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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

We shall make reduction Of rs "a cent. on the
the pIlees Of all ordered work 10 our tailoring
department, 10 order 10 run OF the stock aud
retain our Workmen. A. SANs a DO, /
Tailora and ClOthislp,
No alG seventh atfeet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

y WAlnN0TON, ID. o., June ~ Is7l
IN thu petition Of JANIS r. HKOwR, IL tam.
bridgeport, Mass, pFayirE for / he sItshtlnn Of =
Paiant granted To him on the aOlh dRJ Of November
ny, Tor an Improvement In Pips TOnRsi
TITS ordered that the testimony the case he p0aed
On the 18th dAyUf October neIt; that the timo foT
nhnE Afgnmenta aud tho hHAminoTa report be lmltad
y tue hth dAy OF hovambar nest And that said poti
uon DO heard GA The i1th hAY u RoyembeF nett.
AR person M AZ 90 poHa this sntoualob
hons N, b. GuHlI " N. tiommIsoi,na.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19
mUIS ms no GIVE NOTICE TuAT TuF M

THIS Is TO GIVE. MOTOR THAT THE SUR
soriber hA4 obtained from the supreme Court Of
the DiatTtotot JolumhA, holding special term
q administration on the peruOnA estate OF WFnarER
~. ApAhA, late OF Warrington county, ID, u. d.
ceased. All porsons having olAirps against the said
deceased arc hereby warned 10 exhibit tho same With
the youohers tbereof 10 tho subserboT on OF baforS
ne lhh dSy q July PsIt they may Otherwise by Law
GiVun under ny hand this 18th day OF July, Is79
bis.rulA' AdmirIstIsitI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19
CITY ITEMS.

sEERsucKuR, BANJO AND wmrE Flannel
SURE, for the soashofe, at
W. DEMorr 4 Oo's,
it3l Pa. avonue, corner fifteenth a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

I
as. ,,.-,,, - 49,.
citp,ppns y ~ w Dist,ioL pledge 70 our fellow
mit,Ins sf,., s D y, our continued and unro-
'IS',nh eio. ~ " Heeure such results,
-, n,ssy,p,d, t nat tho charge that those OPP
IA A. " rnono Worss are opposed
,.p ~ Y. ~ Wholly unioundod and totally
use h.si snat W are 10 favor Of honest and iudi
elous IN pToyeinenta, but that We are opposed 10
~ aaopt9a by the Hoard Of Public
" the oonhsoation Of the homes Of the poorer
anu midullnM classes
49,, h,l,4,,,y,a, Ihat Te lndorso the principles Of
tho Hon. John A. Gray 10 relation TO special
assessments, and declare that no member Of the
nsss,,a.ys assembly who voted against that
measure Dug n. 70 be returned 70 that boiy.
hssoipfd, That the oourfe Of N, p. Chapman,
~ Delegate ~ Congress from the District Of
Solu ih ipeilu neither approval nor respect
, hssotped, That he entire suhserviency 10 the
i,9atu o. fuble works and bis recognized com.
pnncly WIN ~ their schemesi his Interested
en9rus 70 thWart an inyestlgation, important
and necessary 70 the whole community; his 70.
.,stsnee 70 AZ attempts TO modify the danger.
gus ieAtnres o. the organic act and 10 secure the
elecuon o. oihcers ~ the people; his utter want
39t appreciation Of the general interests Of the
BlAtIlct apart from opportunities Of speculation,
nus ms Ialse pfetence q securing appropriations
made o5 determined on beiore his advent; bis
superoilious Indifference 10 aud offensive per.
.snal Contempt iQt the rights and feelings OF
snOss , Nho elected MN 70 the position ho holds,
y. hAVAt VIM ~ hNNAhHN
eaN 40 hlmost unanimous vote for ain at the
Tune OF his election and hts constant inter.
ference WIN the subordinate othcoa Of the Den.
eLn tOyernmenI pursuing and attempting TO
uINe ItOh enployment those who venture 10
express an opinion or dare 70 exercise a choice
70 fespegt 70 Distriot matters or for candidates
~ tne logl i assembly, ~ who refuse 10
aMu uppn w, " 70 grunge 70 the u0yernnr and
bosru 9i uolo MOtha render him unworthy
ap n. unnt 70 the kepublican party a.
1922 ~ ny, ~, - ,,,
stoipea' Ihht We repel Win Just Indignation
W. DIanu - pIeihlelltated lhlseho0d the base
Jiiy ~ ~ ~ nuat ln the interest," OF the present
Nv. ~ N9nkte.A any ~ membere OF the
DihIIio, boyeIhmSnt ig pnnd AMI deceive Re
pppalqan No'eIs thal the hepnbllean opponents
y, ~ u, a ~ tne boatu OF fnOnc works
49,. n ,,s Nv " VIC eieotlon o. ureeley AMI
y t' ~ snu " nIp5euy pnoolhn tnat We Htand
~ Wy IgSHnnM hepubllcan nOmlnations OF
1tA ., anu Mnsoh now and LOT tho iuture, and
VIII uPo w , ~. .ue uue ltiehnl o. 1Tant AND
,u N. up Nv, ~ hoheat anu Neil meaning
80 ~ w ,5 Dt'lVt ~ oo-oPeIate win " IN
III, g S,. yuoIt 70 teleem our olty and DIS
Ds, ,.ga rhut y. anu SoItuP,,oh.
publcan n,r,v ~ ~. y, Ihe re
p .,,l pary Ol tne Dlslrlct o. Columbia We
hnI oonusnh we aetion Of the lrregu.
hi.h ~, ~ p ahu seii,s,yled committee OF
n,an ,..,t n. vi tne os enslnle chair.
~ ~, y, eal ,ot PRIMARY eiecuOn on
/ =, az An,,,s, -, 'Dni. ~ suunyuuuu on lne
,,a,o 10 tsa.sas, 'i IN oanulusVo ,Vt uele-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFI0e.

