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National Republican., 1873-04-30
Janz General Ksent Warrington.

A LKxANDRlA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
IA A1lRs,AkD B2AR ,AkD SLEX{AkpRIA AND FiiRDB
Local trains for AeI andTiA leave as follower IA
y a9, I.sA ~ -, 10 49, II ~ m, u IS. 81 IS,
Local trains from Alexandria arrive As follovs
~. an, $50, sA ~, 10 -, II - a IN, u "a, La
Trains 9.Iksd thps connect with trains on wan
,9uANTlS9 secon,nodAgon leaves Washington
mn a n Z dailS snS{ s,iss sfseegs pppdsX 10.
Through lcfets 70 al hoinis souti and Scuth wei
Tor sale 81 the once corner Sixth and
avenue. and Thirteenth and Pennsy lysnia sycnua
where nAseeneera can leave ofdefn for bar
through 20 destinalion. RYcuiNtaoaa aoa0s'
ly10u General PASSENGER Agent
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RAILROADS.
WARRINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.

"AaH1NaTONA AND ONO RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEoisNINa APaIL
Two train, daily, eIe.,f Sunday, b,tv,.,, l,.,.
I:.sss ss sss$$ s.:.,..s !. :ns IA :
re ssals Ass%'V@ 1RcIss 4 fs..,Pa r IA Il ana
liN p m. sna arrive arrive a Rssshdri. 81 sB :. M m.
g ,hs9ash one Y Nas6lnEsp spn Sit6eui Chang.
nd dSio car u Bsit%6te snd foso%se @ DePos :,
n. NJ y. going through 70 hsmii bn without
nm i;s S,nr ,Ie fro% s .ns n
sy yS ;fnss sSd Sb SSS Wis
Y Ys$%pis.I - SSsEs ~ ssss' iSrseoSs slls
spiiI N' aensrai a "a nfs piesst kssS,
InRANeE, AEBxANDRih AND MANASSAS
" pouB1RRA RRAbbkRI2sPPiR bkII,Y PPiR,rss
Commanding TUEspAY, April i. is1s double
sS5 s h SSTs@
Siis SSf RIsS%SSa Ard sSSiS. and II the Inc to
ss:v ss:.S .Iss y MA. o%ss T%. TSy r
sPd Al I;is y p, ,nd ,sls tf..ns SO,nsg Kps aud
KInyss 4 LJnch6afE ~ " ). m, and . < m;
fssssssi Tor Ssnssss 81 DO issS ss1su,h
Ss NJ SSy sSnsssy ssS
leans, changing onty n Iynohbuw.
buy tickets Al 60 pennsy lyAniA ayenue, Washing.
M r 9scg ct AlsIsndriSI corner Of KING and
knois Omnibus Line make. rarid connection be
,wssn @ y sa,imSrr rnd Ohio railroad depo, and sev'
Brestiss, aud supper on ferry boats for through
GEsia JIM BRoADus, O. ia,
RALTnSoRR ANDPoToMko Raj ROAD.
bEPor ooRNER sIkTH AND D STREETS
TRAIss LEAyE' ron TnAfss ARRIVE At
BALTIMORE; : WABH1N0TONt !
- m, Niagara En.l - .. m.,l Western Bx.
press, daily, --.I.yl presa, daily, eIoept Sun.
lis a m, baltimore MAil,l day
daily, except Sunday, So m, MAIL daily. en-
10 - J. m., Western ElI espt SUNDAY,
pres, dshy. episun- II ~ ma Western IN.
n1s n M, Baltimore ko- so D. m, Psciho Etprcss
oornmodatlon, daily, en- daily, eIcet4 sunday.
eept Sunday. Iaosp. m, daily
pres. daily, etcept5un1 ton. n.dsny,stooptaandaJ
E =. M. Western E,- .Ig 10 9. +.
preaA daily, ."... .|#'
.. ....
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pRoIOsALs Foh IApl0yING RIVERS AND
Il uARBORS
U. 8. HHoINEEA OTyioE

