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National Republican., 1873-04-03

'INHROuGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WARRINGTON, Nov. D. ls7a-nOOn
Trains between Washington and New YoTB
now run as follows VIA!
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cara
Leave daily Except sunday at a. M, an
pm
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at q. m.,l,
y. H.
ON SUNDAY.
At . 30 \, IN.
only. ~ 'N' -
l9rouah tiekets to PhllSdtlphiA, Now York
Boston can be had al the Station Oheo II ali hour
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
ioI sehednle between WashingtGn, baltimore, An.
nApOlis aud the West 1HDH IL RlIAHP
, =. ,s, :, Assistant Master OF TraIap0TtatIon.
An gOIYy deneral Ticket Agent
oEO ;. koONIL, Agent, Washington. nos
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Police Court-JudEe smell.
CITY ITEMS,
IL HOu Want

II You Want
Paper Hanging done go to Tubmans, GlB Ninth
street. lie has large stock OF all grades; his
prices Are moderate, and hS has good Workmen
ATO. Pure French Candy 40.
lsmAnufacturSd daily and sold at the low pTisS
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no SNOW yoR I.Av.An,pryo crr,zrys.


n tie Editor II The RrpsslicaH3
srR: As the advocates OF capital punishment
have had the inside track since the beginning Of
the world and have for years kept the glllows
busy, and the guillOtlne humming the merits OF
their theories, have certainly been thoroughly
tested and though the difference OF opinion on
the subject may he wide, II Is undeniable that
the prudent citizen, who docs not wish his skull
broken or his throat cut, will not venture from
his dOmlclle after dusk. II would seem to yOuI
correspondent, however, that those unfortunate
persons who are compelled to travel through the
streets OF our large cities In the evening have
Just reason to complain OF the Inducements, moi
to say reward, offered for their murder. II tn,
sentimental cass who impulsiyely butchers then
can escape detection he gains all the delight
the yaluahles OF his victim can afford. II, on tht
contrary, he Il convicted and executed, he Il
solemnly assured Of a free pass to heaven, under
q suspension OF the rules, and thus In eltheI
event has good thing OF II, while the law-abid.
Ing citizen has no more show than cat In
TOphet without claws. J. II. G.
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A LEXANPRIA 1n AND WAsnINeToN RAlI.

a LEhANDKIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A hi4ksbAtRa hRAR AtfR EkkkifTH%SfSYP EkkkifTH%SSPRh AND fREDR
DEPOT OokSEh SIXTH Nd D sTREETa
~, II ~ a. m. -, y -, % aud II ~ ,. m
Local trsns from AieIAndriA Arriyea. follovs
blS y ., 10 - m, :ls '3ila, 0 % and . u IN
Trains marked thus connect with trains On WaAh.
ingtpn and Ohio railroad,
QUANIlCO accommodation leaves WAshineton
80 A. IN, daily except Sunday.
! GREAT SOUTHERN ENPltRBS, via Richmond,
caves Washington u ~ y, nL daily, except Sunday
Through tickets TO all points south aud Southwest
LOT sale a. the once corner biith and pennsy
avenue, aud Thirteenth and PennHylVAniA avenue.
where pAhSepsers can leave orders fJr bag.
through to destination n g. YOUNG,
Jy2lu General PaSaenge Aseit
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Call ut Dittrich's.
Tho a allk Hat

Call ut Dittrich's.
The S5 SILK Hat,
Broadway Style,
will be kept In orIler six months without CHI arge
AS A. DITTNcHs SILK HAT FACTORY,
IA Seventh street, near Patent once.
Also, O large assortment Of the latest STYLES
Hats, for mems, youths and boys wear.
mhib saAthIm
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IL, PARIS RASGs, cheapest and best in use; Ham
D stRets. eo2t
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THB new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
,sa prominent feature Of the city OF brothcrly
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NntIonaI saving. Rank.


corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for eac
calendar month. Banking hours 0 TO I; Satur
days, . to Z and Q to 8.
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The GREAT RsoLrsH RnSkDY for gout and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com.
plants, either of recent or long standing are Al.
ylsed to use Blalr's Gout and Rheumatic Pills
They eau be relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
PRouT A HARaAHT, 20 Strand London, EnaianH
and sold BY all dTuRqtsta
National Republican., 1873-04-03
THREE FIRES YESTERDAY.
Alarm NuubcY One.

