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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

The BO-oallod PeopIe7s AssooIalon oI tb'
Twenty-hTt district met last night az bali o.
the corner Of Ninth and - streets. Inc ~
tendance Of members was very Slim and by
actual count there were only tWenty.iour per
sons present, two OF the number being oolorod
men.
The gathering was called TO order by W. L.
CreaTy, and Mr.. Veins acted az secretary.
There being no busnegs before the club the
chairman introduced MeEsTs. dOOdhand, Brown
smith, Jones, Pierce and others, who addressed
the meeting In favor Of their candidate TO the
Legislature, Daniel Shanahan, AFTER which the
meeting adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

GRAND oPEHNa OF the grand new store Of
MEsARs GOLDMAN \ sTEIHBHga, corner Of
&c e Gents FurnishlBa gOOd'r pVRiFRn 70 80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

DT. Ralph Aullsk, son OF Commodore Aullck,
u. ;. n, died very suddenly yoatsfday evening
about O'Clock, while sitting 81 the dinner table.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

On Wednesday evening" about O'Clock, al
Captain A. W. Weaver, Of the u, s, n, and
his accomplished lady were about leaving the
navy yard In their phaetOn, the horse became
unmanngeRblo and ran away, oOminH In con-
tact with several Iron posts The carriage was
broken, throwing the Captain and his wife to
the ground, brulsing them considerably, The
horse was captured.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
Retaliation.

The INDIANA WILL VISIT
PCC9hOntGsl POcGhOntaIi at Theatre COmIqu'
tonight
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
Interior AdOrnments
WPR6I%EHe4fB3a s. BGph'EI6E EgInfE EIR fs
sYH KS vF sFhAt NJ gEIE afGs HEATING

Nothina . nnsotsd with our home. ~ health,
comfort and hAppineau oAa ju4hy command more
Important oonnldsrAtlon than the quality aud vital
ity Of the Alg, the eloment upon which chiefly de-
ponds the oKihlenoo Of thOsg In19t dear 70 Ne,
their lives Withln doors, Hence, the artificial heat
witch may maka that ar Impure heoomoa aubioot OF
r1raInoant Ti9llhoAnce he following are lev Of
Ia mary bulldlnGs where our AppAIltua 4 10 use
HoWAId unverSit- OonoorAn Art GALLERY, Masonic
Temple, Sapreme OjuTt room, OonKTessionAl Library
and RotundG 81 Uni I'd states Capitol MAllAoh School,
dsolilng, 1ATslIll Browns, ThoS J, DurancS Den.
Gee. BalIlSeh, GoVsIaoTs nspslon, ihnnspollSl
lam, baltimore. Send for descriptive circular aud
THR PARIS RANGE AND PARLOR SUN AND
LfGHTNIN0 HIhH.PLAOH HEATHltB TooslVSd
the premiums At tbs Maryland State Fair the fAiT Of
ths HalAnd lnatttute, and American Institute Fair
81 Now YORK. Thsg afo The best Ranges and Fire.
pElniipaI Dealers h WashlnEtOh, GSoIRStOWn and
AloIAhdTiA. aop2gm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

-. a''tt'o, t.'.o
Ire Demoeras went ratiying last nlHhI on
OApltoi NH, and pltohea thoir stAnd AZ the cor.
net OF flrst and EaAt Oapltol streets IN NJ H.
OrdWays back yard.
The tmmenss assembly numbered about sixty
persons, and the duloet strains rendered DY
lev members o. the Marine band Jailed 70 aug
ment the crowd: ,,,,-.,-.
MT. Charles 7. Harmon called tho meeting 10
order, and the following othoers were chosen
President, WIN. II, Langley vice presidents,
Oapt; Ihornton, J9ds0n y OullI Gso' W. MIL
lot, WIN; Enenn, mArtin moore, T. Il. Senmldt'
ShaTles Z. Harmon, John lrndet anu george
nounki seoretALles WIN; H. SheiVoh' IhomAs
blInh ana yhmes EntNisie. .s.,-...N,,,
MI LNngieyi on AoeepunB tne ehAlInanshlpi
invited those outside that had been chosen as
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