~ 800 WARRINGTON u, a., dnly g. ls7l,
% the petition o. OHARLEs p. 3. WAEDwELL Of
Lake Village, Nov Hampshire, praying for tbe eTtep.
alon Of patent granted to him 90 the 10Th dAy a
March, 1851, foe an Improvement In ~ cuiAT Saving
hAchi. g. this application having been "a b.
act Of OonEresaAppnnyed Jnns 10, lA7l:
IL oTdeTethAt the testimony 10 tue case be elosad
on the 10th day o. September noIt that tho time foF
haG ArEumenta aud tha hGAninsT'a report 10 limited
70 tbs h day OF hspt mbsT neHt. and that said petit
AM person may opposs this sytensinB
tyilTh3N AZ ID LNGl1 kTsp % q, ,is.Inn.r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

" NAnnIHornN, u, o., Iuly ~, lS72
On the petition Of kHnJANiH n. kHUG, Of Olaye-
lAnd OHIO, pTaIinig Cor the extension oi ! pAtant
Efantsd 10 him the % daY Of Moves boT lsb FeiE
sued on the 4d DAY Of Oetober, i3Bl, aEain 90 tho
lbth aaI 81 MAJ, la1i and again Ia tToo al lSlnnS
numhs 81 respectively aol, 93a and 2Oa on the a6IE
ay ~ Jolly lah No, Hll bsing again Teis.nsd and
numbered t7hi on the 9Th dag % Mneh, i679 foT An
Improvement 10 hafrlHsratorat
u ordered tha1 the testimony 10 The he ooaod
pn the NJ dag Of pldber naHtl that the time ioT
hiaE AF{9psnta and the ktamineF's report DO limited
70 Tue llth day Of October neGt, and that sald
pstltion 10 heard on the laih dag Of OotoboT asEI
49, peFaou NAY oppose this sItonhion ~
lsIess n. y. LfGlErT, oounmissiSnoF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

~ WAHHHaTnH, u. a., June D. Is7a
uh Lha petltlOn OF fHAHCtH kTEHnfNH, OF HlnsdAia,
View Hampshire, praying Tor tho eItsnsii Of patent
granted w him 90 the "a dAy Of November, lHss
boilers ''' '"'
ordered that the tlnony In the eass be closed
90 iho lst day OF Ooiobsr mont that the tIms
ior ming Arguments aud the kIAmineT'a report 6S
limited 70 the llth dAy Of October most, and that
neIL ~ "'S ~ S'''"e'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

Corner Of New York avenue and Ffnosnth
street, pays six per cent, on deposits.
banking hours-9toA Saturdays, y To 4 and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

