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Tho Wisconsin Senator'S Defense OF
the CrcHlt m0bilfcr Affaix md the
Sn1ary-dsrub--17oIE IHi4 Conxtitucnts
We're Affected.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JANnsv1LLE, Wiz, June 2G-Not to e1cetl $50 poo
pie llstenod to Carpenters speech this evening, fully
oao-haH Of whom wore ladies. Tho effort pro-
dgous one, tic abest Of the Senator's life. 1t occ-
pied two hours In delivery, nnd able argument
in Qualification Of tho Credit n1obiler swinde, In
cEcasa Of pay, and back-grab. Never before wna an
equal amount OF whitewash wasted In short time.
Tho Radicals In tho audience wore dumbtounded at
Carpenters impudenco In hhou1lering Ill the inAmous
measures Of tho Forty-Aeconl Congress, and aat ~
mute o. atone, excepting whom tho Jokes came in.
Ills excavations OF the press and particularly those
Congroasulen who returned tho bkck-pay WAS OF tho
most scathlng character Ho addressed about half hs
speech to Congressman Charley Williams, who occll-
pied soat tho aage, as If he were tho only ono
who could fully sympathize with and appreciate the
effort. II any attempt was made to pass res-
olutton commanding tho Senator's course, It
nliBerably failed, a. the mo,nont he
oosed tho crowd loft tho hall as solcnnly "a II they
had been at funeral.
Tho prevailing opinion ia that the speech Will dlvdo
the Republicans here. Say what he would, back-pay
and Crodit h1ober rose like ghoats. and tho spsech
waB by means satisfactory to tho honest faccs b.
foro him. Tho ta1-payors did not want to hear
him. aa not oyer 200 were present.
tr. Carpenters speech will be found tho second
pAKe1
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FAILURES.
Suspension of j. III. Daniels, Bank Mt
Wilmington, IIl.---Lurgo Liubili-