DOE'r FAIL TO SIZE Big Tree, Lone WOLF
Dog Eater, Black Beaver and tho Indian dele.
gallon, They visit Theatre COmigue tonight
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

and q streets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04


The work Of putting up the temporary sheds
for the use Of the market mon during the build-
ing OF the new Western market was began yes
tsrdAy by the contractor, Mr.. j, q. NaIlbr.
The sheds will run the whole length Of X street,
between Nineteenth and TWontieth Streets on
either side Of the old market building, and the
space now occupied by the market house will be
used as stands Tor market wagons. II is the
intention Of those having tho work In charge 10
suitably arrange the stalls and other AppertAin-
ings for the market as will DO the most oOnye-
nlent 10 the dealers. The stalls OF the old mar.
ket building will DO removed to the sheds, The
whole Is expected to be completed for occupancy
by Saturday next.
GOLDMAN Il STEINBERU, corner Of Seventh
and q streets.
BLACK CLoTHs AND DoKsKINs for ordered
work As purchase my cloths and dOesklnu
directly OF the importers 1 eau save the con
sumner one proft, Black cloth coats TO order,
from $50 TO ~. Black dOeskln pants to order,
from al to SIS.
Strangers are required to make deposits.
0EO. U, HEnHINg,
No 40 Seventh street northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

SEH THE INDIAH OBLIGATION at Theatre
C0mlque tonight, POcAhQltas POcahOntas |
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
GRAND OFENIra
OF the most extensive assortment Of
BooTs AND sHoHs, 7
Al one Prloo, and that very low,
BY
L. HEiLBRUN,
t02 seventh street, second door from u,
Ihtsllisenosr BuildlnE. ......
THE LIGHT-RUNNINa
"DOHRsTICy
Sewing Machine IL the best OF all. The perfeo.
tlOn Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, noiseloss, Tor more
hsafiJ sothAn any other shuttle machine self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
ali parts IL not equAisd In any other machine
Once, COS r street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. p. ADAMS \ Co, Agents.
II. HERHERT, al Seventh Stfos,, Just rsooivsd
n fine lot Of oysters. Ics.croam, cakes, and all
tho delicaolOs Of the season on hand. Nv
THE now Colonnade hotel, on Chestnut street,
PhiladeiphIA, Pa, is the most centrally located
hotel In that city.
LADins AND oENTLEHES, " you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in hrsLeiass manner
send thom 70 A. FIsHRR, olB Ninth street, Op.
poSIto Patent Ohloo. Tho Professor will give
you satisfaction without faiL
TIE Family FaVoFits.
The Weed Sewing MAchine-the mAohlno that
gives more general satisfactlon than any other
can DO purchased or leased on favorable terms,
at Company'S Agency, 4os Nlhth street In
A. NJ. TuBHAr, tiS Ninth street, IL selling
wall paper, window shades, 60, cheaper than
any one In the city. -r-.,
UsHyUL gAoTa WORTH EHowiH0.
THURsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder IL the
best Dentrince In use. II keepsthe Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound aud healthy.
Price 20 and 90 cents. H.
JoUvHEs Inodarous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior 10 anything known. Price 20 cents.
THoHFsoH's Pomade Optlme IL sNquiSite, II
softsns, beauties, and 6trengthsnI the hair.
Prioo 2b and 90 cents. AR
All fnr sale BY Drugrista.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04
THE OLD MILL.

