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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-02-12
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RESULT.

At this point, the investigation rest
ed, sufficient evidence being before
the coroner for the immediate arrest
Of James VIM, who was present in
the Hall. A verdict of death by a
blow received at the hands of James
Winn. was returned, and he was az
raignel for examination, on complaint
of Grand Juror 7. B. VIM, for muir.
der in the first degree. The legal pa
pers were then executed, and the re-
spondent was placed in charge of
Sheriff Amsden for committal to Jail
at Woodstock, without bail. In the
evening he was taken to the State
Prison for safe keeping, and on Sat
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is unrvalled. Put up in packages sufficient
to make l6 quarts, for only Is cents.
Sold by grocers and apothecaries.
l6i3 Q. O. W. l2w
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The next and last witness was Geo.
Roland Donoghue, 23 years of age,
son of the deceased. The substance
of his testimony is given under the
head, "discovery," in foregoing para
graph. The boy sent for Mr.. VIM
and Mr. Mansfield to lay his father
out. They came about half past nine
o'clock the night Of the murder. No
reference was made to the maner of
his death. No property was taken
from the body when found-two bot
ties OF liquor one alcohol and the
other rum, were found in his pockets {;
also, some money and an account book.
Mr. WINS house is directly south
Of Donoghue about one -third of a
mile-no house between.
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LIFE WAS SAVED

Of Congestion of the Lungs, and although at.
tended by most skliull Physician, she seem
ed to fail constantly, so that we desparcd OF
her recovery, when an old friend and neigh
Dor persuaded her to try this Vegetable Pull
monary Basam. The result was most graft
fyinp. | assure Won.
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RELIEF WAS IMMEDIATE

and recovery rapid. She is now over 50
years old, and is active and well. Whenever
she gets a severe cold, which happens once
in while, she takes thirty TO sixty drops,
according to the violence OF the cough, which
has always yielded in 4 day or two by taking
the Balsam only on retiring at night. With
it the
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awe have tested the Pain-KIler, and as
sure on readers that it not only possesses all
the virtues claimed for it, but in many in
stances surpasses any o'her remedy we have
eyer known. "-Herald Of Gospel Liberty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-13
CONDITION. OF TIE WASHINGTON
..-. .srf-. RINRS rcs'S{:'. =. =! =.


The following is an abstract Of reports made TO
the Comptroller Of the Currency, showing. the
condition Of the national banks in the city of
Washington at the close Of business on Friday,
the 9th day Of February 1s74: bs ri
Resoorces.-Loans and discounts, q, ll2, Los;
overdrafts, S127slo7; U s. bonds to secure oircu-
lstion, ss7o,ooo; U. s. bonds to secure deposits
eloo 900; o. g. bonds on hand, te 75o other stocks,
bonds and mottgagess +tls, 500 70; due from re.
deeming end reserve agents, q IS sS2 %; due from
other NATIONAL banks, sl47 1885, dds frem State
ture and nItures, e2is, 22s5s; current expenses,
~, es; prernirms paid, sce 7eT checks and
other cash STEMS S2e 81; bills ot other national
banks sos fractional currency, s2 iss 70; spe-
eie, skf6ld4; Legal tender notes, f2SS 6sl-tofsl,
Is ID, o28Ta III -5i 5E1E' u III y = 80.
Liabilities.-Cs stock paid m 5000 900: sur
plus fund, S252 90C; undividet profits, S31 2s2 II;
natIonal bank notes, outstanding, S5I9,3l diyi-
dends unpaid, s2iesi Individual deposits, ss7e,-
23;OS y. s. deposits, SO eS2slo; due to national
bank q, TD9 LIT due to state banks and BANKERS
Sls, as. 7O;i balA al, 32eiotal, s3,isl
Saa7i. NuMbsf bf banks, g. '''''s'
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TILE LABoR, MO TE:HENT Z Z: !.
CONFLICT BETWEEN
THE BOSSES AND JOgNEYMEN.E .-a-


