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NH0MAS Il. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, SIG 9TH street


CHANCERl SALE OF DESIRALE BRICK
DMELLlNGS ON MYRTLE STREET. BE
TWEkN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST SITS
EAST.
- Under and by virtue of decree of the So
LII preme Court of the District of Columbia, passed
Oh the 18th day of February, 1873, in Equity cause
No. 363I wherein Thomas p keogh is com pl ain
ant, and Benz. +. Gilbert Ell al defendants. the
undersigned trustee will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th
day OF June, 1875. at 80 O'Clock, Lots IE, 49, 49,
1i0, and AL in Gilberts subdivision of square 675
in stington city, ID. G.
The above lots are each improved by a substantial
two story and basement Brick Building and are
now occupied by good tenants Each lot Will be sold
separately.
, The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree:
third OF the purchase money to be aid il cash
the residue in four equal instslments, payable with
interest from day of sale, in 8, Is, "a and IS months,
respectively after date; the notes of the purchaser
or purchasers to be given for the deferred purchase
money, and to be lien the property sold; all
cash, TO be paid day of sale, or upon ratification
Of sale BY the court SlOl to be paid down at time
VIM. F.. EDMONSTON, Trustee.
Je5- 2aw&ds THOS. i. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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EesIT -:sfe Broker Rnd Arcti0neer,
r.5z-af &. lLE-. corner 9Th and streets "A ar
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- IL. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets N. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A -FOUR STORY AND
BACk BUILDING BRICK DWELLING ON
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF Ora AND x
STREETS N0RTHW EST.
- By virtue of a deed OF trust, dated June I. A.
uE5 ID. $50, duly recorded in Liber No 6I7. folio
40, one OF the land records for the District If
Columbia, and Al the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell az public auction, in front of
the premises, on MONDAY, June 21st, 1875. at o
O'Clock m, ali thar piece parcel of ground sit
NJ ate In the city of Washington, ID. c., known and
designated ON the plat or plan of said city as Lot
numbered one, in Callans subdivision Of square
numbered four hundred and fifty one, ash, front
ing twenty t2O feet on 9th street by depth of one
hundred 100 feet on 4 street, together with the
improvements, &c.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third of the purchase money in
cash; balance at six, twelve, eighteen and twenty
Tour months, with interest at eight per cent. per
annum, for which the purchaser will give his notes
secured by deed of trust on the property sold. A
deposit of 20 will be required at time of sale All
conveyancing at expense Of purchaser. If terms
of sale not complied with in days he Trus
tee the right resell property at the risk
and cost of the defaultng purchaser after FIVE days
advertisement.
CHARLES A. JAMES, Trustee.
Jeo-eo&ds j. I. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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u Ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets N. VI

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es
TATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF THIRD
SIREET,, BETWEEN AND STREETS
N BY virtue of a deed of trust bearing date on
NJ the 10th day of April, A. ID. ls74, and recorded
III liber No, 700, folio q ct seq of the land
records for Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, and at the request in writing of the party
thereby secured the subscriber will sell at public
auction, In front OF the premises, WEDNES-
DA1 the 10th day of June, ISIS, at o'clock D. m
all that piece or parcel of ground lying and being
IN the city of W ashiDgton, ID. c., and known and
distinguished on the plat thereof aud being the
northern half Of lot numbered nine (9l, in square
numbered five hundred and eighty three 1888 said
lot haV ing front on Sd street southwest of twenty
two feet ten inches with depth of 81 feet together
with the improvements thereon, which consist of
a two story frame house.
Terms Of sale; One half cash, and balance in six
and twelve months, with purchasers notes bearing
interest, secured by deed of trust the property
CODveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. A de-
post Of $50 required as soon as the property is
sold III terms OF sale are not piled with in five
days from the day of sale the property will be Tesod
at the risk and expense q the detaultipg pur-
chaser. RICHARD l.. WALLACE, Trustee.
Je4-eO6ds j. T. C0LDWELL. Salesman
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RI THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned en- account If the weather until THURS
DAY, June nth. lT5. same hour and place.
CHARLES L. DAVIS. lT.-..
MICHAEL p. CALLAN,i it"''ees'
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FOB sALE AT as PER CENT LowEB THAI
LAST YEARS PRICES. app-su
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Il Auctioneer and Real Estate Brok ar
At the cid stand of Latinler 4 CIeary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lvsnia avenue and Ilth ST
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AUCTION SALES.
INHUS. X. WAGSAMAN
ReAl Estate AuctiOneer, SIG rth street.

