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RANRQAD SUED.

Yesterday Simon Moulton and Clara Moul-
ton entered suit against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company for damages
alleged to hsvs been done to plaintiff CLARA on
the 10th Of May, 1874. They AIlege that on
the date mentiohed she notified ( conductor
ting upon the same the conductor rang the
bell and the car started, causing the handle to
strike her IN the side, and 90 htufing her that
she has been unable 10 DO the work Of her
family, and has been compelled 10 employ a
physician, &c. Damages are laid ct one thou
sand dollars.
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FoRp,s oPERA HoUBE.

Mr.. Harry Ford, who has Just rsturped from
bridal tour TO Europe, was in the city yester-
day making arrangements for the rtopening Of
Ford's opera house next season. 1t is now
being thoroughly renovated and paiuted, and
initial performance viii be flrSt-class bur
lesque, Including 10 the cast Miss Eliza Wealth
Grady, Miss EIls Chapman, Mr.. Chas. Stanley,
and many Of the old favorites. Harry expects
to and VIII do big business during the coming
season In speeialties and stars.
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE CoURr-JUDGE oL1N.

PROBATE COURT-JUDGE oLIN.
In this court yesterday the last viii Of John
Farley was admitted toprobate, and the exec
utrix, Anna NJ. Farley, qualified; bond $4,000.
The will of the late John Mccarthy was fully
proven. The will of the late Nathan Webster
was filed. He makes special requests TO his
children, and the bulk Of his property to his
wife, who he pames his executriX. The will
Of Jemima Driseoll was fully proven and ad-
mitted TO probate and record, and the widow
qualified as administrative with will ANNEXED;
bond $500. The VIII Of Christian T. q.
Schmidt was fully proven and admitted &c
probate, and the eXecutrix qualified: bond
SIC, 600. She also qualified as guardian; bond
5000. The VIII Of James a. Reddall was
fully proven and admitted to probate and
record. Letters Of administration on the estate
Of John G. Lynn were iHSued TO Elizabeth @.
Lynn; bond $500. The Z rt adjourned 10 the
18th of September. t.E-.a
CRIMINAL COURT - JUDGE HUMPH-
REYs.
This court resumed fits session yesterday and
was engaged as follows: ........ .-.
Thomas King, charged with unlAFfully
keeping bar-room, was acquitted.
The court then adjourned until to-day.
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CAMP MEETINGS.
PILES GROVE.

The reports from the camp meeting at Piles
Grove are very encouraging. The camp is
admirably located, the water is excellent and
abundant, the tent accommodations are very
good, the preaching Is earnest and practical.
On Sunday morning, the Rev. W. F. Spoke
preached on the "gift Of the Holy Ghost" At
8 O'Clock the Rev. J. N. Amos preached on
Everlasting Life" and at night the Rev.
Charles q. Mytinger spoke with much feeling
on the text "This night the soul is required Of
thee" A few were converted and the fee
broken. At eleven o'clock on Monday the
Rev. Charles King preached from the text
off ye do these things ye shall never fall. :"
The prospects are that there viii be 9 good
attendance during the week. The meeting
will hold over the Sabbath, and no disorder
will be allowed to prevail, as the preachers
are determined that all who attend must con-
duct tboroan1ryae TNrCrDarIv
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WAsHINUION, D. Nss Juiy u III y
Sealed proposals will be received Al this Depart
ment MIL FRIDAY, the 18th day Of August, lo74,
at II clock for furnisinE In such quantities
aud At such times as may be required the following
described envelopes during the year ending August
il, 1915, TO wit:
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4 WASHLYGFoY ARTIST IN PARL

A recent letter from Paris 70 the New York
HerGId contains the following AIluSion to .
former resident of the District Of Columbia
Miss Clementina Tonpkin6, OF Washington, is
Paris. Though quite young her hand seems
thoroughly trained IN drawing, and Q painted
study o. an Italian musician which she exhibit
ed 10 the Salon this fear attracted mpch at
tention from lts-frm touch and tts eolid cover
ing. She is pupil Of Bonpat, and an enthu-
si6stic admirer Of bis realistic talent.
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CAPTw'5
WRITING PAP ERS,
NEW BOOKS.