A SERIOUS CONFEDERATION.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04


Another enthusiastic meeting OF the Grant
and Wilson Club of Alexandria county. va,
was held 90 Wednesday evening al ArnngtOh
Heights. The meeting Was called 70 order by
the hrst vioe PRESIDENT NEW, a. Roe, with
Mr.. John SyphAx, secretary.
After tranlaetiuE the regular routine busl-
ness, Mr.. :. u. Wlblrt called attention to an
extract IRON tho New York Tribune In refer.
ence TO the honorable Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives being q stakeholder OF tho
Credit MOblller Company OF America, and
stated that II showed cOnoluaiyely that the Lib.
erals must be hard up for campaign documents
when they have to trump up such ISLANDERS
against the character Of such men as the Hon
J. @, blaine.
Mr.. JohRSyphAx also made few remark,
IN which he stated that Of his own know ledge
lbavlng been 10 the employ Of tho Credit Mob.
Her Company during 1891 aud lBoa, and In po-
sltlOn whore no bad an opportunity Of knowingly
the statement was SANDER from beginning 10
end that the Hon. J. q. BiAino's name did not
appear on the records VI that company as n stock.
holder, 10 any manner, shape or form. He then
alluded TO the prospects Of Horace being elected
to stay at homei that the insult put upon the
American soldiers and sailors at Pitts6urg BY
Horace Greeley and bis secession pTOoliylties
was enough TO drive all Tlght.thln king aud
hOnest Republicans TO the support OF Den. Grant
and Henry Wilson In November,
Several new members handed In their nam Is;
alter which the club adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

THE WAR CRY.-Tho KiOWas, the UAmAnchos
and the ArraPahoes vislt PccahOntAs at Theatre
UOmlquo tonight
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

LADins AHD oENTLHnEN, " you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in hrsLeiass manner
send thom 10 A. FIsHER, els Ninth street, op.
poSito Patent Once. Tho Professor will give
YOU satlsfaotlon without nail.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

tO2 seventh street, second door from u,
lhtellisenoar Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

Ths Family FavoFits.
The Weed Sewing Maohine-the maohlne that
gives more general satisfaotlon than any other
can be purchased or leased on favorable terms,
at Company'S Agency, los NIhth street In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-04

A. NJ. TunHAN, tiS Ninth street, IL ceiling
wall paper, window shades, 49,, cheaper than
any one In the city. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
80. = ..sC I.1f Is y
PRE- IN JERSEY CITY,


Shortly after Ave O'Clock yesterday morning
fire broke out In the large lrame building used as
glass factory by GoeslinR 4 Co., at the corner OF
Henderson and Bay streets, Jersey City. Despite
all the exertions OF the nremen the building was
consumed. The tool shop and part Of the residence
OF Mr.. James Carroll adjoining, were also con-
sumed. Mr.. W. KNIGHTS stable was slightly DAM
aged. The flames swept across TO two rows Of BRICK
tenement houses. and the sleeping Inmates were
soon aroused. The scene that followed was one
Oh Intense Excitement. The woooen stoops
Mnu window cornices caught fire, and
Tue occupants were Wild with terror. Sergeant
Glklnson and Oaicer Eaton, while endeavoring to
remove some or the inmates, were Frustrated Dy
the neat and smoke, but all the occupants or tho
house were taken out Streams OF water were then
directed on tne buildings, and they were saved,
thougn the furniture was much damaged by water.
Goesllne 20. lose ABOUT fourteen thousand dol.
lars. which Is almost entirely covered by Insurance..
Henry CarroJ owner OF the building, $4,000, fully
insured; w. Knight $500; james Carroll $3.50 The
loss TO the city in apparatus connected with the
Jersey City Wafer Works, ana slowed away I'm MIR
James CARROTS tool shop, does not fall short of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