FHH0S. X. wAGGAMAN
4 keA Estate AuctiOneer, sle rth street
NaLUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No aes
2yn sIkktT. BETWEEN PENNSYLyaNIA
VENUE AND sTREET, SOUTHWEST.
- On SATURDAY. June the 10Th lS-s n, Z
Iii clock p. m, shall offer at public surtion on
the PREMISE he above described property i'm nrpyed
hy Brick House of seven rooms.
Terms DAY IF sale.
jel5-n THos. n. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
THOMAS p0wLING.
Il Auctioueer and Real Estate Broker,
At the Old stssd Of Lsfimer A Cleary.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST.
vERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ON THlRD STREET, NEAR HIGH STREET,
GkORGETnWN. AT AUCTION.
90 MONDAY, June 21st, Al o'clock y. m.
- IN 'front.' 81 the premises, will sell parts % Lots
10 and l59, In Beatty and Hawkins addition TO
Georeetown. having front Of ~ feet on the south
line OF Sd street. with depth Of $50 feet, improved
10y two,story Brick Dwellings, and q large double
Terms; One third cash: the balance in and Il
mouths, with interest, secGred by deed Of trust on
the property. All convey sucing az thu csst of the
purchaser \ deposit Of SIao required when the
property is bid OF.
Jel5-d THoS. BOWLING. Auet
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.,rE or REAL ESTATE IN THE DIS
TRICT oF COLUMBIA AT PUBLIC
Auction FOR THE AMOUNT DIE
FOR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
INE-IItIN.
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~ y. SWIFT.
II. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. oil Eth street. opposite L. s. Post Once.
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u IL. WARNER,
10. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 9TH and streets N. w.
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9-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
ATURDAY, June 9th, ISIS, same hour and place,
CHARLES I. DAVIS, tTrr.,o,.
MICHAEL p. CALLAN,G irus'e0s'
, 1875-08-08
WHISKY SEIZURE At PEORIA.

Special D,spatch to The Cticaoo 1r,bune.
PEORIA, Ill, Aug. 7.-Those Ingenious indi-
viduals, United States Agents Ganett and
Nance, ara still making trouble for the whisky
men here. It was generally supposed that they
had left town after the raid of yesterday, but to-
day they suddenly emerged from their temporary
seclusioD. and swooped down on the wholesale
liquor establishment of j. H. White l. Co., whom
they caught pracsiclng the arts Of the
guileless rectsticr. At their instance.
Collector Knowles seized at the house Of
Charles Block several unstamped barrels OF
whisky and number Of empty ones on which
the stamns had not been removed Deputy
Collector Sanderson WAS with these agents dur
ing tho entire Gay. and seemed as eager to cap
ture crooked whisky and the dealers therein as
these representatives OF Pratt d Matthewa were-
The Agents, when returning to their hotel this
evening. looked dusty and wea1v, though their
faces seemed to gleam With satisfaction, and
were overheard to remark, ''stiH ne are not
happy
, 1875-08-08