THE BOSS ES AND JOgNEYMEN.s
The Master Masons' Associations held q meet
ing on Saturday evening last, at the Board Of
Trade rooms, Mr.. Q. Jones=in the chair, and
ohss. Lemon secretary. Messrs. Milford Spohn,
". 3. Dobson, Thos. Vesseyr David Lewis and
W. T. Levi were present as . committee from the
Journeymen Brfcklaysrs' Union No, and desired
to be granted hearing on the subject Of tho
number Of hours Of labor which ere In dispute
between the two organisations On motion Of
Mr.. Collins, the committee was received.
Mr.. Spohn was their Spokesman, and said they
m ade the visit for the purpose if possible Of set
fling the difficulties befWeenthe bosses and Jour
eneymen. Their own committee was divided on
hour men. Bis experiences was that eight hours
was the proper time for q laborefto work. The
principle was also theirs, and he did not think
their orgsnizat would sacrifice II. iE'F ~.
Mr.. Trieg was for ten hours. ia: .at.t--'..
Mr. Spohn stated that the journeymen desired
TO have the decision Of the Master Masbns' Asso-
eatfon by tonight, SO that action could be taken
on It. This was promised, and the committee re-
tired. An election of Officers was then entered
year: President; John Wise; Vice President, Au:
gust1l Dayig SscFstaIy, Charles Lemon; Treas
urer David CIssell, ~ "a ~ c. -. -
ON motion Of Mr. Hutchinson. the secretary
Hasldirected TO inform the Jonrneymen Bricklsy-
ers Union that the association had decided that
ten hours should oonstkHte . days work on all
bulldogs where the msmberI Of. the unien are en-
Toni this ruieeto 90 tito Operation on Monday,
fhe subject Of Hsssi vas taken up, and AFTER q
discussion Was postpoDed until the ont of hours
had Deem settled. -a1~ $50 a.. 20.
The association then adjourned. -.-s-. g.. IN
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.,a ,,.;,o .-orr. Ia.
S M eistIe saouPo ~. tne <atinee benefit. Miss
thompson ~ ON mas no person. interest in the affairs
Of tne District put hi heart is never closed to
that charity 4 essFs sld sh a9sS
tnet az can 90 something TO smooth the rough
pain or tn9 unfortunate Wherever they may be
her troupe cpDPot 81 s and
aEce at tho charity matinee andrto add largely to
Tns t9nd which pubic IS ehdeayo.ng 70 Oiigi
In Connection Viz HI, m S,inaa
the Following letter. tii nroys 81 iStsrast
IT ca, - BALTIMORE, April L, ls74
NJ 49,. 8 8 Ss9.,; ,y.....-,,,
side At The a. SOuss
oecasl9n OF the eharity penent between tne hours
sne swS .et dns Saie o. NC
~ Sno Ear AZ snaa Mss aoes
offered iii he niaced 10 ,,sSit ~
fund, - y S-S,Si- M fs'-'
Yours; truly. ,.l7--s.., .rssasxNupf t,bfyffft
a-'s,i.sss.a, GTRlisiness III anaEer
This a,.,,nr,,shsd go. ..,,.,
LIE usns9 young iectrets arrived si
WI s.or On SStasaay evening, coming 81 tnS
sS@y,ss iSE shs OF giving ne
AithourR sin sr,ffe$ir ~ S ~, Iiasss
Miss Morris undsrwentf the, fatisSe Of the. ionq
Journey for tbs rorthy object .for which she hal
enlisted because Of q promise to perform and give
fsrtaina dseo sgm ~ nj orris vii 4 ..
professiensi career. iShs irsS ssssyed The sharac
e i SsnsEi ss.m NeM
fully siI th0asahd people besiegsd the doors fOl
pointedIy away from want Of RECOMMENDATION.
Although beneat performances sre not considered
proper occasions for eritcis vet tbs metropolitan
press could not help relnarking upon the marvel
Gus power displayed by Miss Norris as Camille
| The belief was expressed that she y0tld one day
earn D reputation as portrayer pf Che character
| superior to that once enjoyed by Mis- Heron
Miss Norris gives the part; an. entirely original
Interpretation, and the public. must be prepared
for o great end pleasing surprise when she makes
her first appearance in the character here The
date OF, the entertntnmentwflib be hxedthis morn
ing, but II Will meet hkeiy take place during the
latter part OF ting present week; Every EFFORT Il
| to be made by Manager Savtile to mount the
play IN such manner As VIII 40 Jpstice 70 the oe-
casion and TO the distingulshed LADY VINO us 20
assume the leading rotsiu t,IIi!L1iiI. I: IL &c
al ~" t.:'. THE TICKETS --.-.-..
have been dtstrThnted 10 the membsrs or the Be-
lice and FIRE departmentp Who are Actively q
work disposinx Of Them They nav aiSo be eb.
tained az Fords opers-houssI the: National thea
tire. and at ali the leading hotels TicEets win
also he Jistribrted throueh the different dsuaft
rnent. TO-DAY those n cRRrre Of The severaf IN
reaus tS,reSf takfnc et1arca M tha saiss -
- - ,S,,,.s
i " ~ ' k N 81 Z:
The Sdri Chrontete and CaPtirt haYe .heretofoFe
tndorsed the grand charity movement, and yes.
terd az the eshington Hfrdtd SPOKE OF IL In the
follGRiTg generous manner; we notice with
much pleasure ifne active interest taken By our
citizens IN the RpnIS charity movement; Wsss.
:
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THE NATIONAL SAYINGS BANK
DOES IT OWE THE EsrAT,
-T*is -tANYTHING3 Oh.