Suspension of j. ID. Rbnnic1E, Bank Mt
Wilmington, IIl.--.LnrYo Liubi1i.
ties.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, Juno 26.-The private banking house Of tho
Hon. John II. Daniels, at Wilmington, thla county,
closed this morning, liabilities about $25ooo0. The
announcement crcated groat deal Of excitement in
Wilmington, whero large number Of hiB creditors
reside Tho immediate Of his closing Is h cfact
Tint he had guaranteed the payment Of $4,000 Of tho
Kaukakeo River Improvement Company bonds,
tonaf fuct that few days ngo he received letter
from the Treasurer Of the Company in Boston, saying
that tho Company would not be ablo to meet Its July
interest. This failure ou The part Of tho Company 70
ton, and made him responsible to the bona-holdern
for tho $50,00o on July i. 11o did not feol ablo
to make , 1ueh az , advance for the Com
time, hence, through tile adyles Of counsel ho closed
business this morning. Last evening few OF ha de-
positors and other creditors met at his house, by Ills
invitation, and after getting full showing Of his
smaller creditors Ia bcat they could, The
notice Of the failure promptly appeared this morning
In hand In which 1t Ia sat0d that Mr.. Daniels
aged, at leaas rs cents the dollar. Among Ills prin-
c!pal creditors by depoat ares D. o. Cobb, hr. Wetse
J. D. Henderson, John 8. JcaHup, T. N1ltchel nnl g.
$1,000 to So o0o Tho County Treaznrer IL sso s.ns
creditor by deposit
Mr. Daniels through tie advice OF ts attorney, tho
Hon G. D. A. Pnrks will at oncc petition for tho bono
rs Of the aountlest business men OF the county
and has enjoyed tho unlimited confidence Of tia
public.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CEpAA RAplps, H., june 2g.-Sntphen Il Bultz
grain dealers Of this city, failed, With liabilities b.
twesn SIG, 600 aud SEQ, 600.
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The crops suffering for want Of rain In tho voin-
ity OF Jacksonville III.
Tho State return gives tho population Of Des
Moiuea at 15 60l which makes II ratcasH under the
law.
1eports from he interior Of Iowa say the crops
looking finely, aud tAore Is promise Of an abundant
AnrYGHt-neYor better.
Tho work Of building tho matn odiflce Of tho Illinos
State Blind Asylum, at Jacksonville, vii! be
mellced n foW lays Tho cost Of tho tlltco Will bo
about $4,000.
Eddie Snow. little 2-yeay old, was ran over BY a
passenger train tho IoWA Division OF the Illinois
Ccntrul Railroad, miles west Of WobEtor City, 1n,,
yesterday, aud had beth his arms taken OF. Ho eau
not possibly recover.
On Wednesday, during the regatta IN Lake Mon.
Northwestern, received Runutroke falling on tho
etds Of hta boat capszinR her, aud Immediately aank
hut faed to gct bold Of him until the third trial Wien
hs succeeded In bringing him to the surface, aud with
tho assistance of tbs Sailors In tho other YACHTS euc-
cootct in rcaouing him.
psef. J. Il. Eaton. Of usloit Couaae WI lnAls'o
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. e..t sneo you left mo- There Is reasonable Wv
nsls to deal with NO. 1'9sll l.vo ny rights uuor ths
You aSs e'aSse ts dsfes dRsaS and Sf'Fy now r
ffsaS ssS to Up &c e x so esP s. ss sn& xs x s' n s
nassus haa written to mo that you y'!l DO 1t If soa
tan ea from .b, yos .oo a''onons nn With o n
for. p light, Ellon Hardin, aud you viii find mo mo
prompt t9 do right: am broken-hcarea dcsrcrado.
letter for thoaWyera and courn If you pohHc.
Tint and Fila Daeku'. anI g. 4 walworth worship.
s.rt ' e 1s e sersf 'as tsae my f o yay ny
wretch TINT kept mo two ycara from tho little hands
Gy1 ' S, S
e ysolf dit sho ii teaehiny then Iii to ato bro.
come. con When know from tho conduct M
to to- hste @ ,. ne, thst aoraent two ristSI shots
Wall ring nhous lint house, ono staying yon the other
than have but We both must io whom hat discovery
s ysR my yehars Gs o% n ss sS Ys ss sa
ne then ny Ito is vs'.,eess and sa!l dig WIZ
dsmsndsit: 1at i yoa Do rleht a,,tor that aecres
lltto children. II you had common aalac you would
know how to appreciate tho dorger.
MANSFIELD TRACY WALwnnr1,
Judge Davis finally in lengthy opinion adhered to
Ills ruling excluding tho letter, though ho said ho
should Rtl keep tho question undor atlyIacmont.
Thta decision will virtually cnaaacnlato tho lettors
which Mr.. Beach, In hia opening, ntatod would
bo offered In evidence showing tho hatred Mansfield
Wnworth entertained not nlono for tho prisoner but
tho onttre Walworth family. II Judge Davis adhcrca
to this ruling, tho limo Of the prisoners defense will
probably be materially weakened, and will form m i'm
rortant bass for mutton for triAi II the prison.
er he convicted. On the conclusion Of tho dpliYery Of
Judge Davis' opinion tho Court nd jonrnoI.
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SPAIN.

M;4nn1n. June 2asenor Hubble has been appointed
1n hs erct'cnnla Kubo ia styled "tho Representative
of srsin to England inatead Of "to Her Majesty tho
Queen OF England" AL tho Representatives Of 8pafn
to tho powera which have not recognized tho Republic
The Oarlist loader sabas 1asey had thres OF biz
ofhcors shot. and tns condemned several othc.s to
death. Cau6e not made known,
The ln'par6as confirms tho report Of tho victory by
tns uassts conmanded by Gen. El!o, oyor tho Ro
Neysrre t Maya Col. oastanon, who commanded tho
Killed, and a son Of Gen. Nouvilas wounded. Ge,
Nouvi1as rctreated with his defeated forco 10 Tola
hVo leagues d!atant from tho Of the battle This
carll.t leader hod!ea Eas kled in tho engagement.
Madrid, June 26-EVeniug.- we're serious
disturbances n Malaga yesterday. Tho populace rose
against the authorities md killed tho Mayor Of the
city. Order was restored In tho evening.
Tie statement Of the Imparttal, in It's issue this
afternoon. that tho report OF tho defeat OF Gen. Nou-
villas, aud tho capture Of 1000 OF his troops by the
carlihts, was confirmed, u untrue Tho Government
Tho o1tree Radicals have risen in sove and erect
cd barrlcadcs In the Streets The 1atest dispatches
from tho city state 1t expected that tho outbreak
will be suppressed before night III over.
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NUMBER liz.