Yesterday afternoon at $40 O'Clock an alarm
was struck from No, Franklln) engne-house,
caused by nre being discovered on the roof OF
the Rrening Star building. The department re-
sponded promptly, and were soon In readiness
for service, but the Names were eNtlngulshed
without any material loss. The origin OF the
| fire Is supposed 10 have been caused by sparks
| from an adjacent smokestack. Loss small
ALARM SuNBER TWO.
At about 10 O'Clock an alarm was turned In
| from box 4, corner OF II and Eleventh streets
| southeast, caused by fire being discovered In a
frame house at the corner Of and Eighth streets,
occupied by a man named Jenries and used as a
grocery store. The IRE was nrst seen In the
cellar where there were three barrels OF coal oil
and a lot OF other combustlble materials. This
soon caught and the 1re gained such headway
that II communicated to the adjoining house, oc-
cupled by a Mr.. Marsh, and one was seriously
damaged aud the other slightly, Notwithstanding z
the Efforts OF the nremen. The property was
owned by Mr.. n. u. Hughes and was partially In
sured. Loss about 1900.
ALARM NUMBER THRER.
About II o'clock an alarm was turned in from
box Al, at Willards hotel, caused by the dlscoy-
cry Of Gre In q second-story room at the corner
Of Thirteenth -and-a-half and streets, occupied
by Gebhart a 90. In the manufacture Of Ralyan-
lied Iron. Oricer Ilenkle and two citizens broke
open the door, and saw at glance that II had
iRnlted from an ash-box in the room and had
communicated to the window frame. They sue
ceeded in extlngulshng II before the arrival of
the department,
National Republican., 1873-04-03

CossUNERs should use from one fourth 10 one
half less Of DOoey's than OF other Yeast or Bak-
ing POwders. tits put up full weight.
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- Pcbrey's Star Market.
Boston Picked Pork.
SOused Pigs Feet and Tripe.
Salt Water Oysters shucked TO order.
Choice stock Of r aperh anginHs, 80,
AT reduced prices to make loom for spring stock
At MARKRfTmS
No, tse Seventh street, between d and x streets
embracing all grades Of Paperhangings and
window Shades; also, choice Paintings, EnGray.
ings, ChromOa and Photographic. Picture
Velvet, ac.; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c.
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Grand Italian Opera,

AND SATURDAY MATINEE
First appearance Of Rurope's greatest lyric
tradegienne,
PAULINE LUCIA.
Only appearance Of Americas greatest prima dnnn.
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
PULL AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA
,,.. ..,,-- AND CHORUS.
The entire company from the Academy of~AiuHic.
THURSDAY, .Aprn a. kEiLtiLoaa-TRoyAToRE,
8, ,FTfibnnhxy ,FThfibnhxy ApTi 4 LUccA,I.FAusT
,,,,,,,,, LuCCA-FRA DIAVoiJO.
,tEaylyAR ~ PkICEs OF ApMfssIoN-- -Admis-
prices.Admis.ion, ~; Reserved Seats, si extra:
Boxes, slg and esO Seats can nov be secured for
Store. ~ aIi
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:. ALL or THE --LATEST sTTLEs Of Chandeliers at
hamilton Pearsonb, Y. N. G. A. Building.
eo9t
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Trains IShnC, leaving TSshi1s!on at s m and . D
lny Bowie at ~ as u. m. aud BIS D. M Arriving \
Marlboro At II ~ a. m, aud ils D. m.
Trains arriving At Washington at II % 4 IN and
rs Y. m, connect at Bowie with trains leaving MARI
bqro' At = ~ T. m, aud ~ y. m
Passenger leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Thirteenth aud pennsy lyAniA ave
nus, northwest corner Sixth aud Pennay VA ala ave
nue., can have their baggage called for aud checked
AZ hotels aud Teaidences to all points North and
West Through tickets TO ClneipnAu, Columbus
chicago, Omaha, sAn Francisco. aud ali points
North, Northwest, West and southWeaL
4, J. DuBAliRY, Gen. superintendent
L. =. YOUNG, den. Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1873-04-03