The Commissioners OF the Department OF Public
distraction ct IN stated session yesterday at Tour
O'Clock r. NJ, nine commissioners IN attendance
and President Smytn In the char.
Communications were received from the trustees
OF the various schools relative To salaries OF leach
ers, repairs or scnool buildings, &C.
resolution presented by Mr. Lewis, and
adopted by tue Board, provided that the salary OF
Alexander Montrose, Principal OF Grammar school
No. Il, be paid during the months OF January aud
Eebruary, the trustees OF the Tenth ward not hay
ing made provision for the same.
Resolutions were passed relating 10 the salaries
or MIR vanderpocl, counsel TO The Board and DR..
OSullivan, physician TO the Board.
The committee or investigation or the case or MISS
L. Swayne assistant teacher OF male department
OF Grammar School No. 10, who lately protested
against the ac.lou Of the trustees or the ward in
removing her To an INFERIOR position, decided tnat
her protest should be respected, anu tlit sne
should be given ner former position.
The question OF the proper age of candidates Tor
admission TO the Normal College came up AMI was
discussed with considerable zeal. The resolution
before the Board, providing that girls should not
enter The co ege before attaining their fourteenth
year, was opposed by Mr.. Smytn. on the ground
that me Board have no control at all over the
question: lie argued thai by The statnte law any
person at any age can enter any public scn0ol pro-
v1ed tnal the person eau pass the required cXaml-
nation. inc resolution HXiuI tue aye Of admission
~ fourteen was adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
HOMICIDE IN WASHINGTON STREET.
The Result OF Card Playing on Sunday
FI;ght Of the Accused

Coroner Young called TO 81 Washington street 10 I'm.
vegac the of death of Thomas Doyle who oied on
Sunday night under suspicious circumstances II appears
that Sunday afternoon Doyle William Murphy and several
other person. net IN barroom at the above number and
s, an9ns snls: card playing Sa4sss l1r
and inay accused him o. being the father Of neii.
sst, and patience length ceasng be virtue Murphy
struck Doyle on the head with HIS hs Knocking MIN down.
Deceased arose from the moor and going TO his sui
Quenty became nsensnlc and died In hour Afterwards
poaT-NoRTEN EXAMINATION.
Deputy Coroner T. j. T. Nsr,h maie post .nor,en, ex.
animation on the body and found large GO, OF blood
the LETT side OF the bran COMPRISING nearly the entire lett
hemisphere of the BRAIN In the Opinion of d.. Marsh
death due TO compression Of the brain from
failoD of blood, resulting from violence
Coroner Young viii hold an investigation in the
n day or two,
William Murphy the accused, having decamped since the
Coroner Young Issued warrant Tor hs arrest,
aud placed IN he hands OF the Twenty seventh precinct
police for execution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
EXAMINING TEE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
OFFICE.
The Judiciary Sn'i- committee OvcrIlauling
the District Attorneys OGicc-lnquiry Into
FlOntIng Charges Of Irregularity TO be

The judiciary Subcommittee OvcriaulinQ
the District Attorneys OGicc-lnquiry Into
Floating Charges Of Irrexulurity TO be
Instituted.
One of tho subcommittee OF tho Assembly Judiciary
Committee, consisting of three members-Messrs Straar
chairman, vedder and Hcntered upon duties pur
suant TO resolution of the Legislature District At
orneys once In this city, yesterday morning Tho resol
on which passed the 18th of February last sets
forth that whecas charges and have APP
pearcd In the public In and about the city York
against upon the Office of District Attorney OF the city
New York. resolved that the judiciary Committee OF
the House OF Assembly be directed TO Investigate the said
ALLE0ED ABUSES,
ana, In addition thereto, that said committee be
particularly directed to investigate the Office as
TO the number OF indictments flo therein for
what offence, the number of recognizances taken in
u Gs sa,a Sqcs o as hs9rs and efficiency thereof
best for The pubic good and that the said commlttee
as soon as prepared to 10 before the na Of
the present session."
department osamiued mp9tev the rnn rooms ~ me
ir papers and documents, and finally took their
tne eerKs room occupied by Messrs yandervoort and
sparke In closets ar9nnd the walls Of which stored all
for the pas. ten oyer and rermuer and
these ndsi%eni, ic ia tic District xernsys
and sup@ns. issued ia? qS Rs ocs
Ser case was tried the ndetmen! was stored in the
which were recorded The anal disposition each ase e
Assistant District Attorney Stewart explained the usual
mode OF procedure In where Indictments fond
and made complaint papers were very felueulv nj
from the magistrates courts
IN AN IMPERFECT YoRM,
and repeatedly occurred that the
dence in which, perhaps, jushed Indictment but not
eviction. confusion TO
obvate by placing memorandum them previous TO
ning them.
The District Attorney said that when thought by him
that there all the Indictment returned to
the magistrate. Mr. SparSe prepared annual statement
showing the number Of indictments trials sentences and
acqui,tais.
Mr.. Srahan carefully elamined the index books and
registers OF Indictments founi and the disposition MADE
thereof also the records committas
baed. &c, npd requested that Mr. Sparkes would have
ready this morning schedule OF the total of con.
vc,icns during the 1852 1870, 1871 and far
present year as possible Judge Garvin III h ne
shou.d be done, and declared h." -D,sca tbat thls
r y, power facilitate and Further the
.. tue comL.,so .@"n adjourned urth eeven
O'Clock A. NJ. to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
THE TWENTY.sECOND WARD SHOOTING
CASE.

