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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-22

TIE STATE DEBT.-We regret to see that
cressional canvass still continues. 1t is in
the main the work of few aspirants for
office, whose only recommendation is their
advocacy of forcible adjustment, and it is
strange, under these circumstances, that
they should be able to deceive anyone when
their motives are so apparent. A ten years.
record in Congress would perhaps not de-
velop one fact tending to show what the
opinions OF a representative are on such q
question as this. This OF itself ought to be
conclusive that there is no connection be-
tween the two. 1t is bad enough for the
Conservative party to be divided on local
issues, but when it comes to national con-
test it is all-important that we present a
solid front in opposition to Radiealism.-
Bed ford Sentinel.
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These are only few OF the figures, but
they are enough. The paper circulation Of
the United States was nearly three times as
much per head in 1879 when the panic
came on--as it was in 1851 and 1861, when
the country abounded in wealth ana pros
perity.
So as to Great Britain and Ireland. The
deputy.master OF the mint estimates the to-
tai paper-nloney in circulation in the
United Kingdom, December 81, 1875, at
4e,29s,00o, or s231, $50, 900, or less than
$40 a head.
Money wouldn't be money at all il there
were as much gold and silver as iron. 1t is
because it is scarce that gold is used for
money. Il Is because gold and silver are
real money TINT paper-money is and ought
to be redeemed in them. Money measures
values as busbel measures quantities. Does
n man need q hundred blshel-measures be-
cause he has q hundred bushels OF corns ~
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How Much PAPER MONEY ?-We are not
afraid of any quantity Of good money that
can be obtained from the mines OF else
where. Let us have it in abundance. But
these currency-tinSers all demand large
increase OF paper money, and say that we
have OF il only fourteen dollars per capita.
True enough. But that is more than twice
rs much as we had in the days of our great
est prosperity. Here are the figures. They
are official. They were prepared by Ed
WARD YOUNG, Esq, Chief OF the Bureau Of
Statistics at Washington:
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DEATHS,

Died, July goth, at twelve minutes before l
O'Clock L. NJ. OF congestion of the brain, ut the
residence of his parents No. 400 east Clay street
and Rosa b. Marks; aged nineteen months and
twenty-scyen days.
Funeral Will take place at 10 O'Clock TO-DAY
(Monday) from parents residence. Friends OF the
family afe respectfully invited TO attend without
further notice.
Petersburg papers please copy
Died. OH Monday the 18th instant. at l O'Clock a.
81, after painful illness of seven months. THOMAS
p. eldest son of Thomas and Frances +. Whitock,
i'm the twenty-Seventh year OF his aye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-22

The Greenbackers have suddenly invaded
Monroe in force. We Republicans are not
standing in the way, and the Democrats
alone remain to be ground to powder. So
mote it be- Union (lHonroe county, NJ.
Va.) Register.
The Republicans may well rejoice over the
increase OF the numbers OF the Greenbackers.
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS CoMMANDERY oF}
ST. ANDREW ~. d..
RICHMOND, VA. July 22, 1878.
ORDER No. 00.-SIR kNIGHTs,- w
~ Attend a stated assembly of The Com ~
lnandrry at 1he asylum, in st. Adams ~
Hall, corner Of Third and Main stress, + Y
THIS (Monday) EVENING at 81 O'clock
In citizens dress.
The members Of Richmond COmmandery, No.
2, and all visiting knights courteouSIy Invited
to attend. by order of the +. G.
JNO. f. LAUGHTOE, JR.
Captain General.
Attest FRANK ID. STEGER. Recorder.
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CTONEWALL GROVE, No. 6, Z. \. o.
- D., JULY 22D.-All members or this Grove are
earnestly requested to be present TONIGHT ut
O'Clock. Election Of officers and other important
business will claim your attention. Members of sis
ter Groves cordially invited.
by order of the Grove.
IL DOLLS THOMAS JACKSON, Secretary.
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We have receiYed frop! Nessrs. WooD-
HOUSE q PARHAa the July No. OF Bsaelt-
seootls Magazine. 81.
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s'HINTgNG.770ESES.
PRINTING-HOUSE.

DlsrATcH PRlNTlNG-HoUsE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one Of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, CON-
bined with skillul mechanical talent we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BCSISESS-CARDS.
VISITING-CARDS.
I'RUFESSlONL-CARDS
WEDDING-CARBS.
suOW-CARDS,
CIRCULARS.
MANIFESTS.
BILLS LADISG,
RECEIPTS.
BLL-HEADS.
LETTER-HEADs.
NOTE-HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS,
DRuG-LABELS' r,cr
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
&C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have a!l the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work Ia Il manner that cannot DC sur
passed.
We also do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly Oiled aud d.
llvered by express or mail.
We will cheerfuliy furnish estimates and send
samples when required. mn ia-d's"'S"
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NJ ARRIAGES.

Married. in this city, Thursday. July Is: 1878,
by Rev. j. b. Hutsnn, DIR. WILLIAM HANES and
Mrs. LUCY A. TURNER: all of Rlcnmond, Va
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99.CENT STORE.

SJ.S S1ohE.
ID ECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
$50 EIGHT-BALL CROQUET, in box, at 99c.;
IS LARGE FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS at 99c.
so FOUR-WIIEEL DOLL-CARRIAGES
4 large lot CT LADIES HATS, direct from the
mandatory:
All sizes in LADIES' FOXED CATERS:
4 job-lot Of LADIES SOLID-COLORED
HOSE, k-elockcd at 25c. pair;
3 cases MEMS CONGRESS EOX-TOED
sIIOES-sizc Is, 7, Sat $50 L pair-vcry
cheap:
4 job-Iot Of CllILDREN'S SHOES at 2jc.:
More OF those LARGE SOLID BLACK WAL
nut TABLES al 99c.;
8 crates OF WhSI-GUWLS and PITCHERS
STONE-CHINA. PORCELAIN, aud &C
WARE--it 99c. 4 pair;
4 job-ot OF LADIES UNDERWEAR very
chcapat 99c.;
so CLOCKS ut 99c.
Catalogues mailed free TO any address.
jyl3 W. a. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. DC.