WHITE. clean. sound teeth. all may have by
using daily THuRsuONs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 90 cents per bottle
WELLS MACHiNE-sFRRAD STRKNa1IENINo PLAa-
TKRs, whenever a plaster Ia needed, are unrl-
vailed. Price 20, %, and 30 cents each.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glOssy hair, all desire II, all
Popade optime. Price, 70 aud 10 cents per
bottle.
LiGHr colaRaD Kid Gloves very stylish when
not sOlled, JoUyRss inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renoyate them Thoroughly; price rs
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers
National Republican., 1873-04-03

DIR. WtsTARe WILD CHERRY BAisAM - This
Balsamic compound has become home fixture.
Let all who suffer, and have In vain attempted
TO cure their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmo-
nary complaints, make use Of this unequaled
remedy. II can be relied upon, the mass OF tes-
tlmony that has been published since its intro
dnctlOn helng ample proof Of Its eIilcacN.
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Of 20 cents per pound, at 40 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue., nearly opposite National hotel cOif
National Republican., 1873-04-03

TAKE AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL to stop your
Colds, Coughs and Bronchial Affections before
they run into Consumption that you cannot
stop. 90
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6EPoT CORNER SIXTH. AND b STREETS
NORTHWEST.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMOREi WASHiNufONi
as .. NJ, Niagara Exlt 80 g. m, Western EX
press, daily; press, daily, except Sun
daily. w..,. s:SJ \ m. Mall. daily. OF
gTess, daily, except Bun. II ID a IN, Western Ex
day press, daily.
81 y, mr. Baltimore Ac- rs p m, Pacific Express
oonlmodatiOn. daily, exI daily, except Sunday.
cept Sunday. q tH ~ m, daily,
80 j.. M, Cincinnati Rx-l 10 G .. m, AocommodA
press daily, except Sun uon.dAily IeIoeptAnndAJ
lis p. M, Western EI-
press daily
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INCOLN HALL.
M ETRoPOLITAN THEATRE.

TIP TALK OF THE oITY
hhe Grand French MabIlle
IN, ,UAN CAN! CAN CAN!
tsa ratnrssa another week, introducing Entire New
,,,a BEHQLp! Four New and Brilliant Starr,
hvpsS vssSs. hANNlE KENT. tho Lovely Danseuse aud
sfENQhErA PHILAMENIA, the beautiful PENAL,
sdE Lancer and Song and Dance Lady,
fhhAN,k hAAiN,kh JONES, the Original, Lively Moke and
bgpRI wAYNE, Avn, the Great Gymnastic, Song and
=, our Bower Of Beauty-Miaaos Jennie FaRan. Joale
farrAn, BranH Sisters, MoEAra ArnalIas Annetts
hA folnt and TiEue J0hnaon-i new and pleaNnE
pallet Dlvertibement Lew spencer and James
Porter, IN NSw Dutch and Negro 0ddities The en-
Hnpss Hps Se99FnpI9y N q Mammoth Olio Of Fresh and
hpeIhnlk NoNtltlea. mlA
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UOVeTnOT VOOke IasI IutsdAy TeceIVed INC TOT
lowing letter from the mother OF Thomas Wright.

