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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
sUPERLATIvE INDEPENDENCE.

A Negro Prisoner Outwits the BaiiiG OF the
Psiice Court and then beat. Lieutenant
skippon-His Re-arrest.
In Tuesday mornings REPUBLICAN q notice
was published Of the arrest by oflcer Dinsmore
OF colored man upon the suspicion Of larceny.
he having with him at the time q bundle Of
clothing and set Of furs, which he was en-
deavoring to sell. lie was taken to police head
quarters and locked up until morning, when he
was ushered before the dread tribunal, the
Police Court. Before he had been In custody q
great while it was discovered that there was a
United States warrant against him for the theft
Of watch some time before, and In order to get
the attendance OF the complaining witness Judge
Dawson postponed the trial, and ordered that he
be sent 10 jail In default OF ball.
The policeman then left, and after the ad-
journment OF the court the ballin, as usual, en-
tered the dock for the purpose OF taking the
rant issued in the name OF JOHNSON, and seeing
the prisoner said: "what Is your name 2" 10
which he replied: "umberly."., What are You
your sentenceT" "The Judge told me to no
home" swell, get OUT" and on he walked One
would naturally suppose that as he had got away
from tbs court the man would have avoided the
ofYlcers As much as possible. but with o cool
effoutery which did him credit he walked de-
lberately to the Central guard-house, where the
and demanded 1t Of him, Informing him at the
same time he had been dismissed. OF course
the lieutenant believed the story and handed the
bundle over
A little later Dinsmore came In aud was told OF
the occurrence, when he explained the facts OF
the case, much to the chagrin Of the lieutenant.
Steps were at once taken to recapture him, aud
about II O'Clock Dinsmore succeeded In finding
him In bed In the northern section OF the city,
and At once arrested him, and yesterday he was
sent to Jail.
After his escape gentleman living on Capitol
Hill called at the station house and gave de-
scription OF the clothing and furs which had
been stolen from his house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The West End Hibernian Brnevsient Soc

ciety.
At the annual election OF oficers Of the West
End Catholic Hibernian Society, held September
.. the following oficers were elected; President,
Francis McNerhany; irst vice president, p. NJ.
Kelly; second vice president, owen Thornton;
recording secretary, Samuel McMonigle; imam
cial secretary, Gilbert Cannon; treasurer, John
b. Lynch; marshal, Thomas Calvin; sergeant-at-
arms, Peter Maloney; board OF directors, y. b.
Heitmsn,. 3, Kilmsrtin, NJ. Conner, Edward
Casey and Adam R0wald.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
ADJUSTMENTS.


"aIpu Operu hhouse.
"Under the Gaslight" still continues to hold the
boards at Wallis Opera House, although the
audience In attendance last evening was consid-
ernby dlminished In numbers In comparison
with that assembled on the opening night. The
company worked more smoothly and are be-
coming well up In their different parts. The
same bill viii be repeated tonight. All
The Theatre Cemiaue. .a
At this fsvorlte resort most popular bill was
offered and received with great appreciation.
Mrs. @. W. Thompson, the efficient stage man
sger, confines himself exclusively to business.
and ahows that he u thoroughly competent TO
all the position. Mr.. @. 3. Knight reaped fresh
laurela In his herman eccentrclties, the au-
dlrnce never seeming TO tire Of his presence on
the stage. The RemmelsberR Sisters In their
artistic dancing were heartily appauded, and
showed themselves complete masters Of the
terpsichorean art. The male OF the euriesgue
OF the "0rand Duchesse" was moat laughable
performance, and heartily appreciated. The
company, whish cannot fall 70 prove acceptable
10 our public.
49,. . Mstropslitsn Theatre. no.
At this popular place Of amusement improve
ments have been made that will be conducive 70
the comfort OF the patrons, Mr.. James Porter,
the proprietor, sparing neither pains nor e.
pense to contribute to that end. The programme
presented last evening was acceptable In every
particular, and was heartily Endorsed BY the
audience. Miss Celia Herd, In her boquet Of
comic songs, was the recipient Of many encores
while Pat Rooney, in his Hibernian specialtiss
Metropolitan Is presenting strong Dill TO III
patFona.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

Tho Washinaton's Goose Eggs.
The following Is the score Of the match game
played on Tuesday last, In New YORK, between
the Washington club, OF this city, and Mutual,
OF New York:
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Lit,le sister, Of tho Psor.