DOES1T0WE THEHUNTIEGTON ESTATE
80. . 80 ANYTHING9 .,-.,la.. -.
Fanny A. Huntington and Frank H! Gassaway
on Saturday fled o. bill against VIM. Stiekney,
Lewis C1ephsne, II. q. Emery, B. p. Snyder, II.
A. Willard, Joseph Casey, s. P. Brown, Geo. H.
Plant, J, Il. Lathropr VIM. T. Phllll, N. G. VIII
son, z. y. Robbins, r. D. Mussey, VI. B. Todd,
W. T. Cole, Hugh Mccullough. Ar Shepherd,
and George Adams, the eorporators and owners
Of the National Savings Bank OF the District Of
Columbia. Mrs, Huntington sets fortl that her
late husband, VIM. 8. Huntington, wssone OF the
corporators OF the National Savings bank, and
inverted considerable SUMS herein, And hat upon
his death his heirs had the legal righs to sue.
coed to the stock held by him in the bark But
that the defendants claim that the interest OF
every steckholder fn said bank terminals with
his death, In that they ths corporatorsJ haze the
right 10 narne the successor. TO his stock. The
plaintiffs contend that even II any such nRree-
nept. has ever been made It Is contrary. I'd the
charter, and void : The plaintiffs ask an account
and o share In the bank The suit will be hard
next month. ~ .9-.g-. = .-rt----lt : 80 ~
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0ITY;FrgMs.

--,,' THE, REASONS WHY .Ist....'f
DooLEY's YEAST PowRFR Is preferred to any
other Baking Powder In market are owing to its
purity, qualify, quantity 5and economy. The In
gredients-are strictly free from deleterious sub
stances, and hence the full strength OF esch are
obtained, and the results are uniform every time
1T is used. This can not DO the;ease in those Of
ordinary manufacture, and Tor proof or our ssser.
ton we simply ask those who have never used
Your Grocer keeps IT, DooLRY. 4 BRoThER,
Manufacturers; GO New street, New York. 81
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y FRzNSF Frs OF RE1L ESTATE e
Thomai bowling, luetioneer,soId Saturday the
tyo-story briok ling house No. a Third street,
Eassrgs.Own, g RN Asss so, Pf ehS@
and auctioneer, part sf1ot 8 square fss, improved
q $oc; also lot .. In sqfare sSH y Z. oaKs, TOT
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SERIOUS CoHFLAaRAEIoN AyERTED
: BY PRUAPT 4GTI0Yr F.0FFICER