UNDER THE TREES. By Samuel Irensus Prime.
ALCESTIS, Leisure hour Series.)
A NEW THEORY OF GRAYITATIoN AND
OTTER SUBJECTS. By Edward L. Young,
Norfolk, Va.
THE LIVING LINK. By James De Mile.
SLAVES AND RING, ByF.W. PobinSon, author
of"LittIe Kate Kirby" &C.
WITHIN AN INCH OF HIS LIFE. From the
French Of Emile GAborian,
BONDED DEBTS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA.
THE RHINE. By Victor Hugo.
JUSTIN HARLEY. A Romance Of Old Virginia.
By John Esten Cooke.
SYRIAN home LIFE. By Jessup.
NY MOTHER AND 1. By Miss Mulock.
IRON THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
By Jules Verne.
WESTERN WINDOWS. By John James PiStt.
LANDMARK. By John James Piatt.
A TREATISE on MechanIrs' LENA on Real and
PrTsoGal Properly. BY Samuel L. Phillips,
ofths WGshlngton Bar, $40. Law sheep.
.n".. FoR SALE By
WI. 40. II. MORRISON,
Jy7s-tH Law Booksellers, as PennA. ave.
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CHANGES IN THE LOCATION Oh
SCHOOLS.

The following changesiD locations Of schools
in the Second district VIII be made at the be-
ginning Of the nsTt school year, September Il
The Female Grammar and First intermediate
schools will move to the church on Filth street,
north Of n street, In which two large and
pleasant rooms have been fitted up. PGrkefs
hotel, vacated by those schools, VIII be occu-
pied by two boys primary schools, thus ad0rd-
Ing accommodations long needed In the south
ern part of the district. The two girls pri-
maries which have been travelling from E-street
church to Metzerott hall, and thence to Wesley
chapel, VIII find Q permanent home In the
Larner house, 602 r street. These changes
will add to the school accommodations Of the
district, and supply wants long felt.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABIES

OAI and examine the FIRE and buJglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, Tor sals
keeping Of securities jewels silVSr-Ware or other
Valuables Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according 70 size. No business man dan
Afford TO do without them.
TSksEsrHing JrVnns Chicago GHs Bsstsa ysrss
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE
NAVY DEPARTNEN-,

NAVY DEPARTNENE. !
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION IND RRPAIR
WAsHINGJ0N, July o.. 1874.
The Navy Department Will odef FOR sac, at pub
lie suction, thsfol!oWin g-nsmed ye-selg:
Al tho United SIates Navy Yard, Boaton, on
saturday. the eth OF August, 1874. a. Il O'Clock
M, The iron-ciad. single tur{et screw vessels
NehATpee'' all ''Wass1c- - cash OF 80 tons meas
AZ ne limited stItes Naval Station, League
Iiiaud on SATURDAY, the 9Th ofSepteInber, Is74
a. y osioSE m, She iron-elad vessel ~ azoo, Of
y tfibs tT5Ited STATES Naval Station New Orleans
an bATiiRDAY, the 18th OF September, Is74, At u
osri1rE n The lTon-clad, single turTet screw yes
40 ,Etiab " 'IrtS," nklamath, - sAumpqua,' -
M ,SYama - each OF Ss9 tons measurement; ths
Iran-oiad screw vsssos '.KeWa ydin" and tsWlnne-
bsEo each OF so tons measurement, aud the IRON
olG6 screw Ysssel "ChiekasaW," Of 40 toGs meas
Ia Es;Sel5 VII Be oEsrs4 a. they lie, and nay b
examiQed al any time PREVIOUS 20 the day Of ale
kpOh APPLICATION 70 the COmman1ant OF the Yard
Of station where they pre. respectively, who vi
exhibit 20 parsons Qeslring TO BID an inventory o.
baqh artiele3 as may be lol1 with them. /,
Thirty Per centum OF the whole amount OF thq
purchase money FOR each vessel must be depocitedi
~ tbe tine Of ALE, and tho balance paid In CASH
when the sale Il oouffn d. the Department; the
vessels 70 le removed within three weeks rom tds
dale OF Gnoh confirmation.
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
The vessels, or sltheT Of the from sale At any te
cred inldeqnato. iySo
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TALBERT's STATION.

A Methodist Episcopal camp-meeting, COM
mencing Friday, September 4, Will be held q
quarter Of q mile from Talbert's station, Prince
Georges county, Nd, on the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad.
The grounds are well located, the water is
good and plentiful, and people are cordially
invited to come and pitch their tents and Wor-
ship with the throng. No ground rent viii be
charged, as the meeting Is TO be held for the
good Of the people, and no impediments VIII
be allowed to intervene. Those desiring further
information should address the Rev. ]. Il. Ry-
land, Bear Town, Charles county, Nd, or ean
on the Rev. W. F. Spoke, $40 street north
west, or the Rev. Charles King, 456N street
northwest ... ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26
INTERNATIONAL SCHUETzEN-CLoSE
OF THE FEST.