A grand festival for the benent Of the Little
Sisters Of the Poor will be held this afternoon at
Leiiiers garden. and 1t Is hoped large number
Of persons will be In attendance and aid these
good peopis-in their laudable work OF assisting
the agea people placed In their charge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

Thhe Cufs u TUT
Call and examine the Ore and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Depoat Company, corner New
YorK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
Ing OF securities, jswsis, silver-ware, or other
ysluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
snuum, according 10 size. No business man can
AFFORD TO do without them.
Taks earning from TIA CAfed1o and Boston frss. 7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours TO d satur-
days, TO sAnds 70 .,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
Depsslt Yesr Savings IL the Gcrssaa-Amer-
lean SAVINGS Bank,

Department. Slx per cent. per annum paid on
deposits remaining for one calendar month or
longer. Three per cent. per annum paid on me
average daily balances Of accounts, subject to
check 1t sight Deposits made on or before Sep
tembef draw interest from September !. Trus-
tees Individually liable for deposits. Call for
cOpy of the regulations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.


The Meeting ut svilie-speeehes
by Csisuci Hughes AID L. II. Chansier-
Thereush Organization OF the nepao-
iican Party In Chesterheid-The"W eesy
National Republican" and the Cnmpn'sn
Clubs. 49,
ALBEMARLE:
loorrc'pop ",,.n, n-rssy,,,y W. aspt. d isis
c hhhLo - -, - 80, a. ,or
Yesterday being the septemoer eouis w ",
this (Albemarle) county, very large number OF
voters Of this and the adjoining counties were
mon The ground. The announcement that adj
dresses would be delivered by Colonel Hughes,
Republican candidate for Governor, and MT. Il.
II. Chandler had already attracted great inter-
a., .nd attention. and contributed largely 10
est anu a'tention' anu eont''""'e" "s' "
swell the crowd. --...
AT 10 O'Clock Colonel Hughes commenced his
speech w saoron. sua aoo N
,...,,.s,,an a. ~. a,.,,nc,Iva nrinc,n,e. ~ ,be
yinuioatioh Vi .ne osuo,o pn.'pe ~. y, W.
hepuohcan parry, auu s.. .,,, WV" keA'
iavor ny tne 'e,y MY snu In'ennens suu,enoe,
Two tnnus oi wnom WeIe .nNe. we 1o,s'
seen more oruetu ana respectful suuienee.
Inc addre" was calm anu sfsumentauve
throughout. hvey PosNon uAen was amply
sustained oy iAcu ana documents, ana was
tnereiore uhsnswersoie. ne oeaN IN no cap,
Trap, put Tue iace ana principles upon wnieh ne
Ieieu to'a WIN gteat euec. upon tne conserve.
ives, and brought eonvictlon 70 the minds OF
many. Colonel hugnes whh De elected, oeyono
the ptooaniity OF oouot. ne u, IN every IN
tellectual attribute, greatly superior TO MS op
ponent ksmper and Is sonoy for'nn IN ". IN ,n'
nent snssSs whe,her in iolnt alienation or pot
| MI, Chan,ler followed Colonel Hughes In
speech Of two hours, characterized oy great
| eloquence, ABILITY anu WIZ ns u one y, ",
| esm,,, H,ah IN. ssr,c,n,s and historv ii IN,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
CITYITEMS.
TITO Great Attractlsr Il

HRILBRUN's SHOE sTORR
<O2 SEVENTH STREET. sokrHwKsr.
We have opened this day
ssoooo worth Of New and hobby
CATERS, Boots and Ties, comprising:
.'Grsy Bros. Ladies' nne Bhoea."w
"Burts Stitched Boots AID 0aitersn
"Ware's Excelsior Patent Last" =
"The Buckle Alexis, Just out"
THE Toothpick Toe, quite new
"The Old Mems Comfort"
"iIunter's and Fishermen's Boots.r
.Dnn6arrs Misses and Childs Silver Toe
.The Red, white and Blue Caters and Slip
pers, all aizes." M. d. .r... T----1-
"Kubber SHOES, Boots and Arctics."
HknBRuss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