On Saturday afternoon IN alarm Of IRE wal
turned IN from box corner OF Sixteenth and
streets northwest, ieccasIonsd by the breaking
out Of t1re In the kitchen attached To the frame
residence Of Mr.. Dixon, 1914 Madison street. Had
e not been; for the mehdebls Promptness 9,
ss4 Ssl eonasHstse as pave SsSs &:
entire street Is built Of name hodsss 10 close
proxindity 70 one another, spd 3 high wind Wan
6a ~ 9s a1 q g e:
ian feSl l6sa a Il ssioss I'LL
fire department arrived This Is the satns
Of a public acknowledgement o. his gnllantry and
promptness In stopping the runaway carriage d
one Of eur most prsninens eitissns. ,ay ~, 5u
E;5a ',4UqTypN gzLEs F0-14 " u rs !,
y ti d ososS .9ipg imp,.msut 7s stock
&C., contained Oh 10 farm 81 jno. B. 6lagsett.
Nv r. H. RYAN & Cos:--- -
Ats O'clock, two and, q half story brick dwell
ing, No. ls sixth street southwest.
By E. J. Sweet: q E1@,aE :
street. between Thirte eash and fourteenth streets
AT X O'clock, In front 81 the Court-Aouse door
all the flaip and interest," in and to the whole Q
square No; selssl.i.f, sf:s;t .Is.,.a.is:
Sat so,oiScE, ssinabis building lots. having
front Of ibq feet on north D street, and 7lfeet
inches on n6fth Capitol street. ~ =. ~
At o'clock, building lots on Eleventh street
aSsF E, sSunSfy fls4s u 10
AT 10, ., and O'Clock, ht corner Of Tenth and l
AZ a:so a'siost q SalatlSs., rsansylyanla y.
SssMssn s s5S sss ansss
Art Usisn.,- the ials via eonfinas every evening
until all 10 sold,r ys-s..sa,s, af i:,orT 'p i,,.
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XXI Apprr1oN % the. ca SAVING Rurper Ne kesI

the largest and most compiete assortment Of Chah.
'eiudlng also full Iineof Numbers goods and .
Saristf e goods, embracing ne tollssing, Pei y
Lamps, Latrobe Stores, qr9t RspgEh Pumps
Ws W. atsf pstsSs Ksa adSsfs sSs sssy esas;
al * 1srseus 6ranehs; pFep srsSats at
moderate prices. None bdf COMPETENT men en-
RloyedIS y E'f.lfssi HAEtLTos SPEAEeoN, w.
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,RlsIgYa ,EHg;I.IglED.

7 Thee Little, siste1s sof TIA. Roor with give
EA-grzhd spfpnensds sc6neeff tomorrow even
ing. si9I GsCaiSa Temple, for ne abshsAt Of the
AgSdln9eh and Wduef,s Honas. This Institution
isuhder me charge 6g me I1ttls Slsefs aad 10 10
opsf tfift sHeif eHpftz IN bebslf the 81 me viii
Re $sty "a ap soias fsaii.sa
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ERA1Es@ UEIoS seRTrR4Ls oe4H1H

The Trades Union Central aoeunfttes held .
SPECULATION was xesd AID accepted. Thefoilowin9
was also Bdopted: ss-.z = e - 80 = ss.ss--s
Il Rtselsedi That ths central committee VIII sup
port any crearfzntf0n 80 the District Of Columbia
IN any sHprt 70 1nauEurAtA ths 1lght-hour system
OF ln2lor.fxs s-srss q----srrsz - -.
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OUR CHANGING BODIES.