The Railroad Committee will meet Ut 8 o'clock
Monday afternoon in the City Clerks offlce-
The Committee on Streets end Alleys for tho
North Division failed to meet yesterday for want
OF 3 quorum
Since his accession to office, Supt. Bailey has
issued 800 building permits. At present he is
engaged in causing tho removal OF the frame
shanties opposite the Clty-HhL
Owing to the forced abandonment Of the col
lection Of the city tax OF 1874, for the present,
at least, it il probable that vast amount Of
prospective improvements will be abandoned by
the Board Of Public Works. Among these will
doubtless be portion Of the CONTEMPLATED sew
erase and water improvements and ths total
abandonment Of the Fullerton avenue conduit
No definite arrangements in this respect have
ret been made. but they are all exceedingly
probable. Just what improvements will be
abandoned canpot be stated at this early day.
In view OF this fact, aud also in view Of the
fsct that the Fullerton avenue conduit would
naturally be one OF the first improvements abau-
doued, fhomas Mackin, the contractor, author
ICED the reporters TO aasert that it the contract
we're awarded TO him, he would accept in pay
mcnt certificates bearing interest until Juno, 1876.
contract, ns well as for the purpose Of showing
the CITY that it's credit ia yet good. Up to the
close OF ofhce-hours. the Board did not know
precisely what would be done. Bevernl OF the
Aldermen had been in to confer with them on
matters in general, and the Doa1d signihed their
intention Of advertising for no improvements
other than those sanctioned by tho Council.
THE FIRE WARpESs.
Yesterday afternoon Marshal Banner received
You Azu hereby notified that the services nf Tfrs-
WsFd<as HeGarthJ, Durham, and Chspao aFe no lane+
, 1875-08-08

4 majority Of the County Board wero On q
viHit to the Poor-Houss yesterday, and as con-
sequence there WAS little of interest around the
building.
County Clerk Lice Ia anticipating the new
WORK which Judge Wa1lace's decision in the
city tax case threatens to put upon his ofice-
II be is compelled to extsnd the city taxes along
With the State and county, be estimates that
$500 will cover the expense.
morning about the reference made in these
columns to the dirty condition of the Jail. In
tho afternoon he wns quictes. and set about
experimenting the cleaning Of the yard, for
which be deserves credit. The trouble with
the Sheriff, which he will ultimately find out,
is not a want of disposition TO do everything
that is reasonable and right in the discharge Of
bis official duties. so much as the fact that his
surroundings are not what they o1ghs to be-
CITY TAXES
The obfectors in tho city-ta1 cases were be-
fore Judge Wallace yesterday, as also the couu-
ael for the city. In ali OF the cases wnero objec-
tlons we're fled the decision Of a few days ago
vas sustained. Before tue Judgment was finally
rendered, Judge Dickey offered in evidence tho
ordinance authorizing the City Collector to
make the report to the County Collector.
and proof that the report was receired at
the County Treasurer's Office. The defendants
10 the case decided known as No. l, objected.
and the evidence was excluded in that case. No
objection to the evidence in what is known as
case No. 2 was iuterposed it appearing that the
report az delivered twelve minutes before mid
night. Most OF the counsel preferred to abide
by the decision Of tho Court already rendered.
aB it presented the legal question OF the validity
OF Bill 800, unembarrassod By side issues
, 1875-08-08