no!oit, on Wednesday morning, to Miss Abby Tink,
East oa the noon train. Afisa Ella q. Mackett, only
dashtor OF John 1ackots. Esq., married. tho sao
evening" 1t At. Paula Episcoal Church, to John n.
Aahma of Chicago. Tho church beautifully deco
ratet. 4 brilliant anl fashionable reception took
paco 1t tho Goodwin House later In tie evening.
Tho Hon. Tranciu 8. CoIton left Uulcsb,r0 On
Wednesday, for Now York City, where lo will embark
Oh Saturday OIL tho Caalr1h Tor London. nfr. Cotton
goes OIL 1tisnean Of Ills Uu0n paclao Railroad anu tho
Pullman Gar Company, NJ wo ~ eem-oiAcial Gov.
3; e.nmcntal m'Hfion Me will bo accompanied by co
q Tho 0hia: burlington Quincy Raroad Sir
Coton will ,1}oEn, vionna, paris mud Venice, at
which lattcI 70 he was latc Uounut
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FOREIGN.
Surrender Of the Khan of Khiva
to the Russian Forces.
Resignation Of tho Italian Ministry--.lts
Successor Not Formed.
Spain's Recognition of the Pow
ers Which Do Not Rec
ognize the Re-
public.
Instructions in Malaga and Sc
vile, Spain.
GREAT BRITAIN,

~---,-..,
GREAT BRITAIN.
Lrvrnrno1. Juna 9g-Tho At,nh of Tora,. nrrvc, In
,;a c,,v =, ,,,o,t ,.,,. .ftn-nno, H. n.a,., 49,,
sn Wy ~ oeueh ~ a.s nitetnoon ! II .poe,nt t1an
atoni AoHoou' ne "ao net a. 'ne E"il"aS Hta'on ny
the Lord Lieutenant OF tho County and tho High
Sheriff, who escorted him to g. Georges Hall, where
he yas received by TIM Maror Tim Cotton 7crohanpn
wn, c,oso,1 IN honor ~ tho s,,, ~ .,o all,
Ts'. a. ae'. ~ ~ e.' ',14s .,4. y. .n0 o1"a'
LoSooS' June so-A aspatch from tue eareat
Eastern says awe hore to be at HoartH Content on
Saturday. IN to "Wednesday noon 1tss ua,,tical ,1oa
of cchto han hoon roJ1 nj y -''-'"'
CoAK, ireland, June IA 1nrgc number OF tho
guns that wero taken from tho militia barracka on
Tuesday nfrht havo heen recovorca u,cu.knorn
rani.ns ;..,sa ssiI
Heni"ns giving 'n'orna'lon ONO aathofiElos.
tDy Afaff.l
S", saao ttueu pap'sa eonan NV
pns1eulafs Of atefffolo riot at thc nro IN dublin on
tho night OF the 7h Of juno. At about II O'Clock thai
t.a. L., ~. 80. 80 s ~ . ~
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June 20.-pnoHAp1L17 1Es-For
New England and tho Middle Btatea and Liver Lake
llght to fresh Winds. For tho South Atlantic States,
Hight to fresh Winds. mostly from tho northeast and
in F1or!dr For tho Gulf satos, cast Of tho Missts-
eipps, light to fresh winds and partly cloudy
weather. For Tennessee. Kentucky, Ohio, In
diam, Illinois, and Missouri, gentle to
fresh winds, mostly from the south and west, and
partly cloudy weather. For tho Upper Lake Region,
winds wearing frcah aud brisk aoutherly and west-
erly, and partly cloudy weather, With probably light
rain over the northern portion. For tho Northwest,
winds veering to uorthorJ and westerly.
STAGE or WATER,
Daily report OF the stage Of water, with changes In
tho twonty flour hours ending 3p. m June 20, 1873
, 1873-06-27

nosrox, June aa.-~At ,nuotIng Of tho Directors Of
tho Union Pacific Railroad tu-day, John DnE yau an
polluted Acting aud Oliver Aes and Elisha
tys Committee caused by tho death Of Cakes A,nea
and Horace +. Clark Tho vacancy In tho Uommittee
1anu 1rana was lllIeA by the sulection Of Oliver
DETRo,T, June 26.-The time for receiving bids for
The construction Of tho Macktnaw Marquette Itail-
road, nndor the State Land Grant laa boon extended
To Jnyf
DEssfo1KEa, ra., Juno 26.-An execution haa been
itaed for tho sale Of tho entire ralroad Of the Dcs-
Moines Valley ltalroAd Company, embracing al liz
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Arrangements for Laying tho Corners
Stone OF tho New StAto CnpftOl--Nla-
rine Disaster.
Sptciat Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DErAo1r, Mtch., June 2e.-The spocia! Committee On
laying Tho Btone Of the Capitol In October
next, hnyo Just held anothor meeting and porfcctcd
their programme Of action. Thirty-two Yice-prcA-
denta and uno Bocretartos havo been appointed for tho
State Senatorial and tho Congressional Districts TO-
spcctiyoly. Tho Grand Lodge Of Royal Arch Masoua
will lay tho Btone. Tho Hon. William 4. Howard has
accepted the Invitation to deliver tho address.
Avcssel Which arrived hero to-day roports that ro-
n,endons slNa1, yesterday, On Lake Erie, drove the
schooner Charger, which wns anchored oil Bar Point,
ashore high and dry, with both her anchors.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