Adopt the Prevcntive PslIcy.
Severe spells OF blliounneas, indignation, chills
and lever. diarrh@A nervous headache and ply
These are visitstions which everybody 10
anxious TO avoid, and ~ coprse OF Hostetter's
stomach BltteIs win professionally fortify the
advioe which can 30 offered q this time 70 per-
sons subject 70 such complaints or ct ali SEN
suve 10 Atmospheric ohanges = 70 commence
Sisorsni Wissous Delay. Sorsy.eisSt hour Win IN
NOS have elapsed after ths nfst dose before Z
marked change viii have manifested itself In the
% ~ ne uas 50 rsa ss ssa. rs cont
season may chance TO be, the systen tnus re.
t,c.hsd and reinforced viii % ip the best possi.
NKrrHn failing teeth, nor the pseping wrin-
kles OF time, % forcihly tall Of Advancing yeaFs
color and makes your appearance more agree
able 10 othera a. well As yourself. with fresh
luxuriant hair, the innrmties Of age are far less
noticeable. HH.#. rf r-.' Ia co
TIE new Colonnads hotel, on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa; calland see II, ~.
ExNEsr MEN oF SCIENCE have discovered that
electricity and magnesium are developed m the
system from the iron In the blood. This ac-
count. fog the Debility low spiIls and lack Of
becomes reduced. The Peruvian syrup Q pro-
element, and Z liz only form IN which Il i pos
sbe for IL TO enter the circulation.
James Y. Davis ssss,
0".i e2i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
have now ready the fall style Silk Hat adopted
BY the retail haitian Of Nov YORK. q %
Ciacsssasi IAsu Lager,
Just received and for sale In casks and bottles by
the agents, Palmer d Green, Georgetown, D. q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

ssssmos ARRSw GsDs.in E.snh aSsipS
hsr present owners, will leave her wharf. ~
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET.
DAILY. tsusd.Eso sf5ScRtsS AT X O'CLOCK. ZOE
TIE Tomb Of waAhinssonJ and svs Lane
tehlN IAN .RupN RtNamer Arv~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

The wsshiaStsn City savings Bank,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payss per cent. interest on all depoain Depos
il can be male and drawn 1t viii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
G o Z e

aASILauT OFFiCR, 10
No. lsIepth stress; Il III First street. FsqthyDs
SsesSstsVS,. sii.si psoSiily sstssasd 20 ssi1'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

THs Pope has written letter to the Comte de
Chambord, congratulatlns him on the fusion Of
the Bourbons, In which he says that God has
listened TO the prayers OF the Catholic world and
that the hydra Of revolution Is on the eve oil de-
strucil1n.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

Now that the seasonfs opening. Aman, at his
splendid restaurant On ninth street, II prepared
to cater to the tastes and furnish the best OF del
lcaciea to his patrons. Finely-navored oysters,
reed bird, ortolan and other delicacies, and the
best brands Of Wines liquors and cigars comprise
the bill Of fare,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
DENTISTS.
ITO ARCHITECTS.

WAsHINaroN August, ma
oonFress. approved March & lsis, The undersispsd
hereby lnyts Arcaitec,gfai plan. ors ctchss not
Ing tor the hhFsry O. Oonsress % % dr.yn N to.
furnished 70 sPpiicants-. T6s sum 81 aiteen hun.
Ord aoIls,, x be rad for sush dss,sn = may b
land dollAra for the seoond best, and Ave hundred
dol 70 ne third best to DO paid on the siss Of
The plans must be submitted on or beSore the NJ
daT. o. November neIt, and sddrssse4 lprspsid)
lChsirlnAn Of the JOINT Uommittee
cS on sns h'e 81 K: sso.,. Commit.
'o''h'n tse on Public Buidinsn and
AnIaeo lLlhrariap Of Conxreas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
OUTRAGING THE DEAD.
BEAU HICKMAN REsURRECTED.
The Bsdy Horribly Maiiiated-The Limbs
asd Head Removcd-Ghsstiy Spec
tacic-Thc Work supposed to Have
Been Dane nv surgical Students.