lowing letter from the mother OF Thomas Wright;
FRASELISToS, n O., March %, ls7a
10 Mayor QI Hashingt0H CitH, u, c.
My DEAR SIE Please excuse the liberty take
In addressing this short letter TO you. wish to
know II you can give me any Information In re-
gard to what became Of my children, u. y. Hays
and Thomas ID. Wright, cUlOred. read letter
In December saying Thomas was In prison for
murder Was he hanged or Is he yet In prison?
Is d. Y. Hays In the city, or eau you give me any
Information Of mis- wheTeabOuts7 The lnfOrmA-
ton will be so thankfully received.
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DROWNING AUOIDENT IN THE BAY.

Another sad case Of drowning occurred yester-
day afternoon in the Upper Bay, near the Narrows.
Two young men named Thomas Murphy, residing
in East Eighteenth street, and Frank Hambn OF
East Twenty-frst street, near First avenue. hired
a rowboat at one OF the East River docks, for the
purpose or going down the Bay 90 FISH. They in
tended going outside the Narfows, but the water
being too rough they concluded TO anchor near
Fort Hamilton. While Murphy was pulling in that
direction his companion attempted TO pass him to
the forward part OF the boat, so as To drop the
anchor when they came near shore. In doing 50
he lost his balance and fell overheard, dragging
Murphy with him.
The latter succeeded in freeing himself from
Hamolin, after sinking twice in the struggle, and
gained the boat, after which he did mis- utmost TO
rescue his comrade, but in vain as he had disap-
peared for the last time.
Murphy returned sorrowfuly to the city in the
evening and related the circumstances TO the
unfortunate mans relatives.
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THE BIG MEN AT BASE BALL.

The game on the Union Grounds yesterday be-
tween the "fat' men Of the Seventh and Thir-
teenth wards, was decided failure owing to a
combination OF uniOrtuitous circumstances. First
the "fat' men, with two exceptions, were lean
men, and played ball just good enough to be unin.
teresting ana not bad enough to be ridiculous.
Wnen the ldeaS-fat men and base ball-are
coupled there Is something so incongruent IN the
the single exception of lean mans bounding
from the belly OF q tat man, with whom he came in
contact wiie running to the home bases, the game
was devoid OF all fun. No sectional luminosity was
displayed on either side, and il the weight of fat
men WAS lacking their good humor was there.
. Inc thirteenth warders beat the boys from the
Seventh by score of % to o.
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A BRUTAL MURDER.
Saloon Keeper Eurls q Man Out OF
HIS Place, Then Shoots at Him Three
Times from a Revolver.

Times from Revolver.
SCRANTON Pa, August %, 1873
thrilling murder was committed late last night
at little place called the Basket Station, about two
miles and a half from Port Jervis, at q boatman's
saloon, kept on the towpath OF the canal. The
victim OF the tragedy was q young man named
Michael Harey, twenty-five years Of age. employed
as boatman on the Delaware and Hudson Canal
He was passing by the saloon in charge of his boat
and halted to take 'an0tner drink.n It seems he
had been drinking at stations along the way, and
= aBsomewhat bosterous when he entered the
wayside hosiery; SO much 80 that the proprietor
ordered him out, and refusing TO comply threw
MIN out and shut the door in MS face. This aggra-
waited Haley to such degree that he seized large
stone close 10y and battered the door with It for
admission threatening TO "do Tor" the keeper Of
the gr0ghouse.
The saloon keeper seized his revolver opened
the door, and when Haley made an attempt to enter
hred shot az him, which entered the rlgnt arm.
The wounded man recled back and hIs antagonist
fired second shot 81 him, which entered the right
hip. This was followed rapidly by third and fatal
heart Fight throneS and producnS ss
death. Haley fell suddenly back utterng feeble
moan, and the brief and itful struggle Of life was
over. The blood spurted from hts breast and GRIM
sOned the ground around him.
Seeing what he had done the saloon keeper was
suddenly seized with remorse, and hurried to the
depot and took the first train to Port Jervis TO sur
render himself there to the authorities On taking
mis- seat in the car the conductor asked him who Il
was that shot the bOatman in the village beyond
and ne replied with surprising nonchalance for 4
man OF his temperament that it was he who did it,
On arriving at Port Jervis he went directly to the
ONCE of the Squire, and remained there until the
Chief OF Police came ana took him IL custody.
He was placed In safe Keeping just in time, for as
soon as the boatnen on the canal learned that
their friend and comrade Haley was murdered by
the German saloon keeper" they congregated
together and swore to wreak instant vengeance
on the murderer The utmost excitement pre-
vailed and II was feared at one time that the saloon
keeper would be torn out OF prison and lynched.
The remals of the unfortunate Hafey were con-
veyed TO the residence OF his parents ut Honesdale.
Haiey had been married but few years and his
vie had died lately Since which time, 1t is said, he
became rather reckless and dlssipated, and only
Child aud boy remains TO mourn the death of his
mosher and the untimely fate OF a father suddenly
hurled into eternity.
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CoMPTROLLER's RECEIPTS,