Gus Condition OF the Wounded Nun.
On Tuesday evening difficulty occurred In
restaurant In West Forty-second street, In which
Pa trick Murphy was shot IN the breast by Peter
casey, bartender Casey made his escape at the
time and Murphy was removed by the Twenty.
second precinct police to the Reception Hospital in
Nlnety-ninth street. The police then went In search
OF casey whom they arrested yesterday morning,
and took him In the afternoon TO the York.
vile Police Court. Justice MCGUIRE who
was on the bench, remanded him back
TO the station house until further
evidence Is obtained. The BAH from the assaiianps
revolver entered Murphy's breast, but lis precise
location has not yet been ascertained because tho
physicians nave not deemed 1t Judlcious TO probe
the wound. The Injured mans condition IS said TO
he critical and 1t VIII he impossible to tell whether
or not his wound viii prove fatal for az least three
or four DAYS longer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
PIGEON SHOOTING.

A Pleasant Gala Day ut CrecnviIle-Two
Sweepstakes Shot by MISUNDERSTANDING
Prizcs-John sharp, III. L. Picrs0n and Il. ii.
ShOrb tho Vinncrs.
The grounds around Tom 1aylor's suburban re-
treat tie 'Ide Hour" at Gree nville, N. j., were
well crowded yesterday afternoon by amateur
marksmen, drawn there by the announcement that
two grand pigeon contests would take place. the first
being for diamond cluster pin. valued at 5000, and
the second for purse OF $25, gold, and
a sportsman's solid silver drinking cup.
Both OF the sweepstakes took place, the con-
teslants in the first shooting at five birds each
and in the latter at three birds each, q yards rse
SO yards boundary, / 4 ounce OF shot, from II and
7 traps There were twenty-iour entries for the
diamond min, several paying the entrance money
second time SO eager were they to possess the
prize 1t was won by Mr. John sharp. The second
sweepstakes had eight entries, the purse or gold be-
Ing carried away BY Mr; Il; p; Person, ana the
The day was exceedingly unpleasant for such con.
tests, and particularly unfavoraDle for an exhibit
and excessively cold. The birds SHOWN were among
the best trapped this season. The following scores
Will give an excellent idea OF the sh0ottng:-
THE DIAMOND PIN SWEEPSTAKES.
John Sharp, ]. l. ], Killed. 5.
s sap'ai aI 50sspns-i oEKsISdl q
Tom .. n s ., !, lAKuisS, 5.
" van NdiheupetE@i, i, o., 1-klIled, 3.
a. b CRAY. O. ], 0-Kllled 2.
George Ncsiuv-i, D. ], 6-Killed, q
J. p. Roberison-0, l. 1, 0-Killed, 2.
Captain Josephs second chance)-o, !. ], o.
Killed, 2.
Killed, q
G. ii. Wild second chance)-1, o, 0-Killed, l.
Tom Taylor ], 0, 0-ktned, l.
+. II. Shorb-0, o, 1-Killed, !.
James @. Bauvet-1, Q, 0-Kled, 1.
p. 5. Bogart-1, 0. 0-Killed, 1.
w. b. Ireland %, ], 0-Killed, l.
A. A. Dliven-1, Q, 0--Killed, 1.
Benjamin CampbeI-0, killed I.
Joe Tyson-1-Ked, /.
A. b. Cray second chanCel-0 1-Killed, I.
&c. r. Samuels Il, 0-.Killed, /.
sc. r. Samuels' second chance)--0, O--Kied, O.
J. p. Robertson second cnance)-0, 0-Killed, 0.
Winner-J0hn Sharp.
THE SECOND SWEEPSTAKES.
II. P. PIers0n-1, !, 1-Killed, 8.
f. II. SnorD-1, !, 0-killed, 2.
John SHARPE, /, KILLED, l.
q. II. Wild, o, O-KIled, !.
BenJamin Campbell, 0, 0--KIed, 1.
&c. =. Samuels'-0. l, 0-Kiled, |.
Captain Josephs-0, Killed 1.
James Hughes-0, 0-Killed, o.
Wlnncr-first prize Ii. Z. Pierson; second prize,
Il. II. Shorb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21
THE CUSTOM HOUSE INQUIRY.
"yomo Murphy Corrects Himsei
tioa OF Bliss.