U. b. EhoIknmh OTHfoI,l
. (. - pOhTLAND, NE, April 10, ISt1 I
Proga.Als will b Es@0siEcd @ 81 thii once until 10
pert Tor imPrOyins the following named river and
l. bosfoS HARBoB. MAssloHUsErTs. For
about 7s,ooq ,ou6io yards Of dredging ou the
Upper Middle Bar; also, for extending the
granite seA-wAl on Point A1erton about 30
Ilne.r feet, aud that on Long Island Head about
q PoHTTIND HARBoR. MAINE For about yb,OOO
nm, enpio yAras n dssdgins n the inner hArbor.
Qf about BB cubic yar,is of sunisn Iedse And
for the excavation and removal 0f about 6s1s
mel At aud near HanGor,
Pofsons desiring 70 make proposals for any Of the
signed 81 hla ofhcs, No II Olapps block, Congress
strest, P2!tland, Me- OF At No. Bnllnnch street
nation concerning the same
The undersigned reserves the right 10 reject all
nids yhloh In his opinion arc not Also
the hid OF any person who In his belief will not
fsthiuly' promptly and sAtisfActosiy peItorm the
sps Hisut Col Of Eng, Dyt. Brig. % ds1. o. !. Army
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HotsE or nErREsESTATIyEs,

WANHtN0TON, d, Q Dec. 30, lNl. I
NY DEAREST WIFE: This afternoon 1 am yery
tired aud weary. How I long TO be with you,
and at home around the supper table with our
dear Louise, Amelia, Charley and the comical
young Joe. one moment with you, my dear
wife, would compensate for all the Bo-cAlled
pleasures Of Washington. I've no taste for them
Everything here Is cold and heartless. Give me
my home and my wife. God bless you, my love
and with me he Impatient for the Attn of March
and the end OF this awful burden. TIL then
pray for safety.
Ten1erIy anI nuectlnnateIv vours An
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Tho Current Topics.
tio-OuT stylish, well-made suits at 90.
t0-Selllng daily large numbers-eio.
tlO--of business suits AZ $40.
ttO-ReceIylng daily large shipments-N0.
ti0-of fashionable euits Al tio.
ti0--ByerJbody Is pleased with-no.
ti0--our wel-made suits at tio.
HLnLH BRoA
Fashlonable Tailor,
Corner seventh and ID streets
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Bazaar, No. 1908 Peansylvsnis avenue.
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john QUINCY ADAMS SOFA.

The sale Of seats having been completed, the
crowd, with the auctiOneers, adjourned TO the
nOOf below, where the bookcases, writing desks,
Washstands aud carpets were to be sold. They
were all well enough in their way, but little or
no historical interest was associated with them.
But at last an old sofa, battered and torn COW
cred with worn and ~ blue plush, was reached
ThAt WAS the sofa on which John Adams died
and it was supposed that among MassaChusStts
men At le ASt there would he lively contest for
the relic.
some twenty-five years before his death hIs
father aud Jefferson expired on the same day.
and that was on the hftieth anniversary on Amer
ican Independence. The sofa spoke 10 ali with
" most miraculous organ, aud yet no one eemed
70 recognize H. and so Il passed into the hands
Of a second hand dealer for tl9. Watched I
Eighteen other sofas sold Rt sums rangl z from
SO 10 go. There were four beautiful b0okcRies
Nj, bell got one for s9D, Z. Il. Whselsr one for
40, A. Gadds one fuT $40, and Mr. Whluner one
Iss n '"''',I'V coat slOO each, and
were almost as good as new.
TWunIy -Oae clAlIu we're sold In lot 20 Chen
noNith for l2T, and thirtJ-seyen 4eck-(iek chairs
% one o. the long tables, such a. aEe used in
the committee rooms, for t9i; Mn. bsverdge
tWo-- me foF lis and ono for on. Rothwell Got
one ios 80; Haupunan one for to.ooA aud Dr.
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This old chair, which, II II could write It's
autobiography, would tell most wonderful tale
was an object Of great curiosity. Here we would
be glad 10 pause and write up sonnet hing Of It's
magnificent history. II was bought by James
WOrmley, and he got II cheap at 90. This chair
was made In ls28 by Robert X Boyd and has
been occupied by the following Speakers; Henry
Clay, John w. Taylor, Andrew Stevenson, Henry
hubbard John Bell, James X. Polk, X. NJ. 7.
Hopkins, john W. Davis, II. C.Winthrop, Howell
cobb and Linn Boyd. This chair has not been In
use for the past six or eight years, but was pur-
chased at sale At the Capitol few years ago
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Our Custom Department.
nnaaf autaaalva marrha Mt taIlorii