A meeting Of the Chicago Coal Exchange was
held in their roomB, Metropolitan Block. yester-
day afternoon, President Colt In the chair.
The following report, which expIains itaelf,
Was presented
Your Committee, appointed to confer With tho Soft
Coal Exchange, beg Leave to make the following report
We recommend that they be SLOWED the mo Of
our rooms Monday and Friday eveutuzs en-
payment Of one-third Of tho current expenses.
We sso hat the soft coal received hare by
Lake be sold only to those city reta dealers who ara
list deala1s. reported By the Soft Coal Exchange
at my Pr1ce iess than the regular rots prtces pro
vided the Soft Coal Exchange will exact Ru1rautoa
under expusion from tho recognized " hst dealers
th4t they viii not in kny ee1 or deliver any IN
ferior quality Of coal,
After acme discussion, the report vas adopted
~ read,
The following wss also submitted and adopted
The COMMITTEES, to whom was refcrred ths ouennuu-
nicaton Of the retail deaers have thoroughly caY.-
vassed tho question snd recommend tho folo15nr ~ .
suitable reply:
II the Chseaos Rsta1 coes nd Feed pesazy:
Your communication as 5u11 u has besa zsesaTed xn1
, 1875-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Thero will DO = reunion meeting at Judge
Rogers court room at o'clock p. m. to-day.
Tho August meeting OF the Faragus Boat
Club will be held tomorrow evening At the
Palmer House.
There will be grand dramatic entertainment
at Maskc1l Hail. Desrlaines street, near Jackson,
Thursday and Friday evenings, for the benefit
OF the poor. under the auspices Of the St. Vim
cent de Paul Society, BY Lovell's Parlor Comedy
Company.
Tho meeting OF the Dry Goods Clerks EARLY
Closing Association will be held today 1T Klare 3
Hall, ~ aud II North Clark street, at 3p. N.
All the members arc requested to attend, as
business Of importance will ba transacted, aud
the installation Of officers will take place.
The c, ". G. 7. .. hold daily prayer-meet-
ing in Lower FarweI Hall at p. N, Ali are wal
come. The leaders this week are as follows ::
Monday, Mrs. Wilson; Tuesday, Mrs. Case !;
Wednesday. Mrs. Rounds; Thursday. Mrs. Ken
mott; Friday, Mrs. Jones; Saturday, Mira Bar
Ier.
Tho ladies OF st. Paul's Church. Hyde Park,
propose 10 give grand moonlight fete in the
village park. at the foot Of Oak street, Thurs
day evening. The arrangements have been
completed for dancing, promenading. boating On
the lake, and general good time special
trim will leave the Central Depot at o'clock
stat,ons
''.Ns ...----,
In response TO the managers appeal 1o5 FUNDS
to carry out that nest o. chat1ues, 1ne aoaang
hospital, instituted for Inc express dement, OF
feeble and H1ckly children OF needy people the
Northwestern Conservatory OF Music, comPl1s-
ng among lts members some OF tne oest ta1eni, I,
under the : management OF Mrs. Cumm1nss, Tln
undoubtedly g1ve Rfano conoeda 81 McooI-
the entire net proceeds 10 snae oo]ect
There will be meeting Of all those in favor
of cooperating with the paople Of CaaEIeba1,
Ireland, In their effort to raise monument over
the remains Of the French soldiers who fell
, 1875-08-08

Special Dispatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH. Wis, Aug. IA Jew, named 81
mon Frank, residing at Eureks, shot himself in
the heart, in this city, last evening, inficting
mortal wound. 4 few days since his wife left
him, and depression Of spirits produced aberra-
ton Of mind Yesterday he inserted in the Osh-
kosh Northwestern an advertisement charging H.
Lefebre, his father-in-law, with conspiripg to
injure him, and warned al young men against
marrying girls whom they did not know. The
fatal act was caused BY the sudden appearance
Of bis wife, whom he supposed to be ia Eureka.
She came here last evening, and on her refusal
to Bee him he Immediately produced revolver
and fred the fatal shot. Els wife attended him
in his last momenta-
, 1875-08-08