"yom' Murphy Corrects Himsei:-Exnmina.
ton OF Bliss.
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1872
The New York Custom House investigating Com.
mt.ee met this afternoon.
Ex-Colector Murphy made q correction OF pre-
vious testimony. lie had stated that he nad re-
ceived letter from General Porter about
disagreements in the Republican General Conl.
mittee lie now wished to say on reflection, ana
alter conversation with General Porter that Porter
never wrote such letter. The letter came from the
Secretary OF the Treasury In his reply to Sena or
Casserly yesterday he meant to say that republt.
can n no held
POLITICAL RELATIONS WITH TWEED
was not tit to hold onlce lie did not wish to DO
understood referring TO merely personal or bust.
ness relations.
on being cross examined by Senators Bayard and
Cassery he said the letter from the Secretary OF the
Treasury was private, In which the writer inquired
House. Tae witness thought lie furnished the
q, n me saw Gsnera Porter
genmen and 0 there spoxe TO- MIN MIN aSos
having written the letter. General Porter said he
never wrote such letter. Bliss, who was one OF
written by Secretary Boutwell, for he had seen It.
He was one Of those VINO recommended General
Arthur 10 be his successor as Collector NJ the port
OF New York, and used his influence TO obtain the
favor OF the appointing power.
Of New York, being sworn, said, III answer to
question by the chairman, that he came TO
the Custom House the day Horace Greeley
was being examined, anu found him tes.
ti!yng 10 matters OF which he knew moth.
lag OF his own knowledge. Ito knew Mr..
Greeley made Incorrect statements, and he stayed
there the entire day. Many OF his republican friends
wnom he met asked tue witness to attend The ex-
ANIMATION before the committee lie assumed TO
represent members OF the republican party, as he
regarded this investigation as an attempt 10 make,
In some measure,
CAPITAL AGAINST THE ADMINISTRATION
which he supported, and as an attack on his per.
soDa friends. and therefore, he did what he could
gave circumstantai statement OF the causes OF
the trouble In the republican party In New York,
introducing the name Of Horace Greeley In the
connection and giving various names OF Tammany
republicans who were rewarded with ONCE under
the municipal government He was also examined
tor sa3s:S $llnsss Said is Vas snbpGnssd al his
own suggestion. lie had suggested meth
DDS and lines Of examination OF wit
nesses before the committee when 1t sat
In New York. lie had prepared questions TO no
asked and handed them TO Senators Howe and
Pratt. lie was acting IN behalf OF republicans IN
ana out OF the Custom House. He had been a
member or the bar Tor seventeen years lie was
examined at length relative TO his arrange
menis with John Bennett TO secure the Gridley
organization influence, anu confr med the statement
OF Mr. Murphy as 10 the scheme for defeating
Horace Greeley delegate 10 the state Convention
and the giving OF money to Bennett in furlherance
OF The object.
The committee adjourned until tomorrow at one
O'Clock.