The closing ceremonies of the International
schuetzen festival at Baltimore took place on
Monday. Up to the close the receipts amounted
to SS1, 900. The amount of prizes were e25 900.
During the fest 9ys29 shots were fired at the
targets, consuming 5000 pounds Of lead and
1000 pounds Of powder. Baron Won Schloser,
the German minister, visited the park on Mon
day, and was cordially received. The follow
ing Washingtonians took prizes at this target:
gold; thirteenth, W. Fendner, gold watch.
John Lippold and L. Berger, each received .
prize Of 81. Mr.. Heunsch received g prize a.
the bull's-eye target, making 92< degrees, and
one at the man target. Mr.. ]. G. Seufferle, of
this city, received the sixth prize for bowling,
(a10 \ g. -z. s DEB .ra .r. -.-r-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26

TIE WesfninStsT RsvfsD,. in commenting on
Canon Kingslsy'S last work, Health and Educa-
tiOn," says 1--WE are always glad to meet Canon
Kingsley II he will but keep Of the eaEt wind, the
AthanasiAn Greed, and Gods own green grads.
He never has anything particularly original TO
tell rs, bit he always sets forth old truths In
forcible way, He Is not quite so bloodthirsty as
his master Carlyle nor so hysterical his fellow
disciple, Ruskin. People will read Canon Kings
ley when they VIII read nobody else"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26

It VIII be remembered that about two months
ago . man named Andrew jackson was CON-
mitted to jan for stealing quantity Of brick.
On Saturday evening last his only child died
suddenly, and on Monday bis wife was taken
n and died that night. The intelligence Of bis
wife's sickness was conveyed 70 him On Mon
taken 70 have him released, for the purpose Of
being with his wife during her last hours; but
they were not successful, owing 10 the fact
that none Of the judges could be found TO issue
an order for his release (Which could b con-
stitutionaly done, as his term Of imprisonment
viii expire in five dsys.) It VIII indeed be q
hard case Il this unfortunate man must lay in
jail and not be allowed TO attend the funeral Of
bis departed companions.
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nRoP0sAI,S FOR WORK ON THE WASH
L 1EoIoN AQuEp UoT.

WhsnIEGToN. D. O., August !, is74.
Sealed proposals, indOTsed "PIopo1All for WORK
on the WashlE EtOn AlueduCt, - VIII be received at
This ofes f2ocoeE on the Sd day Of sspfsmber
lNL for bliIdiRg a dwelling and fence a. 9reAt
Falls and for grading and mAcAdaniEing the Aqua
duct road.
Proposals win he received only on the printed
FORMS which With specific aiions forms OF contrast
ard any desired information, be had on NplIea-
tiOn by man or IN person 10 1900,
Colonel OF Eng neeIs, u. 8. A.,
anl-ST Chief Engineer Warrington ACpScLct.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-26

A IL KINDS OF GENTLEMENIS CAST
"a on wearing apparel can be sold to the very best
dvEntago by addressing calling on JUSrH, so
D street, between sixth aud Seventh northWests
Notes n NAL promptly attended 70. Cash paid,
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DEFECTIVE WALLS MADE SECURE

The defective walls oEtbe Colonization build
ing, which were condemned 8 few weeks since
by the inspector Of buildings, have been made
secure by Nj. g. +, Wood, the wsll-knoEn
the society for that purpose. It was at first
thought that the whole front would have 10
be taken down, but on close examination Mr..
Wood found the walls In excellent condition,
with the exception Of few Of ths blocks Of
sandstone used in facings, which were not
originally clamped. These defects have been
remedied, and the building is now perfectly
secure.
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DRoposALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

DEPoT QUARTERMASTER'B OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, July -, 1875 =.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with copy or tns
Advertisements Attached 20 zach, will be receiEed -
this once until noon August - 1874, for furnishing
the United States QuaTtermaster's Departments
with the fol OWing-nafned articles, WIS
IL, ooo pairs Woollen Stockings.
10 coo pairs White Berlin Gloves.
i. $500 pairs W ooIlen Mittlua,
H,0gg paiEs Boots, brass screwed.
tQWypaifs Bootees. brass screwed.
wv pairs Bunalo Overshocg.
~ pairs Arctic OYeTsh oes, Buckla CARERS. /
1L0oNoollen Blankets,
G00 Iron Bunks.
400 sets Irop-Bunk Stats.
l3Q sets Stencil Plates.
IlQQoyerds D6rk-blue Cloth, -.
1oa 600 TArdB sky-blue KErsEy, 81
All articles Will be sab ecte6 to rigid inspection,
and bidders are IN formed that nll cOmpliInee with
gpeeincatlon Will be insisted uTon, and that
ticle Inf rior 10 the standard W II be accepted.
Tbe GOV eminent reserves the right TO reject any
Bids are requested for delivery OF the Hrticles NJ
Pbtladelpbia and also at San FTanriseO.
Tor Information In detail apply 20 this once.
Envelopes containing proposals to be Endorsed
tPIoPos9h f2T Military Supplies, - and addressed
BY order OF tEe QuarternaSieI General.
-. L. O. EAsTON,
OF depot. ly3-I5
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CITY ITEMS.
MISCHIEF N TUE An.