BAN FkANoIsoo, Juns 20-Iho steamer Mc(}reror
aas arrived with news from uongkong to May H.
The AMERICAN consulate waH taking stringent 1neas-
res to prevent the shipment Of Coolies from Macos to
San Francisco.
1t wnB reported that the French Minister 1t pettn
WAS refused q passport TO Tlentsln.
The treaty between Japan and China WAS formally
ratified Oh April 80.
Tho newH from japan Is unimportart. The Rindsr-
pest continued 1ta raYagc8,
lied,
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at. Louis, Ju,lo 2d.--A few days ago William II.
Swift withdrew from ho editorial management of tho
ErtAng Dispatch. OF thls city. To-day D. Robort
larc!ay resIKned thu Presidency Of tho Nisatch COM
pany, and tomorrow Ellison lIutchinB, formerly Of
tho Times, who has purchased intorcat in tho Dis
patch, mil l'con elected President oI tho Company, will
assIe goneral supervision OF tho editorial and bus
meas inturcttg OF tbs pnpcr.
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Lottery Manager Arrested.

Sptclal D1spa{eh 70 The Chicago Tribune,
TOPEKA, Kan., juno 21.-Jarnca II. patsoe, tho
notorious lottery manager 1T Omaha, arreaod d-
day nt LeavenwoTth On charge Of obta!nlnR Eoney
nor falso pretonses. HlH accusurs charYo him with
taking than hls aharo Of thu proooes Of the iao
family ass. md tho old gentleman waa very much
chagrnoh at nling himself IN the Charge Of police
anu clean out hIp accuanrs. Tho impression prey4i|a
hero That lie has carried on a Wholesale HwIndliug
prerutfon for yeArA,
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POLITICAL.
Liberal Meeting tn Now Yorlk--Ad-
drcsaGa 1ay John C0chrnae Anl Others
..OthoE Political EntelliKenCo.

"s0K1AUk
New YonK, Juno 2G-A number OF "Lberal Ncpub-
lcana Of this State who Were cousptcuous In the
aat Presidential campaign. nst in ssernt session IN
ling prositng-and listened to aadrcsses by john
Coehrane aud others, tholr duties tho future.
After passing q resolution that tho subject OF
calling 4 8tato Convention should bo r1srred to
tho ber, Republican Stats oo9mlee: ae:,speS sRpoed It
principles Of tho Cincinnati PLATFORM tho confere,co
adjourned sine die.
$siso Roplican Central Committee vtee Jacob Atcb.
Sptetal N1spaleh to 1hs Chicago TRIBUNE.
Jo11Er. June 2o~-Tlc Republican Of Saturday VII
contain Gull for Republican County Convention, b
bo llsl on the 9th Of September, for tho nomination
~ Stxcial Wspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
Dts MONIES, Iowa, June 2o.-Tho Republicans o
the ForIy.hrat Senatorial District, In convention
Wluteruot to-day, nominated II. 4. Knight,Df MaM
eou County, for State 8onRlor.
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C,so1saAr1, Luns 26.-An important official state
mcut wau admitted to tho Ciuc!nnatt Pork rackorl'
tho stock Of hog product In his city It this date whie
i,1tcstes that III some particulars the stock of pro
Of PORK Of ali tlnH IL 1888 barrels lard, seau anu
kotts rundoroa Lieu tcrces; bulk ncats aud tacna.
81 4ao 2G1 pona extTa huSar-curod ad other hams
.s01 ht3 no.,tls Tia report has bern rrcfMtel Ii
~ Il, frtr nStN.. va4py.& a141 .&u.iA+A~~
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ROME, June 26.-The s1-Queon Isabella Of Spain hsa
left tue city, highly graeu With her reception u e
Vatican, wherc she made lavish presents and coutrib-
tions,
In tho Chamber Of Deputies, today, Eignor Lauza,
President Of tho Council, announced that all the iu.
t.ers had rendered their designations to tho King but
they would remain In oilce until tho formation Of
now Cabinet.
ROME, june 2o.-Klng Victor Emanuel arrived at
Florence tonight from Turin, and Immediately sum
moned signor Minghctu to undertake ths tank OF
forming now Ministry.
, 1873-06-27
FRANCE.