Comptroller Green reports the full amounts re-
ceived yesterday into the city treasury From
Bureau OF Collection OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
for street openings, improvements and interest,
$22070. Bureau OF Arrears-Arrears OF taxes, as
sessments, water rents and interest, IS, 651. Blu
reau OF City Revenue--Market rents and fees,
2,333 Bureau of Water kegistrar-Croton water
rents and penalties, $2,025 95 permits to tap
water pipes, $l67 so; total, 81, 1873. Engineers in
charge OF sewers-Connecton with sewers and
drains, $50; sale OF Scotch sewer pipe, 5000 SO |;
total, 1,0l3 Register OF Permits, Mayors ONCE
Permits for signs, street stands, showcases, &C.,
si,472 Mayors second Observation-Disclosures and
fines s45. City Courts-Fees from Fourth Dis
frIcL Court. 81. Total, &3S 453.
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TIE NATIONAL GAME.
Victory for the Ariingtons al
Scranton.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 2s, 1873.
The Arlington Base Ball Club, OF New YORK, have
added fresh laurcs to their victories OF yesterday
and the day before by defeating the Eureka Club
this morning at the Scranton Driving PARK, by
score Of rs agaisrst IA. There was very large
number Of spectators present, Notwithstanding
the shortness Of the notice given, and the proceed
ings were characterized by more animation than
those of the preceding days. The game was called
al halLpast ten A. NJ, and lasted three hours.
The ArIingtons LEFT on the afternoon train for New
York covered with bat glory, after having defeated
the three crack clubs or Scranton
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WHO OWNS THE SAND 2

Several parties were arrested yesterday by the
Staten Island authorities for loading their
schooners and sloops with sand rom the south
beach. The prisoners claim that the sand no more
than il does to any one else, inasmuch az 1t was
washed in and out oy the sea, some of IT, probably
being washed from Coney Island,
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A RAILROAD SLAUGHTER In THE SOUTH.
WHEELING, W. Va. Aucust %