GIVING TIIK MECHANICS Toots At cost ought TO
bring them TO the BaEaar-loO0 Pennay ylyanll
ayenuc--of NJ. n. Prince.
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l'TSI%I % ny Sg, coI6aBiI. THH ab fa DAY Pta "
r ,"A, , s;:s%, o;:I.s, 90. :. pp rqaD Do.l., !.
ss'l loth S.y p RErH IBciiss 3. Ss ss
cause {pet q lot one, In Peter beatty, IhTelield
fsa afsa sad9a hana g % Ps9nl.
sonpASd With The tcrms 81 ssie z 4 w tbe court,
les oguss 70 the cohirary be shown before the tenth
day OF sAid tqrn, the SAME being the ffteenth day
~ NAY provided copy " this order DO published
10 the DAILY NATIONAL REPuBLIoAN once q week
- "A. wY1IIE, Justioe, &C.
GARTER MkRBuRY Bolicltor.
BsL'P' WibLisSs. Assit 'thsS cisSs. '''i apawsw
pRoiosALs FOR iaPltSyiNd EIvEKs AND
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Tukr say these arc hard times, but n you
would have the time pass pleasantly the mnslcnl
tick Of one OF Princes clocks drives sadness
away.
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Corner seventh and B streets.
Bsys' Cls,hi.s

wHrE suIurs at lees than manufacturers'
prices, al IOOo Pennsylvanla avenue, fripces
basaAr.
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LADIES SIX UABKEILGs. paragon frames and
good quality, at $50. Look elsewhere. and then
call AT prince'a BaxaaF,
National Republican., 1873-04-30

LADn,s, TRUNKS AND sATCHEIs, MEMS
SHIRTS AND UNDRRCIOTH1NG; COLLARS,
HOSIERY, TIES, &c, AT VERY Low PRICES
'oRcAs sss SEVENTH STREET n NoRTh%Ksr. ii hf%
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ncAnhln.

rTS. IL I SAs.s ys.Ss i ;D.% aS saFs sss e. e g po'
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National saviass Hank,

NatIehn1 SaVfnRs Hnhk,
corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. BANKING houS TO 4; Satur-
days, 10 and 10 9.
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Faulticss at;
~ Fashionable cut;
Best workmansblp.
The largest stock OF piece goods;
For coats and vests
For pants
For full suits.
The lowest prices for ordered goods.
HABLE BKoa,
Fashionable Tailora,
I Corner seventh ahd ID streets
National Republican., 1873-04-30

DEAR CHARLEY; I've lust wnlten my vile.
Have got rid Of the blues. win meet at the
National at 8. She will have friend with her
The theatre FIRST. That will be tame. wine
supper afterwards. That will make the beauties
lively. Shake the stick with you last night lie
must neither see nor know anything. You are a
perfect "ApOllyOn." IL won't cost much-A fan,
a pair Of bracelets will settle the hash. IN 20 q
watch and chain on mine.
Yours, Till death.
The above two will serve as specimens. They
are ali alike,
National Republican., 1873-04-30

For tho Boys
g. A Good School Suit, for %.
S. A Substantial suit, for ..
s., A Well-Made Suit, for %.
HAnIL BRoruERA,
Fashionable Tailors,
Corner seventh and ID streets
National Republican., 1873-04-30

The gRxsr ENoifsu RknxDY for Cont and
Rheuma tism. AL sufferers from the above com
plaiuta e.thd OF recent or long standing, are ad-
vised % use bkirs aout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be- relied upon A. the most pafe aud
effectual remedy ever offered " the public, and
have been uniVerA hly used IN kurope for many
fRour 4 HARsANr, 1 y Strand, boudou, knrIand.
and sold by all druEgA 'n.
Smyrna times., 1873-08-06
Maryland & Delaware II. II.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On nd daffar Mav9 traiu will Yun n,

All Freight be stations at least Thirty
3Ol Minutes before starting Of Trains otherwise they will lay
over twenty -four hours.
Freight trains will have Passenger Car attached and will be
| subject TO delays incident to Freight business
| May nth. 1873. J. l.. CALDWELL. Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1873-08-06