PAn1s. juno 2G-The Conservative Republican 1our-
nal Steele has boon seized.
PAnls. June 2o.-Tho municipality Of Paris to-day
reeonsidsred tts vote refusing to appropriate money
for tue reception Of tho Shah, and adopted resou
tion providing for night fcto sud illumination In
honor Of the Walt Of Hia Majesty.
, 1873-06-27

PENANG june Alt 1a reported hero that tho Gov
ernnent Of Holland s willing to entcr into negotta-
tons WITH the King Of Acheen for the peaceful settle
nent Of the differences betweon the two cotlntries It
II also Eured that twelve Turkish vosae!A are on their
way to Achccn to support the Kings forces IN thoir
war against tho Dutch troona.
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BEAU'l'II|E Ut, HONZES,

GEO. SUMMERS, 1873 East
Madison-st., Room 4, is now
selling splendid lots in Nor
wood Park on MONTHLY
PAYMENTS, also offers assist
eln the erection of dwellings,,
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'Ue1oH alkh MeteF marx OF 1bil.
". 8. KAuFHAN, Observer,
Room IS Major Black. Chicago.
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WEATHER AND WATER.
War Department Weather Report.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
T1,rr 1.,nn

Maximum ihotnaometer, 10.
Minimum thermometer, 60.
WEATHER REponT--sIGNAL SERVICE.
Thursday. June &c. 1B73-lQ:lB =. n,
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GEORGE TOWN.

pANeERoUsLY TLI.-Ssrgeant Robinson, OF
the Metropolitan police force, is lying danger
ously III a: his residence in this city.
A NEEDED iNPRovENENT--Tbc order gwen
sometime since by the board of public works %
grade the alley On the south side Of the VI lsouic
ball has not been carried out, greatly to the in
convenience of the business men who get their
coal, ice. sc. through this aney.
HoVsK RaIsINe.-Messrs. HollingswOrth n
COuchlSn have commenced operations ON High
street, and are preparing to raise the property
recently purchased by Mr.. Frederick Stahlman
adjoining Forrest Hall. Mr.. Stahlman Intends
70 add basement room for his confectionery
store, and 20 dig out the entire yard 20 a level
with the new grade Of High street. The draw
ing of the front q leN alton OF the two buildings
on High street, owned by Mr.. Petit, which are
now occupied by MeSsrs. Laurence ~ Love,
druggists and Mr.. John McQuillan A. under
taker, show that when finished with basement
stoTerooms and iron fronts, a very great inn
provement in the appearance and value Of the
property. The Potomac Insurance Company
are also adding al excellence stcreroom "a their
property. made in the room used for a cellar OF
the building before the grading of High street
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THE RIVER AND HARBOR N.
PROIEMENTS.
Procee dinSs Of the Senate Committee
On the District To-day