Our bodies are constantly changing. The dead
matter passes of by tho boHel4 and the pores
tefial. This material cannot be pure, And eonee-
quently the BODY cannot be healthy unless tina
Stomach and the secretiye organs perform theiz
they may DO so keep them III good woyk King order
with that most efficient Of all lpyigerstitGI regu-
lssthg, and purifying Pteparsttons, AesfEt!E9,s
really the . stream, Of, lifsn 70 have your bones
clothed With sound flesh, 70 be exempt from hef:
youeness and debility, to be clear pleaded and
S sss biss.ns a6 Z soS fef BODY "
resort to the great vegetable iEestqEstiRe when
eIer you feel lsnguId, or suffer from Indigestion.
or are bilious or Low spirited, or sufeEiHg from
any arrangement Of the animal ,funettoDs. The
relief s lmmeGiate, and full restoration certain.
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/, Ls05,nIE tftygELLYWym

MA ,,6-.. ~ NJ ~ 80 III,
" " 5Aes S.sIh ~ -
NIL, si, Y
& "a Nv ~ Sias,, Atiu PspeI y
' - tN,-IS.-.1t H. tig, si,J.. st'-i
The Secretary of tho Industrial Homo aSchoe
thankfully acknowledges the receipt of q ,lettea
through the. moil; signed IA. L,m,'. inclosfnl
forty dollars for the benefit OF ting Home.GrniL .
The annual meeting Of the National Sport
mems Club WIFI, be held itoJnorroNI ITue Nv
eveping. a. the place desienated as per adysr
tIsement. for the purpose of eiecting ofhcers ane
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS matters of vital interest ID
sportsIrien iuapt among which Ia new dos
and game law. .s3Es.El : = = To-
-n-.-,,-.-,,-..I.. . +. 1.l.& -
DetesHYe Noomes on satnreay aTested o. poy
named George Eayton, onthe cnargeo OF the lar
ceny ORE P9ekelnoek containlng W. 9eidngtng z
ME-! ME. a. e"sS Iesi1,ns ny n o. Sso fennsyl
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FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
r.. r4HE. ..H44FEr Esra- N.lt. AM
3 D n TALE.

Mr.. ApoLPH sUTRo viii repeat bis lecture on
mines and Minlngi, on EVENING OF wBDNEs-
DAY. April IS sts o'clock 1t willard han, ten
trance on Fourteenth street, ihext TO Wizards
ihotel,) illustrated By the aid of the CALCIUM
LIGHT,f with many diagrams, views and ptctnfes
Of minis and; mining ioperstIons. Senators, mem
bers ofoongress and correspondents are specially
invited 70 ATTEND. 5,,,..,, :i. 49,
Ttsks.s can be mad upon application at the Office
ADMIsSIoN FREE; fiiili q. a. - apls-st
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,yaaqnroo aiurT saslena
.soo,zt4 k1sAEKuG SOA
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= - tINEIFNATIs LAlER DE -
nom aha Aola1rsEcrys for sale At 3l25 per DO gen
pnt b0ftlsa. b dealers .throughanf the District,
or hy the sgeif, samuel O. Palmer, Georgetown,
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tGEz1A gpgzg%E H1zy JUSTICE

FeJgzlA gpT HSTI3T kR1EF JUSTICE
ETniS couftxss snssssd- ~ fofinxs cu sstuf.
day: pp0nnnn
aside Judgment prerruiet--S~~r ---
woihsy w. stsTshi.L melton tostriksaoutp plea
overfuIed HoIk T. \
Hubbard VI. west ~ fianatRon. judgment set,
aside. as the ease Nas ordered to be returned TO-
. MeMiaash va Cornish. Order to amend, re
turn 10 scertiora risZE ss-asz -. - -ssyu.sS.
: !Woodmansef Va. Aur.ek. Denurrsr overuled.
GRIND SALE OF. VIA AND GARDEN
La,Irner / oIeary wfli ssIi about the last Of
April, for Alexander banter, abont three hun
drs sr acre. Of land lying between wsshingt9n AID
suit al pattisf. A station wilI be built on the
ground ~ ths railypsd company, Great fndnce,
msrts Hill Be offered y purchasers. 2 .sz:S
..,s-. T<KEiczRE OF YorR- T4LUzBLEs.s.
~ Gall and examine .fhe- fre. and burglsr-proof
vaults Of the SAFE Deposit Company, corner Of
New York assnae and II fteenth street, for SAFE
valuabfes. Rents nom ten to sixty dollars Der
annum. according 70 Size. No. business man "a.
afford 70 do without them. -
Tsksparnfng JroaA cafeaso ssd BosfonJ trss
GOOD ENOUGH FoR TIE RIcH-cHEAp
s--r,-E-ESoUGH FOR TIE POOR.
=, gatswes ChaIps gns In quarts and pInts. bot
quartz; % PEI dozen. pints TiSsfsi discount 70
oeelers.sis;'s S,-=gf;i-,... - - = sH1t =
FLNANCLdL, 80; -1-,S -. ssF
49, pIsrsicT STOCK EXCHANGE. ss.Gs
Flrnfshed bV J. n Brod4end, Banksr, SIS Fyfeeath
- .-i-:s} Y ,stree.,gf,a = ~
--.r,-s-R > 80 =.ft-lz APRIL IL Ig7s -
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! ST. AARRs 2. 3. CHURCH: a
BENEFIT ENTERTAIEMENr SATURDAY