The Mixed Train will subject to delays incident to
Freight BUSINESS aud will stop only at Stations where time Is
given.
New Castle TransLeave New Castle Wilmington and
Philadelphia at lao, H. NJ. 625 p NJ: Leave Whining
ton A3O A VI. l25, $50 z. Nj for New Castle. -.
Sunday Trans.-Ieave Wilmington for New Castle $40 A. NJ
New Castle for Whining ton 800 Z. NJ.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-AddtiOnal to those above
leave Smyrna for Clayton 1884, A NJ and 133 p NJ Leave
Clay Smyrna $40 A. NJ and 200, p. NJ to make con
with and from Dover and Stations SOUTH
|. CONNECTIONS.
p At Townsend with County, and Queen Anne
Kent Railroads. At layton, with Md. Del r. r. At lar
ringtOn with j. n b. II. r. A. SeafOrd with D. d. X.
At Delmar with E. 5. K. r. and WyeomeO & POcomOke r.
ii. f. KENNEH, Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1873-08-06
THE CHAMPION
REAPER AND MOWER
The Subscribers again offer the
CHAMPION

10 the farmers Of Smyrna and vicinity. Their past
perIehce fully cOnVnces them that this is the best
machine. and they therefore prefer TO sell 1t 10 any
other N the market
1t is successfully COMBINED MOWER and
REAPER
Its Durability and Freedom from Breakage il
admitted.
Its Light Draft and COmpactness is also admitted.
Ii can be used Self.Rake, Hand Rake ol
DrOpper. and a farmer who owns one Of these ma
chimes has all he needs now his grass and reap hi
grain. Farmers who own other Reapers have 10 buI
Mowers aIsO thus having the expense Oftwo ma
chimes. The Champion is therefore the cheapes
machine. For Sale By
6. w 4 s. TAYLOR,
Iron Founders g. Machinests,
june4-n Smyrna, Del.
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GEORG ETOWN.

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr Jas l.. Davis,
real estate broker, OF Georgetown, las sold for
/. Ohutt, house No. 100 West street, to Hugh
MastersOn, for SIS 900.
STREET INPROvENEETs.-The wood pave
ment has been LAID in Washington street be-
tween Bridge and Gay streets, and Congress
street, from Gay street to Bridge street, will be
finished with the same this week. Bricks are
being deposited on Bridge street, from High
street to the market house, for the sidewalks.
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Kitty Ann has
arrived from Alexandria with / 200 bushels of
wheat for Hartley & Bro, and the canal boat
Il. Talbot, with 500 bushels of corn for Hart
ley q Bro, which was sold 10 arrive. The boat
Medley also arrived with $500 bushels wheat
for Hartley & Bro, and 900 bushels of wheat
and 20 barrels of apples for II. Nj. Talbot
Loo bushels of wheat was also received by F.
.. Sellman by the canal boat Monocacv, arr
Jos. &. Jno M, Waters received 400 bushels
of wheat by the canal boat Irene Mott. The
only sales reported to-day were 400 bushels of
wheat at 81 Goa Sl.62.
The RECEIPTS of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal company for the week ended October
18th were: at Cumberland, 81 1872 ca; George
town, $4,000; WilliamspOrt, S335.22; Han
cock, S1Z53G; accrued revenue, S13 3jO. 81, boats
cleared, carrying 249iG tons of coal
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ALEX AND RIA.

A BIGAMY Casa grand wedding came of
in the fourth ward last night the parties to til"
ceremony being VIM. Majors and Matilda
Washington, the fJTmer So and the latter -
years ola. The nuptals had just been cOnsum-
mated by Rev. Henry Marshall, the brides
cake was cut and distributed among the happy
guests, when in walked Jefferson Washington,
an old man about G5 years old. with warrant
for the arrest of his wife, Matilda Washington,
charged with bigamOusly marrying one VIM.
Majors. The parties were locked up for the
night, and this morning they had hearing be-
fore Justices May and WhittleSey. when the
following facts were ELECTED; JEFF. Washington
was legally married to Matilda about 80 years
ago and has had eight or nine children by her
Majors has been staying with her of and on for
three years, and as her first husband was getting
rather old, she thought it best to discard him
while she had chance to get younger and
better man. After thorough investigation of
the matter, the justices committed Matilda to
jail for trial at the January term of the corpO-
ration court, and the others were discharged.
Matilda says she was never legally married to
Washington, but several witnesses testified thai
she was. All the parties are colored.
ESCAPED FROM THE CHAIN GANG-While
the attention of Capt Warning commander OF
the chain gang was diverted this morning Ben
Boswell a member of the gang, managed TO slip
his ankle bracelets over his foot by taking the
shoe of, and made good his escape. Capt. w.
has hunted high and low for his truant follower
bnt no where is he to be found.-SsRtiRel las!
sCtninQ,
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THE COURTs-