CONFINEMENT and happiness rign in al house
holds where Dooley's Yeast Powder Is used. Try
II. Your grocer has It.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

JOHN Buck SoN sell the celebrated StIsAsB
Lager Beer at Sl3 per barrel.
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Colonel Of Engineers, q. s. l., in G6aTSe Public
Buildings and Grounds, RuEt-0

o7TIcE OF PuBIfo BGi NJ ED ia AND 6houEDs,l
WASHINGTON, d. O., August 7, ~
sealed proposals. viii be received until III UR99-
DAY, SEPTEMBER ., Ir4 at u O'CLOCK M, 1t this
OF &C, for lhe construction OF substantial Iron and
Masonry Bridge. and OF . OAussv1y, across the
Anacostla or Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river.
ana dtsey%Iyon n he stnsnIs s1 p1nnoa1 III
erect. The length Of the Bridge and osussVay will
Fu thsI infoTnation can be obtained on sppIsA-
tiou to the undersigned, -
Proposals must be indOrsed proposals. Tor Iron
Bridge Masonry and Oauseway.H
The right iT reseTyed 70 reject any or ~ 9laA or
70 accent any bid, D. L. BABC DQhN
xpgi-6I Colonel Of Engineers, u. ) A,
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PROPOSALS.
TMPRoTEMENT OF MOBILE a1RBoR,
L ALABAMA.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER oTT1CE, D

UNITED STATES ENGINEER oEFIoE,
No, So CHURCH STREET,
NOZZLE, ALA, Aug. /, 1874.
Proposals for dredging $500 enSic yards, more
this ONCE unt noon. September 10, 1874, and opened
Immediately thereafter. - -.
Printed blank forms OF propo5als an1 eIahsy'
speeIhcatiOns, instructions 10 bldders anu my Ss
sired information can be had on ~ ~ 's
ONCE. A. N. DAMhELLf,
aul7-ot CAPTAIN OF Engineers, U. 3. A.
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Palmeris American ginger ale, . Temperance
beverage, for sale by dealers throughout the Dis
trict ct per dozen, At the depot, 81 Greene
street. Georgetown, ID. y.
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DRoPosALs ron FUEL.

OTgIcK OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRouEps,1
: = - Con. PENN. AVE. AID HsT ST., Z
WASHINGTON, d. O., August i lGA y
eealed proposals will be received " The under
signed until "a O'Clock on The % day Of sEPTEN-
year ending June 20. 1875. tnfoImSsiop q TO apan-
tity, &C., ac., can be obtained on spplieation at
this Office.
fhs right to reject any or an bids, or to aoeept
any 3D. is reserved, and each 6iddsT Y FeSutISd 70
sun Of ESQ guarantee ora faithful pSFfofmAnce
Of ths eontfact u awarded TO him. .,o,r
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IN THE SUPREME COZ
u TRICT OF COL
Reginald Fendzll, eSsignee \
Of RaIhS6urgS, &c.
COURT OF THE DIS
COL UMBIA.
s':l Equity Oekesn

Wm. %. Oassin et al -
u Il By the Court this 2lih dag OF July A. D. IS7t
3. Cox and william D Cassin, trustees for the "a
OF the real estate described In the bill In said cause
be ratified and con frped. unless cause 70 the con-
trary thereof BE- &hoH on before tbs nth DAY o.
August A. d. 1S74; pfovfded aeopy OF the ofddr s.
or COiumblA once In each or Three SnccesSiTe weeks
before the nth day Of August, A. b. is7l.
BY the Courts A. WYLIE, Justice.
4. y. 'MEros, eIsrR, &C. jy7S-ssw
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
4 TRICI OF COLUMBIA THE nth DAY OF
ATSSUsT, l iS54
No. s7sO, Equity Doc.