= eonfaroueo With thu Captains Of tbs various
districta Yesterday afternoon on tho subject OF
increasing the night forcn II WAS g7oe!ons
agreed that it ought 10 be iucTeAsen. ana 70
cordngly an order to that Anecs WAS snols!y al1o'
dr,ft.i bne was withheld from puolicatton-
1cn Couutrollec still retains the saiaEies OF tho
Comm ,ss;une1,. aad .s awaiting An opinion from
the Law Department on tho subject. Thus tue
1nattor ends for the present, aai. WITH 1t Psoba-
biz and all 2crsonnl encounters b'!"cen toe
Police board and tho other cat autho:itiea-
coCNsELs OPINION.
4 reporter called upon Melville W. ful-
Ter last evening to ascertain what confse
lie WAS going to pursue, as INC ~
toraev Of the oustod Police Commissioners
The reporter was welcomed with the int'ina-
tjon tuat there was nothing new in the city
imaroglio 30 far as be knew. In reply 70 9nes-
tios, however lie sisted that he consldared tno
action OF tho authorities in dlsplaclng tne GouE '
misaoncrd as fortunate circumstance lley
had boen hanging on to thell onse n:a. ~ uns ~
d;ficulues not for the aake Of the office of tne
par, but as matter Of duty; but now that ane5
had been Displaced by force, their amni.
ton wAs partially gratitied,-as ,oaes !. !.
could not be said Of them that they so1uu1a..y
surrendered, or that ia any Of the1 ac's .4bs ~.
action Of The city authorities in assuming 70 en-
force the PROVISIONS OF the act OF 1872: nc To-
rnrded the trouble between the Board and 1ne
Mayor n...xx.
At AN END FOR THE PA.oh"t. =.
and until the question as to the Legality OF tne
charter to be sent to the sugremo Court 1 n naa
beep decided. The Commissioners were IN
HAMMER mood than at anv time since the com
of the trouble for the
position, thus saving them the humiliation OF
surrenderug They we're nos in SHAPE nhsn
ton VAS rendered N September. to step back to
their poetons they had eveh 40 tne'f ds, 0oe
eut. uo did not regard them as ousted
by law but ejcctcd BY force. ,s:a1 nnd
Commissioners, admitting, for tho sake OF arS'i-
ment, all that was claimed BY the city authori-
ties. .thov were entitled to tboir pay up to the
time Of the City Marshal entering upon his du-
ties. He regarded the office Of City Marshal ae
succeeding the Board under the law, and was
not = little nstonishcd tba: such man as Mr.
Dunlap should accept the Office under the cn,
cumsrances. He thought he could SEQ behind
and boyond tho whole ahair political move
mont, and was afraid that Dunlap, with his
bands completely tied BY ordinances, was being
used, while it was barely possible that IN such
u1e no mean advantages we're being taken OF
i'm
, 1875-08-08

OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug. 7.-Gen. Sherman ar-
rived last evening and attended the theatre.
listening to John Dillon IN !" Life in Cuba"
This morning, accompanied by e1-Congressman
savyes Gen. Allen, Gen. Bouck, aud about
fifty prominent citizens, he went on an az
oursion up Wolf River, returning in the evening.
At Winneconnee the e1cura1on WAS greeted By
the firing Of cannon. Theparty spent pleasant
day, the General expressing pleasure at Witness
ing the development Of this section OF the
country. The rapid rebuilding OF Oshkosh also
attracted his attention He was warmly greeted
by thousands OF our citizen8 many Of whom
served under him, and with whom he Was per-
sooally acquainted. The General left this even
ing for ST. Paul, via Green Bay and Lake su-
periot.
, 1875-08-08