NOftOk-TO WHOM IT MAY OONOERN-Is
4 y ., hereby Elyon that tho administrator OF htH.
hhhf WhHAAh, late lioutsnast In the g7tb
seg'ment lllinula Valqutaan, not being able aitsT
IAN, two qf The bfRiheJg Hnd dlatFibntsaa q the
sstatl Of said deasdell I'LL proceed 10 distribute lie
elhaf heirs AroaTdnH 70 The direction Of the supreme
peart o. the Ds.tiqt q uelgmblA holding = special
o. lhem make move q the admlHatataT lhslT o. III
ghereahonta on or haiofa SATURDAY., thS nam
day q septsmbsT, A, .. ls7a. FRANK fRIGd,
hA'IhAhta AdmlnlhtIAte6
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

TwENTYFoUR AND HALF PER cEET Of
the 2, 900, 900 psOple within a radius Of forty
miles from New York City Hall reside Ia New
Jersey.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

-. WAhlIIFIT1lNl u, u, InIJ III, I'M
On the Petltion Of sARAH HiRTHOi6Hfw, Il New
York, N, ", oIecutTiT OF fr'dstIak IA. HATthoouISW
deoeAsed, prAJlng for tho extension Of . patent
Ehntsd To the sad Frederick II. bartholomew on the
WAtaF COssts; 'A
Il ord red that the testimony the oAaa be closed
% the 10Th dAy Of hoptabsf NEXT that the time Tor
nllH ATsumants and The kEAminsTs report DO lin.
hsd 70 ne sun aay septambsF merit, Apd that aaid
Any person may nppnse this eILansi0n.
UlAAdW n. ID. LktlUETT, IommlsalonaF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

YtstT
Wallach's
Dollar Store,
tei Pa. av., below National HOTEL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19
sIKtseAIL District Regular Republican
hlHeIIaH.


The regular Republicans Of the Sixteenth dis
trict met last night at Turner hall, on Neu
leIsey avenue, between Il and y streets, s, II
Williams, the president, ln the chair; X. X
BrOuner, secretary.
The CHAIR stated tho objects Of the meeting "a
be 70 make arrangements tor the PRIMARY cleo.
tlOn TO be held on the 3lst day Oi'ths pressni
month, TO select delegates ~ the nom ma lnR
convention for delegate to Congress-
On motion the club proceeded 10 nominate
candidates for the convention with the following
result T. Pardon, Joseph Flynn, s. II. viii,
llams, David Henson, s. p. RObertson, Joseph
n. west y. Il. West, and A. X. SWaggaFt.
Joseph Flynn suggested that the selection Of
Ing, and tho vote being taken on the motion, il
was decided In the Affirmative,
Mr.. Flynn then moved that n committee Of
three be appointed 10 select candidates, aud the
names 20 selected DO submitted 10 the club for
their approyal-agfeed 10, and tho CHAIR ap-
pointed X. X, BrOuner, ID. Henson and Win.
Fee the committee.
Mr., Pardon offered tho following resolutions.
which were adopted
RssOlVsd BY tie SiriseRh District Republican
CfHb, That We most heartily indOFss the nOmL
nation OF u. 3. Grant for President, and Henry
Wilson Tor Vice President at tho United States,
and We hereby pledge ourselves To render every
aid In our power 10 secure their election.
RSIOIpsd, That In tho future, a. 10 the rs IA.
We will give our support emily u tho regular ne.
publican nominees, and that this principle will
govern our action In the approaching election 10
the District OF Columbia.
Upon motion the executive committee was au-
thOrlIed 10 select a candidate Tor Delegate 10 the
Legislature and report at the next meeting on
the club, Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

THIS ~ TO GIYR NOTICE THAT TUE sun
sortber has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
ne district OF COLUMBIA, holding special torn
o. admn.trAiilngn tho personal estate II UHEs
sTlsdER, lAtooi Washington county, u. o., soeased
All persons having claims against tho said deceased
ArelefohJ warned 10 exhibit the same With the y0ue
q Jny nBtl they naY otherwise By law DO u.
eluiloi from all benefit ~ tho Aald estate, ~
Given gp1sL gly kApd tits al day IN Iuiy, Ism
rnIhofdY ~ br,NGkR, kdR,lnisITaiTiI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

BOLTERS.
HESfEBDAY'S SOREHELD
GATHERING.
Ordway and Ills Strikers
in Session.
WHO COMPOSED HEASSEMBLIGE
PuLL REPORT OF tue PROCEEDINGS
Temporary aud Permanent Or
gaRlzatlOn.
Committees aud RushiRg Platform, but
No Candidate.
ORDWLI HOXORED-ROSWELL SNURRED.
Views Of the several so.CaIIsd Delegates.
ONE WEEK SECURED TO FIND hin.
A Perfect Psrcs Of NO~IsaiIns Convention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19
JACOB SHINING,