ar..sI.sc1-Tbe vImba
"e n'" ,,.,-
asa Head Hemo'ca-
taeie-The Work Suppose" 10 h"'e
Been Done By Surgical Students.
tho Rrrrp,,o,s Informal
ouy Nv aaa,h and mn a, ps,p UIct.
sae puo.V !, ~, lime IL was neither dreamed OF
- ,s,,,.,n,s,ed mai sacrI,cue womb be perpe.
49, ~, y, ,he hod, ~ Inc deceased On the con
-. /, was sunnoaed that Inc deal wouId he
nsrmI,,ed 10 rest auie,,y in the grave and not
snh,.., A N the hand. NJ tho bodv .steaiers IL
nov apne,rs mat mi, was premature and with.
an, ins,,oc.,Io, 40 thc s,hseouept statement
III, we.
pnr,no ve.,.r,,, Mss.,s D,r,ev claoctt and
Ionn .ns,sv ss.,ro,. NJ sselno thu deceased
ns,a Cnr,stisn hnr,aI. concinded 10 start a sub-
.c,,n,,or ,lst Tor inc n,rnose AZ further,o0 mat
on,sct Tbev did az ana unaer THAR i'm edIate
snneryI.,on /, wac nsssed from hand 10 hand,
urtil the NECESSARY fnnd, were collected. The
seryIces 81 4 nromInent unIertaker were Sc
cured. and about ? O'Clock Yesterday after
nom he procecded TO the Po,ters field,
and wa, pnInted out the grave Of the late
pohemlan bv a colorei man. who originally
duv M
After n fev spaaesfuIl of earth had been
thrown IN a suIt OF clothes was unearthed, which
was recognized by the nrst praye-ilgaer A those
belonging 10 the body OF Hickman. Proceedine
with the excavation the box containing the
body was finally reached. The top was found
to be shattered TO pieces while the sides hung
together by mere spiints. Ia this condition Il
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04
CARRIAGES.

HARRlAGKsi cARRIA0Rsi II
~ CARRIA0EStti
hsye nov "A stock 4 larse number Of ,O-Ax<
ences, conpes, Drass, yictoriAs. kc. DO,
n 5sdqSssfd R5iees Afso. 1 number Of SECOND.
Hspsirins PrOnpaS s't sSsss y au.u.x
Me- ssYs:,sy nd AZ s;ssorS, 90. a. az xssth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

,. ". sauicr q Co.,
Bankers, No. 1915 Pennsylvania avenue, pay 9
per cent on all depoait-
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AT Q o 8 T.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PAPRRHAHaIsas
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES,
OHROM0s. ENaRAvTNGs, PIO-
TURE FRAMES. CORDS. DC.
In consequence OF improvements now In progress
On seysp RI ,5s3 s sths5 9an hold my stock aVs
Vs. L. j, ROTHROCK,
.' t11 Seventh street,
Jes&u Opposits Post 0fnHA
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Jss@-

|NoT IrpH. ....E'rg.
~ u y 7; MecgIs, ooun,y SoR.,sble p.s..
n AZ Kinds realsctfplly solicited. Once With
ssssS "a .s:, SSss ioa'h''i a, Ss;!S''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

electricity and magnesium are developed m the
system from the iron In the blood. This ac-
counts for the debility, low splritz and lack OF
becomes reduced. The Peruvian syrup Q pro-
toxide Of Iron, supplies the blood With Its iron
element, and II the only form IN which II Ii pos
sbe for IL TO enter the circulation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-04

rae nIeetinG Mt Charlottesville speeches
BY Cslss,l Hushes and L. II. Chandler
Thsreush Generalization OF the Repub-
lican Party In Ckesterneld-The "Weekiy
National Republican, and the Campaign
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01
70 NEWS.
GERMANY.