church. theatre, of other place OF eu:"ssMe9<
Ali this annoyance the Directors OF me a. .. =;
20. propose to avoid or renova by slmPle Auu
comparatively inexpensive process. iney nm
hase Offices in tho residence parts OF me c,'s;
connected BY electric Tlre "atn tAe non9so % -, ~
snoscr'oera and y touchlos sman aset' a4or ~
the young lady can have an escort pro91oeo 1o1
her in few minutes Each saoscftoer enousu 1a
state in advance what style o. youuR n"u pIos I's
matches her complexion and style, ana, q Ile
circular happily and Originally REMARKS. rton III
grave to gay from lively 10 severe al sas'es M u.t
be suited" Esco-t-stands' rone,hlof nso
Aack-Rtanu% VIII pe Po'Aosu e
all the theatres, aid !aos "uo
wauts gentleman escor: can have hun on pay
ment OF Lis expenses acd moderate tariff by
Ihe nous: Lscos s.nd ~ vnnna nov r1nyided with
1urolshcu On ofuAno; 1vuu6 - =: arc.;.ad ~ at;r
whom 10 nrt g1cious,s hnen ~ - of nronosne:
also with irrepsoachabe horses ana turnoutsh
to taka ladien ont for drives; also, handsome.
dayoted. aud wealthy strang ers whom the sub
scf1oeta eau PAIN ou upon ,., @ .hav oat Vt Tia
fellows from distance wnoo4 .uey yyhar
Watering place or At boafo1ne-scuoo,. III, -
fanoee from any reason, such AZ business
to .end or a escort to apooelze and do
the agreeable IN n1s piace .nds 10 n,,,1v nre-
Understandings will. itl5 thought, oe happily pre-
vented The young men whom the company
will constantly keep IN stock vi" 1e o. tne me- nos.
.t,1 na T., a1nonsa TIl be SPARED IN furnish
any auo no ri"a iii IL hsva 1Is manners and
,as grace ,o1 Of d.ncug-naster. happily combined
with the repose and brilliaocy Of wls-ooce.
Their bsck-nar will be done like hotel clerks,
aud they will be fitted with mustaches Tor s!do-
ubieleva according ta order( OF marvellous CLOS
A1toro&har M fhn cir
, 1875-08-08
THE TURNER CASE.

The Turner forgery case occupied tho Cr1u1-
iual Court again yesterday. The courtroom Waa
we'll filed during the entire day, and tho audi
ence was ct high order, including several minis
ters. many prominent business men, and fair
representation of the legal fraternity, who had
been drawn hither to listen to the argu-
meuts, which were expected to be especially
able from the legal talent employed and
the money behind the advocates Of either
side Of the case. In the nature OF th1Dgs Mr.
Barnum was entitled to the opening argument,
which be commenced about o'clock. he start.
cd out with = defense OF Reed, who had testified
that he forged the particular deed in question at
the instance Of Turner, aud endeaEored to build
him up, as well rs his evidence, IN the estlrna-
ton OF the jury. He then presented the deeds
and compared The signatures OF those alleged
to be- forged With the genuine, taking particu-
lar paiua to show the capacity Of Reed for
such work from the implements fonnd IN his
possesslon, and theref1om deduced the idea that
he had committed the forgerles in question for
Turner.
Establishing this point to his own satisfaction,
he proceeded to dwell upon the law bearing on
the case, holding that Turner knew that the
deeds were forged when they came into his
possession, and, as consequence, was guilty
Of the crime alleged age9ss Hs ha,a him +,,at ~
Reed had turned States evidence to enjoy
the immunity the law gave him, and that II he
had not testified Is he did be could not have
beeu tried under the indictment against him. be-
cause the otIeuse for which he VAS Indicted had
boen committed outside OF the County. Hence
he reasoned that Reed had no object in swearing
falsely, and his evidence being daily corroborated
must stand.
The morning hour having expired the Court
took recess until o'clock.
Upon the reassembLng Of the Court Mr. Bar
mum resumed, following up review Of the evi-
dcnco and the history OF the deeds alleged to bs
forged. He dwelt at length upon the letters i'd
duced by the defense to establish the age and
possession OF the deeds, and completed mis- ar
gument alout o'clock, hayip. spoken nearly
nlne hours,
Mr. SWEET will reply tomorrow. to DO follow
ed By Mr. 8tor7s- M1. Barnum will close the
case when the end is reached. but at adjourn-
mens it was expected that the arguments would
not be completed before Tuesday 1t noon.
At the conclusion OF his remarks. Mr. BaTnum
was shown q copy OF the Euening Journal,
wherein the following language concluded the
report OF the Turner case:
That the result will be acquittal, nobody. unless
Il be M1. Barnum, has any doubt
After reading the report, he remarked to the
Court that he should have that paper attached
for contempt, which, Of course, will make the
old reliable nervous.