VETERINARY SURGEON,
900 MARYLAND AVENUE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

placed In the chanCIl Of the Berkhampstead
parish church, ~ the memory of tho poet
OOwpbT, who was born In 'BeTkhampstead
England, aud whOaa father aud mother are
buried 10 the chaneol. The subject OF the
window is the Resurrection, beneath the CEN
trail figure being the poet with hands claspad
on an open Bible. On Que side OF the poet IA
tho Royal Paalmlst, and on the other the
Prophet Jeremiah. COwpeT's tame hares are
also included In the representation. The ln-
10 as follows "Wllllam COWpeT,
the poet, son Of John COwper, DID,, rector
Of this parish, and Ann, bis wife Born at
Bsrh hampstead, November 10, lT3ii died
April 95, 1900"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

A Perfect Pare. Ors NouIs,irps cOD,sutIoa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

View. Of the several so.rsusd Delegates.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

oRpwI HOSORED-BOswELL sSURRD.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-19

Committees aud RushiRg Platform, but
No Candidate.
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OFFICE l..
by &c p. ;si',nt IF e UHTed States Of Amsrie~:
PROC AVIATION.


Where's sat >-Fc ~ info ma Oh h~s b>e7
+ Ceived by me ION H's Maj Sy.'}e Enr -ror
O. Jap?1, Though al of.ic'c, comm ATOM
d'P res, under date Of tie md irS' mt, nat
no other or higher du.,-3 of -pr-lge o. mp t
s-e 'mpo ID or 'eS ID in ne - RS o re emp e
o. Japan upon VI rc's wholly on =
GERS OF the Ur'tc Stats, or upon the p odu >,
manr facsCr =, or merchant impn / in the
same rom the Unit j Sta or ON any foreign
cum, :, ian ere lev. d on Japan ~ ps and
the'r cf-goes in tie same ID undo: lie c.
cur nc =:
Now, therefore, I. Uly sos s. Grant, President
OF the Unit ed Sta'cs of America, by -tde OF
the au-'loIi. J ted a ne by an - o, Con-
Lees of the TWEEN .'--Or I r:y of M V, o Ie
tho sand eight hu16-ed ard tNen., sight, do
hereby dcclare I'd proc'cim that from I'd
al ,er the said Ie")nd INT, 90 orr as vessels
of the United States end their Ego shall be
exempt -Jm d. erin MAJ Dg 81, sTs Fforcsaid
any sIch du;. on Japan W - ent-r ng
the pc: - OF the Ur'+2d Stat =, or on te D >
duce, manr fac;Jr-s, or ne-chend'-e mp led
in sdch vessels, shall be diicont nue. and abol-
ish 7.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hp I'd and Co. ed the al OF the Unit ID 5 IS
II be { 7 ed.
Done at the city of Washing on the for, til Sry
of Septemi T in the year of our Lord one
thousand eigIt hundred and seventy
[sEAL. two. and OF the Independence of t lie
United Stat S of America the ninety
seventh. L. s. GIANT
By the President:
CHARLES H.. A ,g ere :. of State.
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AN OLD AND SANE MAN IMPRISONED FIN z
NFARs IN A LUHATIC AsYLUM.-We have Iken
occf sion ,yeral times - lite NJ IN the subject
of ths sc ~ N,stuuOIs in the Globe, but we r
ferIed TO those n Smansgcd iBa..-I Ons alb ,ad
and in o her stat b. IL ems that we m look
near home in regard a th mater. One of "a
inmates Of che Vermont Insane Sylrm at Bra :
tleboro, was recently disch" -ged on application
20 a corpt, aud Thursday hearing ok place
before Judge Shipman, Of the Ur' a 81 Gtes
ID S.dct Gov, i'm the sc of Rev. Pets m.
Shaw, en- old gentleman aged IS YES. who b.
b N confined for several yes in re We. ..
mont IL sane Asylum, on a pre- ems that he
WIS " Slne. The Durt saw no SOS VI in-
sar' -, and d'~charged him. Mr.. saw upon
being allowed an oppol unity y : We h-s
side VI ne case, denied lat lac had ever been
irSe1e, and said that lie was b. Stled OF 10 ia
asylum while be was on a visit = d. net, : u
the Nrrivance, IS he believ b, ola pr-'rl-law.
who had ant oil ofan annuity belon ng - ftu.
The superintendent OF he Sylum, upon being
% STONED by the judge, WIS Oblig ItD confess
that he had been very quiet ever since he had
been in fhe irs tuition, and that he had never
seen him commit an T. sane act ~ the five yea-s
lie has been cprtined there. IL was NJ IN this
statement of the 40 sides OF the case that tho
judge very promptly and properly ordered Mr..
Shawis immediate relesse. Aside lrOm the long
and ID loss Of liberty which Mr.. Shaw has eE-
pelienced he complains of gross III. eat ment.
And all this in New England State, Vermont
Boston Globe.
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Special NOTICES.
Notice..