BERLIN, February %.
It is reported that the great Powers
or EurOp" have resolved tn ,u>tlone
the recognition of the 5 ,anish relub-
lie tor the present.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, February %.
Efforts to settle the strike in South
Wales have failed.
The Senate OF the University OF
Dublin has voted to petition Parlia
ment for a rejection of the Education
bill.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, February %.
The instruction in Loanda is sl:-
pressed, and the colony is now tran
quill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

IN Virginia City. February -, Ed. \.
lIIleneld, OF Reno, to Florence Leonard,
of Boston, Mass.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01
NEVADA LEGISLATURES.
Especial Dispatch from the Capital

1P~Sh hSPot~i AioLl III IdDlIai,l
Carson. February %.
SENATE.
INTRO 0UCTIoN OF BILLS.
BY Cassi iy-TO define the du-
ties OF the Lieutenant Governor, and
regulate his compensation.
BY Mills-To discourage quackerv.
BY Clapp1Relative to the salary of
the Judge of the Seventh District.
RESOLUTION PASSED,
To purchase the compilation of the
ASSEMBLY.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Savage-To grant the right of
way for railroad from the Central
Pacific to the Colorado river.
BY Wallace-TO prevent the prac-
tice Of medicine by unqualified per-
sons.
PASSED.
>ct relative 10 Migrants. Also Act to
prevent cruelty % animals. Also.
Act for the relief If the deaf, dumb
and blind. Also, theCivil Appropria-
ton bill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01
M 8 KS!

T AIDES SIt X MASKS ANDGFNTS'
IL WIRE MASKS. or the grand Mas
Gunrad". can ha had at MFl Frs X
FRANkI.iN'S San + ancisco Dry Goods
store. 10
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ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, February %.
A New York s.oeci ii SAYS there are
ruinnrs that y. i. Stock wells failure
is not veriti d !; and that all his co..-
tracts were provided for yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

rlrs' door north of the Pioneer Rcs,ou.
ram, North Main street. Eureka.
HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING; RE.
cchlly opened the above establish.
n nm oii"rs MS professional services To
an VINO desire "A hrst-ciass physiopnouni.
'at IiAlltou or an ecslatic SHAVE.
,"nutoteu ~lth the establishment are
several neat aud elegant B4Iu Itt,,,WS
"ner, hot or Cold Eatns can be had al
all times.
of public patronage is solicited.
au+-u JAMES NJ. Nj. MOODY Prop r.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

THE LEGISLATIVE BALL.-To-mor-
row we shall! re-publish from the Car
son correspondence of the S era
mento Record, a description of the
soilettes at the Legislative Ball, with
the full ame Of the ladies who at.
tended. Our lady readers will look
for it on the first page OF the .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01
Miscellaneous.
GRAND
MASQUERADE BALL!
AT SKATING RINK HALL.
On the Night Of March 4th, 1878.

TICKETS FOR MASKS ARE NOW
rrady, and can be had of the under
signed.
No Mask without any excnp'ion) will
he permitted To enter the Hall unless by
showing the requisite numbered ticket.
Tickets Tor masked persons furnishing
their own costumes, are ) reach.
IhoSp PERSONS who ordrrtieir costumes
rom b | wv, will receive thcirtickets from
the Manager Without any additional pay.
Spectators viii pay 3 ~ each, or ), pr
couple, which will give them the privilege
to partlc pate in tine II easements oil inc
evening alter un~inaSking.
iIc<c,s ara distributed at the principal
business houses in town
Carriages will tie furnished on the even
ing oi the Fall, brtwctn the hours Of 5
and 10. ThoS, wishingiO have the use OF
the same, will leave their naine with the
undersigned.
WM. SAMSON, Manager,
At pbcrtalder d IIarrisOn's.
Eureka, Feb. -, 1875. 10
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New County Court House.
THE A PAYERS

(lF THE NEW COUNTY NEED NOT
- eXpend much money at present for n
new Court House. II. Lees new rock
nuiaoing, which has a fine light, open
from, Is IN every way adapted tor n
courtroom. IL. lee would build GOOD
strong rock cells in the rear at a remu.
heTatlVe rental On lease for a term.
III. LEE,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