WHEELING, W. Va, August 2s, 1878.
The Columbus express train going West last
evening colided with freight train standing on
the track at Moundville william Hendricks. the
engineer OF the express train, was Instantly Killed
and mail agent and a lady passenger were in
jured Inc reignt tram should have been on the
side track seventeen minutes earlier. -
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and u good many more who bobbed over 300
pounds and are working up for The presidency on
musn and mix, pumpkin pie, stewed trpt. Irica.
SEED eel anu COD iver oil. In the concrete it was
estimated ny learned corn doctor present that
there was enough spare grease ut this claInbake
TO supply the pennsylvania Railroad and It's con.
nectiOns for twelve months
FAREWELL ALIKE TO FAT AND LEAN
Finally, when the AFFAIR was all over and the con-
victi0n that the last clambake that was ever TO be
held In the annals OF NOrwalk had indeed been col.
ebrated entered my soul, turned away from the
deserted tents and the iorsaken pavilion and
solnetnhg ike pang shot through me.
me last shell had been opened and
the ultimate clam dev0ured. Was not this
what the poet dreamed OF when he wrote
''Shels OF ocean yo We're not those shells clam
shellsY Who shall say Who shah venture to con.
tradict so pleasing superstition This thought
entered into my mind as turned away. the
evening was fine, and through pellucid air the
golden stars shed their immortal light The In nd-
scape cleaned and shimmered in spirited glow
The clam shell walk glstened like pathway OF
pearl gn0stly breeze swept over the fragments
OF the wreck mat hned the shore. Beneath the
moonlight the waves gttered as though the ewes
OF water nymphs shone beneath. wild, roman
tlc Monte Crlsto glamour threw over the scene
mournlul ensemble and seemed to hear the voice
OF haldee murmurlng, 'Edouard Edouard - Here
ana there lat men and lean men stumbled on
together like the streaks in slice OF bacon. And
sui as went on my devious way the whole spirit
OF the festival was rep Oduced in memory, and /
seemed to hear the sad waves breaking on the
s1ore breathe "Fatty" ana "IeanyiN to the
listening foilage And the lohage took 1t up, and
Dush and brake woke into answering nugter, and
fancy lmaged the very birds turning over Ill their
nests az the echo mingled with their evening
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good by him without publicity and the deiaulting
deputy was not promptly discharged as he should
have been by his superior. 1t Is not even now
known when the first robbery was discovered.
That the late Mr.. Ms was IN league with hun Is
generally asserted, as their bank accounts are
the treasury mas been heeced. They, Eodman aud
Mills took $4,000 from the treasury and divided
1t between them
THE CITY REIMBURSED
Mr. Sprague, Tor whom much sympathy is ex-
pressed, yesterday morning in the presence Of
witnesses, signed over every dollars worth Of
property be owned to reimburse the city treasury.
His bondsmen have made good the deficiency by
drawing their personal notes. payable between
now and January |, 1874 Financially, Mr.. Sprague
is said to be completely ruined by the nefarious
course OF hts dishonest deputy.
RoDMAN VIRTUALLY UNDER ARREST.
The deaulting ex-Deputy Treasurer, NJ. T. Rod
man, has been placed virtually under arrest by
order OF the District Attorney, at his residence, IN
Union street, between Hoyt and smith. re-
porter for the HERALD visited the house OF Mr..
Rodman at a late hour last night and found a fe-
male sentinel guarding the gate leading from the
sidewalk into the court yard, with whom the fol-
o% poss sS M R9 tosn pesI,e here ~
seem"
man desires to see htm on particular business Tor
lew moments ~
mo, sir; cannot tell him, but will you please
''rhat is not necessary. If you say to him a rep
resentative OF the press desires to see MIN he Will
certainly give me an audience"
son, no! he would not see newspaper men under
any consideration, SIR"
This terminated the interview, and a moment
later q couple OF police officers were observed
closely watching the approaches to the house.
Later In the night Sergeant Frost OF the detective
81 lad was seen in company with man answering
the description OF Mr.. Rodman, and the suppose
ton was put forward that It was the suspected ex-
official, but the officer denied having made the
arrest. Mr.. Sprague was urged to prefer the COM
plant against his ex-deputy by his friends Dut nc
said ne didn't want to do 10 Just yet IN Few uay5
he will be ready TO take steps In the matter, sn0uiu
the other officials fail to f0restall his tardy acuon'
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MR.. RODMAN's BONDS.

MIX. HUMANS BUNUS.
When Mr.. Rodman was appointed Deputy Treas
urer he gave bonds for the faithful and honest per-
fOrmance OF his duties, to the amount of $50, 900,
giving his bOndsmen the following named gen.
temen, who made affidavit that they were worth
the amounts stated