champagne Cider
sold by the Northern Produce Company, lOO7
In pinis aud quarts and sold by ule dozen q
case. PHO ||'lr- .HHa U
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

THR MAYoR IN HIS OPptCE-IIIs TIME
FULLY OunUPIED.--Aayor Emery was 5pslly
engaged all day yesterday In giving nudlelco
to applicants for Office or uioir friends. Few
eral delegations from the Filth and sixth
wards called 10 urge the claims Of rival cpi-
didates for the comnls-ionerships Of thdBe
wards. Many persons came 10 solicit up
pointments a. lamplighters, garbage colloet-
ors, &C., &c. Il Il understood that none OF
these appOlntmGnts vii DO made until The
more important Ofhces arc Med.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

An ANNIVERSARY sERvicE will be held tlts
afternoon, al $50 o'clock, at the church 1T
the Incafnadolf, corner Of Twelfth and N
streets at which addresses will be delivered
by Rev. DIR. Lecdr, Of Baltimore, and other.
The occasion Is the fourth anniversary. Of the
church, and the fifth Of the first missionary
service held for starting the parish.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

YouSd DEPREpGToRs ABREsTED.-Two
cOlored boys, named John Wellington and
solomon Copeland, were on fhundny mr.
rested by Officer Price, In the county, thdy
having been engaged In the practice OF way
laying aud robbing boys who had been sent
who were Of work near BrightwOOd. Tic
hoYn wero fined t3 each by Jnstlco Wall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18

LADIES will do well TO remember that
Davis, Sol Market Space corner Eighth
street, (whO has always on hand choice
stock Of goods Ia bis linc,) is sun selling
goods at very low prices. PlQN ny the ~
formation. III IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18


one set of pIladings, might be altogether an
ierent 1DII thpae they would require "a
ARDther state OF the pleadings. When tiH
| AnlendeA plea was made out aud fled II unight
he discovered that the Witnesses necessary u
sustain such plea were In California, aud Una
the deposltiOns taken under the judiciary Rc
could not be read before the eOuut TheI
had been put In their present prsdicameni
by the court not having up 10 hh time do
termlned whether the plaintiff. who was now
under attachment for cOnt1mpt Of court
should lie examined preliminary 10 the trial
aud II was q question whether he was In
condition 10 demand . vial Of the case.
Justice Olin said W, had looked over all III,
papcrs carefully having been requested TO dd
40 by his brOkhAus on the Bench, and d,
thought the whole proceeding under the rub
was absOlaA1ly void and Of no effect what
soevor. Rhs whole thing was perfect Out
rage " every respect. That was HIS Owa prf
yate opinion, but he did not base his AnilOI
IN that alone. The defendant wanted bp ex
anime MctiaTrnhan under oath, and parhApl
10 amend his pleading, after he foahd ou
what the plaintiff would swear to. Tint could
he the only object. That being so, the plain
tid belng now In court he would grant the de-
fendant leave 10 examine him, ana after such
examination allow him 10 amend hAs pleadtngt
as he might think proper. He thought thai
was perfectly plain.
Mr. Wilson thought the cOtTt WOuA sec
that that was only part Of the dlalculty Ia
their case. II was perfectly Mo 10 NE any
amended plea unless they had Inc witnesses
present TO support such.
Judge Ohm. In other words you want "a
call Mctiarrahnn As your witness, and "a
call somebody else 10 contradict him.
Mr.. Wilson. | have not sail so
Judge Olin. No; but ] say you may call him
as witness, and amend your ploadlngH upon
the theory Of Ills evidence. Then you may
call somebody 10 confirm him II You want 10.
Mr. Wilson. No, sir
Judge Olin. Then you want sOrnsb0dy
20 eontrRdiet him. Wen, that would be q
brilliant exploit.
Ms. Wilson. will not express any opinion
on the hrilliancy Of the exploit, but your
honor will see that II will operate very Inju-
riously upon my client from the delay aud
hesitation ON the part u tho court In deter
mining upon our application, II your honor
holds different View Oi this rule from that
entertained by Judge Cartier.
Justice olln. ] do not think he holds any
view