james r. O'Bierne.
On motion Of the plaintiff. by Mr.. DuvaD, his So
lleitor, It. Is ordered thai the defsndants, james
Boyle and Patrick Brennan. cause their 5ppearanos
TO be entered herein on or before the rst rule day
occurring forty days aler this day; otheryise the
win be Droceeded with a. IN case Of deiault.
By the Court A. WYLlE, Justice,'&c.
True eopy-Testi R. J. Mics, Clerk, &C.
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BUI YOUR slate and marble NANTES Of Hamil-
ton & Pearson, Y. NJ. y. A. building corner Ninth
variety in the District. AlPo, lstTobo stoves,
CRATES, ranges, So, and ct prices that defy com
petition, considering quality, Call ct show rooms
eoualed.
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TIE 0RAAF ENeLIsH REMEDY for Govt ana
Rheumatism AL sufferers from the above COM
plaintS either ofrecent or long standing, are sd-
They can be relied upon as the most safe AMI OL
fectuAl remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
pHOU ~ X HA rs q, trand' London, England,
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ADJUSTMENTS. SO.
POSTPONEMDNT.

The Grand Festival and Reunion for the benefit
o. the new church Of So. Augustine, Al ths new
sehustEen Parz, lr Gales Woods ma Teen uost,
poned 10 WEDNESDAY. August "a Grounds vii
oe open from 10 a. m. TO l. D. m. Admission. IS
cents; CHILDREN under ten years, 10 cents. apE3jS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20

THE Chief Signal Officer does not appear
to be contented with his success in distrib-
uting broadcast throughout the country the
tri-dsily discussions of the weather reports
received at his Office, and in displaying eau
tionary signals for the protection of our lake
and ocean commerce, but is extending his
paternsl supervision over the great rivers
of the West, in such manner as to give
timely warning Of all approaching floods
that are likely to prove dangerous to life or
/ njnnous to property in districts subject to
overflow. While system Of river reports
has been in operation under his direction
Hpr two years past by which the principal
liver cities and towns are kept daily
Uniformed of the stage of water at all impor-
& hnt points,, It is only recently that any at
d empt has been made at the signal Office 10
dse the experience obtained from the daily
study of these reports in the manner indi.
Gated. but as the result of this attempt has
been already 30 successful, river warnings
viii doubtless be made in future regular
part of the probabilities. Our attention has
been drawn TO the subject at this date by
the fact that each one of the three great
rises that have swept the Mississippi since
the 1st instant was foreseen at the signal
Office and announced TO the threatened dis
tricts By telegraph several days in advance
of its actual arrival, thus giving ample time
for such preparations as could be made by
the inhabitants with the means at their dis
posal Doubts ofthe accuracy Of the warn
tngs were freely expressed St some points
on the river, but the recent appeal Of the
Governor of Louisiana, 80 promptly re-
sponded to in the House on Friday. is a
sufficient proof Of their correctness and Of
their vaine
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20

houses and are In no condition to make the
charges against him which they have pre-
ferred. This testimony analysed and sifted
Is reduced to this: that Judge Durell in
tbs opinion Of his politica. sdversaries, ex-
ceeded his jurisdiction In the celebrated
chhncsry suit Of Kellogg yersus Warmoth.
the other charges having, It Is thought been
introduced merely as . make-weight and
been abandoned for want Of proof Now,
under our system Of government. judges are
not subject TO impeachment for errors Of
Judgment. They are coordinate members
Of branch Of the Government Their or
ders and DEGREES are subject to reversal by
appellate courts. and not by Congress. II
the Senate, then. refuses to order new
election in Louisiana or 10 install the de-
feated Democratic candidate for Governor.
with what propriety can Judge Dureil be
impeached for his conduct in this cassf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-20

THE Capital demands that the Pension
Committee of the House shall be invest
gated because some of its members have
friends in the employ Of the Pension
Bureau. The allegations on which this
demand is based embrace an intimation Of
Immoral intimacy between the members Of
Il he committee and certain unnamed female
y Jerks. Tracing the source of this infamous
I lander back to its real origin, we discover
hat ii is probably the malicious invention
{ # q person whose character as black
mailer and vindictiye maligner of public
men Is no longer question Of doubt The
truth Is that the members of the committee,
from chairman down, are men whose purity
Of character, whose service in the field dur
ing the war, and in public position since its
close, entities them to the warmest conf
dence and respect This effort to defsme
them, coming from the source it does, will
therefore prove to be harmless. It seems
strange that people who live In glass houses
invite their own destruction by throwing
stones, and it is suggested that if the game
were worth the trouble, real case Of i'm
morality might be unearthed in which,
however, none Of the parties alluded to by
the Capital are implicated.