NEW ORK, FCTrllarV IS.
The snOw-storm OF Yesterday did
not produce amy material delay in
transit.
y gesoline explosion Yesterday at
hrvn Nave, ear Pail ud"l ,hia. re-
suited in the complete destruction bv
man !: loss. so OO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01

A FURIOUS WIND-STO2M occurred
at Virginia on Sunday night, which
caused considerable racket among
signs. awnings, stovepipes, shingles.
and roofs generally. These things were
blown about very promiscuously; and
on the Divide an entire greenhouse
Roofs of hosting works were blown
off at the mines. As to wandering
shingles and signs, the Enterprise
says, had any man asked for a sign,
the chances were that he would have
got it alongside of the head" Five
or six telegraph poles were blown
down. 1t was a genuine "Washoe
Zephyr"
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
DECEMBER rs, Is7a-TRlPLE SHEET.
ynsirnrllon.
"a, youno Lsdics-country.

| HONE INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIr.oi Dir y
Tarryown T. combining home VITA thorough e'us'
| ''1"' " ~ "s" MSM W. MEfCALF. 'PrncpaL
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
OTHER YIEWS.
MIEg-HIsTOmCCs ADMITS TIE FALslTY on /
CITATIONS.

ALIER-HsTORICCs ADMITS TIE FAlsITY on his
CITATIONS.
10 ne Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: The article | sent you about three
weeks ago was my work, extracts and all. DR..
Drumln is right in every respect but one. He put II
down rs Of fun fraud 1t was neither one nor
the oher Of the learning and the honesty Of
Mr. Drumm himself and Of all the writers In this con-
troversy.
The public hes 70 depend upon the word OF the rev.
erend persons who undertake TO enighten H. and when
they profess know all about thing, OF course they
do know it. But both sides could not he right People
said IT was queer some said there dishonesty, and
others said there ignorance in spite OF all the display
OF know ledge Isuspected there little Of both So
manufactured" my extracts and sent them out to see
whether they would pass muster III any one should
treat them actual quotations he would show that he
make Of them without taking pains to ascertain
then reality he would prove hnsef about as honest as
IngerEOl Tweed That was my iltte trap The Inde-
pendent spoke very respectfully of my authorities,
but II storicus swalowed the bait, without even wait
ing 10 nbhle at N. ALTER ERiIsTOKICus
Phiiadelphtd, Dec. 10, 1873.
BISHOP HALL on THE ADMIssIoV or PRESBYTERIAN
MINISTERS TO ENGLISH PARISHES
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Since ] sent you the letter in reply to
DR. Drnmm which was published Saturday, Dec. l3,
have net with additional piece Of evidence, which
Won will do me the favor TO put in print.
Bishop Hall in The Defense Of the Humble Remon-
STRANGE" for Liturgy and Episcopacy, says 81 know
those more one that by vrtne only of the odina
ton which they have brought with them from other Re-
formed churches have enjoyed spiritual promotions ana
yipgs without exception against the lawfuiness OF
their calling" This perfectly explicit testimony. given
inst before civil In England by the abest and
most conspcnous defender OF EpscOpacy, absolutely
0ecsve on the question to which IL relates The catena
of v1tpesses sufficient without this proof but with
in the chain absolutely rrefIigaDle. The objection
that no names given is too frivolous 10 merit an
answer. oho'"h - r'5hh"'
Yale college, Dec. IS, 1873.
THE JOINT COMMUNION DISCUSSION IN FERMA-
NENT FORM
To tho Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Do you intend to give us, in an Extra"
the entire correspondence growing ont Of the Inter
Communion" questions The discussion has assumed
elaborate proportions 1t will prove valuable as reper
tory OF facts and authorities bearing the questions
involved trust it seem tO you as being desirable
that what has been written should be put III more per
manent form for future reference. tLERiCJs.
Nep- York, Nov. 26, 1913.
I'VE fear that the publications IN THE TRIBUNE
have measurably supplied the demand. Ii Is impos
sbe to issne the extras, which have become so
popular save in cases where the demand IL sure TO
be large.-Ed]