The unexsmpled satisfaction that NATTAN,S
CRfSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city and
thr )ughout the whole country as evidenced by tue
steadily increasing demand for it, ind us 10 direct
e1ptclal and particular attention to the great fact
that by Its use you gain all the sd yantages claimed
LOT ire many poisonous compounds in use to wit |.
The estoration Of the color and growt of the hair
AID the speedy removal Of dandruf, without the
least possible ipJury-ss Crystal Discovery is pos
iuyely war. anted 70 contain no poisonous substa
neither Lead, Sulphur or Silver
Its perfe ct cleanliness is not to be lightly
overlooked it will neither stain the skin or clothes
In one is exactly what has been wanted
Tor long While Restorer of the Hair that may be
used without the fear that you are going TO have
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Lead Collie and various other
Complaints the result of the of lead prepare ions
ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor
General De pot corner ID and d streets n. W.
Sold py all Druggists. aug2f
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100000 CASH DISTRIBUTION.
y
The Grand TT Concert A Fixed Fact.
September 2S the DIsy.
Your Tickets Now or Never.

The vast sales 7ticke'I already made, and the in
crossing demand for them from all quarters having
deteImlntd the Trustees that the GRAND GIFT
CONCERT for the benefit OF the UBLIC LIBrA-
X Y OF KENTUCKY, advertised for sATU KDAY,
skPTEMBEk -, 1872, SHALL POSITIVELY COME
OFF On THAT DAY. WITHOUT PosTPONBNENT, the
mana ement now notifies ali who pect to part
ipate in the d awrg that they should buy their tick
els at once. Delay for few days caused many mo
want tickets at the concert in December last tn go
without them. Some living in Louisville waited
until sales were closed, expecting, no doubt, vt
poneinent, and then offered fifteen twenty, and
twenty five dollars for tickets which the day befoie
were offered to purch lsers at the regular price.
Others lyry at distance sent thousands of doll ara
by mail and express which got here AFTER sales
closed, ard had to be sent osck. These disapoint-
meEts need not occur again if the warning given
In due season is needed.
The drawing will begin precisely at O'Clock Sat
Of the Public Library building, and continue until
the one thousand gifts drawn.
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He who betrays another,s secret. becauss
pe rs quarrelled with him, was never worth y
VI tne sacrsd name Of friend; a breach of kinH
ness ~ one side viii not justify breach OF trust
Mr. n Sw eny. chr-ies Maloy and John
nsve We're RIO ely burned An New York YES
teroay, by ne explosion OF q bucket OF ben ziDe
on BARD ne Commupipsw ferry ,at Central.
Iney were clear 'ng pant viii the ben-.ue
when IL exploded.
The recent elections for member M c.r-
glese IN Brazil were ended with much Err
cifcment and disorder. Riots occurred Trae,..
were callsd out and several persops were hsyaaa
neted- The returns indicate that tie Coyeyn-
ment would have the n-jori.y in the next Con-
~ The Be-. N Mer.cal ana surgical .Journsi.
in speaking Of the public schools, a. Is: .Is il
not me 70 devise some Improvement on the
h-piessare, competitive system generally in
vogueT" The intelligent public viii be glad 20
oeserye mat physicians are discussing this i'm
0A farmer died I'm the western part Of
Peoria county, H., 4 few days ago, OF hydro
phobia- He yrs bitten eighteen yeas ago. and
IL was thought that the Late hot weather
brought on tue attack. His convul ions were
terrible, and caused much sorro In the
vicinity.
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The FOOD QCEsTIoE.-The high price OF
meat in England, which h~s led - riots dul NJ
the last month, the New York BuU,tiH .',ir :,
5 likely . exercise an important influence ON
our mP-ket Tor the future. The scP-city aud
high price in England, we are told, are not the
result of merely trarsivnt aud trarsif pry car =.
but are brought about by a combination of cir
cru stances of 6 serious character, whose i-fu.
ence. instead OF diminishing, y likely % increF
and lead ID still higher prices. AtOer ma, a 1g
these circumstances In detail, the edit Dr cais
attention ID the growing demand M IN re
0urces Of the L nited States, as seen in orr
vastly incre- sed exports of cheCse, tacOn aud
lard. This drain on our rCSOurc $, however =
met with an ample supply, Except Tor ba~ an.D
and 20 no advance IN prices : probable for ne
con- Nc gePr.
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Important Capture OF puuterfe-t
money and , rte al.