II. Senate committee ON the District Of Co
lgmbia, after considering pending business this
morning, took up the bills for the improvement.
"a the river and har'Or at Washington. There
were hut few persons present. Among them
were Gen. r. II. Mus-ey, Captain Carlisle Pat
tersOn. Mr.. y. w. Thompson. President Cor
man oi the Chesapeake and ohio Canal con-
company. Colonel w. a. Cook DIR. y. L. Kid
well. Mr.. John Wilson. and Mr.. Henry Dodge
NT. John Wilson appeared on behalf of the
"kiGwell Meadows" claim, and repeated sub
he made a few days since before the House DIS
trict committee. He had, however. fortified
himself with some additional legal references ia
support of the wilson Kidwell claim.
PRESIDENT GoRMAN's OPINION OF TIE KID
WELL CLAIM.
Mr.. Wilson was followed by Mr.. A. p. Cor
nan. president OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal. whose remarks were similar 10 those
which he made beSDre the House District com
mittee on Wednesday last. In the course of
his argument he stated that he did not consider
Dr. KidweIl's patent for the 41.s1 acres of the
foot OF 18th street. worth the paper ii is written
upon, and that the property which he CDR. X }
claims. belongs exclusively to the canal COM
pany. He also said his company had recently
made arrangements by which hard coal can be
brought from the coal regions of Pennsylvania
20 the District one dollar per ton cheaper
than it can he brought by any other route.
Col. ". A. Cook asked mir. German if he had
any specific objections 10 Senate bill I.3N
identical with House bin 3479,) which provides
that the government shall improve the river and
harbOr.
Mr.. German replied, thSt if the bin pro-
poses TO interfere with the chartered rights OF
the canal company, he is opposed TO it; but if it
proposes to allow the canal company to make
improvements and reclaim land, in conformity
10 some general plan, he is in favor OF il. He is
decidedly opposed to the House bill, which con-
templates giving the work Ia a priS ate company.
The committee agreed TO resume the consider
alton OF the subject on Friday morning next, at
O'Clock.
Mr.. James Clephane was present and made
Photographic report OF the proceedings.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, Judge Shelly esterlay, James
TAYLOR was charged with obtaining $50 from Justin
Hodge by false pretenses. Complaining witness
testified that the accused represented 70 him that he
had interest in valuable estate in Virginia. AMI
that he owned twenty lots OF ground in Huntington,
and on the strength of this representation he OBJ
quently learned that the Virginia estate had been
settled long before and that the Huntington lots had
had been ohfainea, complainant testiiied, by hear
say, and records were produced; the Judge wa,
action did prevent complainant getting his rights
in another court producing the proper evidence.
CHARGE OF FORGERY -,
A: II. Shepherd TO a bank check, by which n. oh
tanned the sum of $50 from Frederick HYDE. Thc
accused waived an examination, and the case
sent to the grand jury. Lein wac committed.
William Fletcher and George Harlow, violation of
the cart law; S. each Thomas Bagley, charged with
james Lee, violation Of cart law; SIS. Lewis Clark
pleaded guilty TO indecen, exposure and was hned
Charged With pr"fanS The aitent"n Of the
called to the fact that Miller had been before the
lad been dismissed on The promise that he Would
Leave the city at once rhe court imposed fine of
sic, or thirty days in the workhouse.
THE SUNDAY LAW.
Bertram Liens, charged with keeping his restaur;
ThS. siRasn Keeping
tanIaIt open ON Sunday Two policemen testified t.
sens ss snS Il They qss
testified that when they first entered they were
than S Kelly NOT a. al
time. Mr.. Hne, counsel for the defendant. called
the attention Of The court 10 the nfamy Of this
cedure; officers Of the law engaged in encouraging
violation Of the law by going in the private way AM
through the private apartments Of a house, (fron
whence they should have been kicked out in order
that they might make out case. On the part of the
District il contended that the officers were In the
legitimate discharge Of their duty, having recevet
orders to eniS S the SUNDAY law in this manner
guilty Of the offence charged. The testimony wa
conclusive and the court had nothing to do with the
manner In which it was obtained. He fined accuses
&H,. An appeal was taken: -
license; sos. An appeal was taken. Leroy Molair
charged with keeping his restanrant open Sunday
in this no liquor proven to have been sold
but only two cigars were sold to police officers, they
being In citizens clothes. For defencs witnesses
were introduced 20 prove that the cigar stand wa.
not the property OF Molair but is rented to another
party. although in the room with the bar room
dismissed. Maria Hsae, charged with selling liquor
IN less quantity than pint without . license; con
tinued.
Charles A. McCuen, charged with obstructing
street; %, and % additional for every day the oh
struction 10 allowed TO remain after the information
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C. L Y 1T + NJ s.
I. r. sHEpp, Homcopathist. aos r 81.

A
"A SLIGHT COLD." CoUGHs.-Few are aware
OF the Importance of checking a cough or 'slight
cold" which would yield TO a mild remedy. if
neglected, oftsn attacks the lungs. 'Brosca's
Bronchial Tf0cAss" give sure and almost imme-
date relief. eos
TER NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. paws per CT.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, to l. Saturdays, 3 Ca : and &
10 5. 27t5,ift
COINS REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN. Bunions
ChihlainS. Bad Nails, &c, successfully treated
by DIR. White, Chiropodist. No. SIS 18th street.
opposite L. S. Treasury. Established in Wash
ington lsGl.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bsum's heopskirt and corset factory, 9Th street,
Intelligencer Building. IO,2S
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order bv Hempler near AZ street.