CIRCUIT COURT, Jadss NacArtAw-ro-dav.
York at. wnke.; lssve to ME amended Declaration
Lewis agt. Hoinesd; on trial
Bronson and James Moore, forfeited coiistersls IN
charges Of dtsnrderly conduct. S.lv Magruder
Dso1 ehsrsed WITH last sTSos T INN Ees
son was fined Ss for profanity. Timothy Costello,
Dillon, Henry aisher, MsitSes Psp s'sss p si.s
mclaughlin, same charge: IS each.
Thomas PIowmsne i Charged With wib maintaining
shn; s The question was raised by the court
Responsible Tor nusances and the ion he
70 Nh imp an q taken Zen
me pr pertg wseTeon TIE pnisance l. seg to
nni, snse; ss Mary o'Dell was fined SIS for
bs,s9s a. NesmylIa Was charged with assault ard
chine, Tor which she wsf make monthly payments:
tss S Ss ssm 60 sen5s ,he was 10 arresr.
90 to take the machine away, when she resisted and
the door, leaving MARKS Of his ns en bep
= ~ produced AZ agreement, wherein the com
law in the Of default of payment The ,ndSs
said his emedy by civil process ard that he bsd
Garter CHARGED With the Larceny Of dog fram
Ghcer Rains; SLOAN appeal was taken. Charles
ann battery on Henry Jessy; $40 each.
Rots,, s saihsaSIH as BGzwEEN COUNSEL,
larceny of two hundred feet IS lumber vsu d az So
from George Follansbee. Justice o. s h Wal
counsel for defendant, pleaded guilty for his
client when Mr.. q. T. Gloss, pro-ecu ing attorn ~
raised The point that Justice Wall ~ho had issued
the warrant, had NJ right TO play tn part of LAWYER
and III support cited an old Mary land law wherein
the penalty Tor sodOing is 3OOs pounds OF tobacco
ACT OF 5I5- page 1853, ThOnpsUn's Digest
Justice VI all - Your honor, desire, before pro-
ceednR, TO MAKE some eN PLANTATION with reference
to this Young gentleman who acts as prosecutor aod
to an insult le hiss offered outside this court and
winch propose to settle at Spother time and
place. VA"
Mr.. Closs-"I ohisct to such statement being
made IS to nv character officer to this court
Aiy only object 10 10 make point 80 the legality
CT such q practice -
m6tted practitiouer ct the barr
Justice W all IL am, your honor"
The Court after looking at the law - M Gloss
the law seems to be plzn, but your only remedy il
TO proceed against Mr.. W all under the Law cited /
shall Sermit him TO defend in the case y
Mr. .Sloss livery we'll our honor my only oh
Ject 10 20 test the legality Of such Practice
. Mr.. Nal.-"YOu can COW present your case Mr.
Gloss, ' -"''
Mr. Cioss 1.-The case is siready before the court,
and such permission is atLitous on your part -
After the testimony was he ard the court imposed
fine Of $50 and costs, or sixty days in Jail
James ii Jackson, charged with "a nameless and
grossly indecent offence in the Capitol grounds;
lined $50. '
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Condensed LoeaIs