The dramatic and taofeaux entertainment given
Saturday night ut Wizards hall for the beneft OF
St. Marks Protestant Episcopal church, on South
A street, Capitol Hill was 0 success In every re-
speet, the efforts ofthe ladies having the same in
Mrs. Gen. Zeilen, Mrs Gen, Lander, With the pas
tor, Rev DR. Steele, and bis wife were bountifuliy
rewarded st. Marie cn6fch, though young has,
lM psmD9rshp tosuch an extent that It has be
ne entsrtainnsnt given Saturday night was Sin n
ans oS CAPITOL sss q t4s
long instead Of the frame buIldinS IN which this
CONGREGATION pow Worship, beautiful church will
this purpose, and with the enconragemcnt thus
far gfyun, bis efforts win moi be IN vain = -
STEP yP g9 TIE CARA lLafs OFFICE.
Quite little breeze was created the latter part
OF isE week In the Government Printing Once,
by the issuing OF an, ordsr compelling tho EN-
ioyees to settle up their little outstanding debis,
under, the penalty of sqsF snslon. OF dismissal.
happy and ltiehsE By It tStnes ths ediet came
Been .considersbls scrEtshins AMONG. ,s iaHlin
s sSo e. Sss re Aes s.s ES
aoigst vs6def, glover two 3safs, standing who
settled and SQUARED up within forty minutes rftef
tssSs 5gE t m s's @o ~ SFE Rsp
empt run Gsnefzl Order Nd, 4 Isl al9tnlr
gallant typo, who oeenptsd . preminsnt part "a .
suit eencsTnlng the paternal relation of an In
tersstIng infant Judi msnt having been ffvSa
agsinst him ttoGthe amount Qf tf46b, Which ne
understand has been paid D inst shts except
70 With aqHp shshtt4 Pr eolieeflhs anti1 tie
nspirsd INTO the almost hopeless holdsr Of the
account who Immediately pressed with feaswsd
ytgof his ciaim agsinst tie son Of tropical cline
oSuntenAnees success has covered his efforts
There are qpite nambst .of heretofers tnpecu,
nioas- lnaiytduals, Who ara astonishing q shoe
oysf old seGres is Sfs6 eStoniIhitg to bear the
number Of legacies ieft by dacssssd Gunts unclel
crane whieh are offered % rsasous 20.
tnem 70 square up 50 Promptly Man who never
had aafyb red, Nhen asked 90 ssttlecuow have IL
tropDis 70 psyins oh then shortcomtngs. 7,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-13

whom Ipileipaliy rely Ia the case Of The United
States vs. sawyer add Wilson, in which ] am the
party complaining, are tosappssr bstore the Jstnt
Congressional Committee. where i an confdent
that Justice viii be done mo- and having no dis
men, ats fnsde tcse state l,snts 81 which
complain INN uRgpsrded moment, as I bal1sye
and which uwll be Hbnndansly able to refite at
the place Whert the statements were originally
made by them.T desire not to- appear against
then, and allowthe c&se 20 be dismssedg. i'@i-Hg
y Will much resiect, your ebedfent servant;
sthhs -''.s .SANrKL STkoSd.. !.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-13

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