THE "QCEkR COLE MAFl EXPECT A GOOD
TIME WHEN GREPLBY Is PRg'IDENT.
Col. Whitley, chief of The Urited > .-ess5cret
service corps, received a lie .-er from one o. his
western detectives last week, announcing that
an unusually large corr "rfeitisg plot had been
discovered in St. Louis; rat the cornt ~ letting
plates, together with a large amount of unin-
ished stamps, printed ON them, had b N sent
north - be completed before being placed on
the mprket. Yesterday Col. Nh'tley's Officers
discovered the counterfeiting material at the
Office of W stcett's EXprC-s Company in Be pk-
u a: 1t was packed in large box, addr' ed
TO b. Slill. The contents consis, ID of two
plates. on one of w oh wss en-, aved tie OBJ
verse side of the fl V cent .fac,.onsl cus fency
notes, and on the o'her the r / seal Imprinted
on the face of the stamps. In ada on TO the e,
there was about So 900 wo. n of 1Dunterfeit
notes found in the box.
TIE FC LOWING VERY Ct iNGR LETTER
wes also taken -om beneath re pla IS:
Tell C.. ID DO his part of the work. We" .
and get even thing ready by the time Jonel
ii. Whitney Whitleyl gets pitched overload.
our Jack; Whitney and all OF the old f''es II
be discharged. thirk Sem. Felker or old Bi'l
WOODS win get Col. whitney's place, end l.
either oil them gets IL we will be all y. X. sght
side up. BE very carer al t.n see you. Ii we
don't get new crew 9tter the election - 1k
il Will be healthy Tor US 10 - TO Csuads. L see
Old Clock the other day. He is he tty, but
AFRAID II let me have that pre- so you wiz
have to get one made. Old Slate is dead. he
has not been well since Colonel W. gave
thinks lie will be all right when q. t. ,
the chair for four years, and Me. is Icigh. sned
half 70 death. L don Think he be amy &C
countwbtle Whitney is in Office. 1 don't Thin k
IN be over till otter the Fsir. j. A. STILL.
The plates and notes are pronounced BY he
detC ctives to be the best Of the nd 'ssu a.
They will be cent - the Treasuly Department
Today L. Times, 10.k ird
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-11

STRANGE SCENE AT TI.E MORgCR.-Nr .
terdsy morning a strange scene wcs enacted at
tie Morgue. The body of John Geri~ n. whi.h
had been found in GUnner's ran GA Sandsy
morning, was exposed for iden DC stson, aad
among he parti-s who IA lived, all about the
same time, for that purl bse, were a daugh' = OF
the decer sed by former wife, nov dead;
woman whom he recently mali ied and his been
living with a. her husband, and another woman
TO whom lie was msrried several years
whom he deserted so marrv tn -, AM
.oneu- ines O." .auv identified the body, ana
.Vtn rhe women exhibited considerable feeIing-
put teey did not appear 10 have any enn,' =
.owsrcs each other. None of tue pp-scs won n
lake charge OF the body. and IL ives sent - the
1oh. '~'s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-11
Two Railroad smc rh.Ups.

NEW YORK. sept ia spa IA com Nj
agra Falls says that yesterday morning lWO
height aims collided on the New York Central
railroad, three piles east OF Albion. demOlish.
ing bob engines and s'N loaded csus, bc>id =
producing fire, which br-ned other cars. For
lunately no one We IL iUred. l.. as'5N0l.
BoRDKNTowN, y. J., Sept 1.-Two fiat c. g
on the Amboy division OF re PeurSylvania
railroad ran on re turnout at FlOrenrr last
evening, in front Of the O'Clock train rom
Jno. Gun ,is, enoineer, jumped Of, andwas badly
bruised. The f-eman rems'ned on the eng ne ,
and e capped uninjured. No passengers were
injured. JhefrOnt platform of the baggage and
smoking cars was cTrshed. The passengers an A
baggage csrs were ,rausferred > another car
without much delay. The track was cleared AT
midnight, and Iairs are running as usual.