From j. &. Parker and frorl Robert BeaIl we
have BorPsr's Weekly for Novsmbere, numoer
Those wanting fine teas and groceries at low
rates should consult the advertisement Of VIM.
y. Given, 1fO4 18th street.
The CLERKS of the Surgeon Generals once
Yesterday subscribed a handsome su@ for the
relief of the Memphis sufferers.
Gen. -. o. Howard delivered his lecture on
the Battle of Gettysburg, at Mt. Pleasant,
last evening.
Col. VIM Wall, A n. c.. oz the staff of Gov.
Shepherd forwarded his resign Ition to the gov
ernOr to-day.
A dead male infant was found in an open
sewer at the corner of 9Th ard G streets north
west last night and taken to the 9TH precinct
station, a. the corner of LIST and streets.
See announcement by James Y. Davis cons
Of new and elegant stock of ladies furs at prices
10 snit the times. Their superb stsck embraces
all the most desirable ST. les in vogue.
Collector Slater will keep the tar Office open
smOrrOw until O'Clock y. m =. and will allow
, per cent. discount on al payments made on
his year : taxes.
The mechanics employed in making the stalls
the Eastern Market house having received
their pay ard resumed work the standf will be
completed and the market permanently opened
CR November 18th.
We would call the attention q. those inter ested
an the sales of real estate to the advertisement
az MessTs. Green & Williams, suctOneefs. of
that valuable piece Of property On East Capitol
street. between ID and Sd streets, 70 be offered
on Friday, october SIst, at 4 O'Clock p. m.
The funeral of the late ndrew 4. Tinney q
prominent cOlOred citizen Of Capitol Hill. for
merry in the City Councils. and recently en-
ployed under the Board OF Public Works, took
place to-day from Israel church, ana was at
tended by large concOurse OF people.
James Partridge, an inmate of Soldiers Home,
died suddenly Yesterday at the house Of Mr.. Lsl-
ligu, on Rock Greek Church road. and the cor
oner was summoned but held no inquest. as be
was convinced that the death was caused by
excessive drinking.
Prof Henry presided at the meeting OF the
National Academy of SeIenes in New York
yesterday. Prof. LOOMS, of Yale College, read
\ paper on the weather maps OF the United
States Prof. Gill, OF the Smithsonian Institu-
tion, followed on the relation OF the different
classes Of yeFtebrates.
A German, past middle life, is going around
this eity with papers representing that he was
in the Union army, and is now in absolute want.
Yesterday Justice Walter offered him food and
pay If he would do 4 light job OF work and he
moved of in another direction, preferring to
beg rather than labor He gives the name OF
HID.
certificate Of incorporation o: the SOcieta
DE CniOne +. FrStellanZs ItGiana in Washing
tor (the Italian Benevolent Society. was filed !
IN the Oftce of the Recorder OF Deeds to-day by |
Dominica /eTega. Angelic Sheselli. Marco !
-ameazi. Antonio Bregazzi. Frank Phillips, I
Joseph Cato, JOachina POcilIs and Giovanni
halatesta.
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BEAT."-A confidence operator using the names
OF Briggs, Thomas, and other aliases, came to
Gilman, ILL.,, on Tuesday of last week and rep
resented himself as William Goodman, of Yer
million county. He got in with the cattle men,
bought about q thousand hogs of farmers, and
cut a big splurge. On Thursday, after banking
hours, he represented that he had deposited
SIC, 600, and on the strength of this representa-
ton borrowed from number of citizens vari-
Gus Gums, from IS to S2S5, then hired a lively
team, and left town. short time after his de-
partuTe there was lively farmers movement
in Gilman, which resulted In the captu re of the
operator. On Monday he had trial in the
presence of q courthouse full of victims.
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THE Posi- OFFICE MONEY DEPARTMENT.
Gen NJ. La Rue Harrison, OF the money order
department of the post Office, states that the
effects OF the recent panic have increased the
amount of remittances through the post office
money order system from twenty-five to fifty
per cent. The orders paid in St. Louis rose to
the amount of S2l 600 in one day during the
panic, and at present they average SIS 900 a
than $4,000. In Cincinnati the increase has
been 81 900 per day, or from SO 900 to $4,000.
In Chicago a similar increase was experienced,
and arrangements are being made by the Post
master General to extend the operations of the
money order system, as well as to establish
national savings institution, of which all first
and second class money order offices shall b.
branches.
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RESUMPTION OF CURRENCY PAYMENT IN ST
LOUIs.-The banks of st. Louis all resumed
currency payment on Monday. There was no
excitement, and no signs of a run anywhere.
All have strengthened themselves greatly since
the suspension, and some report twice as much
currency as they have on hand in ordinary
times. Some bankers say that there is at present
banks at present than they have commonly in
their vaults. Nine hundred thou sand dollars of
the 81 100000 clearing house certificates have
been retired, and the rest will be withdrawn, it
Is thought, without trouble. II things go on
quietly for few days, it is hoped that discounts
will be made as freely as they were month ago.
Exchange is sold at LILO TO K.