ROCKS. STATIONERY. DC.
GOOD BLANK BOOKS A SPECIALITY,
NJ and
LARGE STOCK OF NoRTHERN-MAKE At
LOW PRICES.
BOOKBINDlNG to suit the means and taste OF
ali.
we use materials according to the work, and
therefore eau bind In u cheap manner NJ YOUR
price, or In the best artistic style at on price
jy I-d&w j. W. RANDOLPA& ENGLISH.
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PLEASURE. GROUNDS.
E6,E-fREA
TGE-CREAM.
lCE-CREAM!

E. ZiMMERS
STANDARD ICE-CREAM
has earned an unrvalled reputation not only iol
superior quality. but also for It's cheapness' wnlcl
brings 1t within reach OF everybody. Alter Inirl!
years study and experience tof which elehteen
years was In RichmOndI, challenge The ~ofiu 10
beat it. .,-,,, ,,,u.o,
NAV frankly state that have furnished this sea,
son three orihs of all the excursions. ptc-nicS, and
festivals In this city, and have given universal sat
/ manufacture daily from so 10 $50 gallons OF
my STANDARD ICE CREAM. ana AN using Gm IRON
Kennebec Ice per day. NY steam freezing ma
chineryis Of the most Improved kind, and has Ca
pucity or 500 gallons per day.
CREAM made TO order of any desired flavor.
WATER- aud FRUIT-ICES of all descriptions
NV ICE-CREAM EXPRESS-WAGONS deliver
CREAM to all parts Of the city and surrounding
parks.
extra charge.
An experienced hand will be sent with any excur-
sion 10 assist ii desired. G. ZIMMER,
Wholesale Ice Cream Manufacturer.
y2O-2t 1886 Main street.
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WINES, LzQUORS, &c.

GUNNER WINES-CLARET, SWEET
- aud DRY CATAWBAS:
OLD BLACKBERRY WINE and RkASDf,
SCUPRERSONG WINE and BRANDY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fcuvc Cllcquot, aud
Mumm's Dry Scrzenay; America, Extra Dry YER
zenay-auarts, 50 per case, or 81 pei bottle. Ut
10 o-3m CHRISTIAN Il WHITES.
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DENEISIS.
l.ssiI'aS. hslali..s. DC.

NEWPORT TIES REDUCED. >ssS,-;
~ Ladies' FRENCH KID FDEE-Ei = s-<nS> q
TDS reduced from - Ia - %. riIr!uc1'> : ilF
SlioE$-lrw-cu;. brood r0ttu'i!. ":,h or without
EoN-reduceh from 800 tD r!.Su: Gentlemen
French Iow-cut calf PENCE ALBERT or ~iEAl'
SHOES reduced from - to - a. M.EtiI,t\'~.
1923 Main street. Gou.i, sent by mai Viii cost
about jc. per pair extra. - J-iHI
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OFFICE SEEKING.
Efforts to Dust Architect Hull.
Collector Smith OF Chicago as General
Guardian.

NEW YORK, November IL. The Times WASH
ington special says vigorous efforts to bring about
the removal Of Supervising Architect Hull con-
tinue to be made BY Collector Smith and other
Chicago persons, who are urging for the position
an architect Of that city. named Bayington. They
claim 10 possess sufficient personal influence with
the president to accomplish their purpose despite
the fact thai heretofore charges against Hull, in
the interest Of the same element, pressing Bay
ington. were investigated by assistant secretary
French, and were dismissed.
In addition to bis duties IS collector of customs
at Chicago, William Henry Smith has assumed
sort Of general guardianship over the United
States, and oil federal officers who refuse to &C.
knowledge his supremacy are annoyed and perse-
cuted. He seems to possess more authority in
ly ct the treasury department than the secretary
himself. Smith operates directly through the
White House.
1t is generally understood about the treasury
department thst General Arthur was suspended
from the New York custom house upon the de-
mAnd Of Smith, and it is said Smith boasts Of this
feat among his friends.
The investigation recently made into methods
Of appraisment of merchandise ct the principal
ports was made upon Smiths demand. He first
requested such Investigation, making at the same
time direct charges against Mr.. James, chief Of
customs division, and officers Of the New York
custom house. This request was not acted upon
- promptly ~ NTH desired, and when that dig
nitary made formal demand for an investiga alton
and forwarded his resignation, which he desired
TO have accepted in case his demand was not CON-
piled with, the investigation ordered. and thus
William Henry Smith continues to direct the af-
fairs of the country from the custom house ut
Chicago.
If Smith should present to the President the al
tentative OF accepting his resignation or of send
ing the head of the supervising architect to Chi
cago, OF course the headsman Smith will be in
structed to do his duty.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
A PROBABLE HOSTILE REPLY
FROM THE AMER.
Russia Orders the Construction of Sew.
eral Ironclads.

LONDON. November IL. The Times' corres-
pondence at Dareerling believes there 10 no prob
ABILITY OF the reply of the Ameer Of Afghanistan
TO the British ultimatum, being otherViss than
hostile, unless under Russian guidance He
couches 1t in ambiguous terms, in order 70 post
pone inevitable war until be il better pre.ared
to resist our forces.
Beaconsfeld's speech Saturday night crsated
favorable impression. The general tone Of des-
patches and press comments on the situation indi-
cate . subsidence of the recent unessness.
ST. PETERSBURG, November IL. The Golos
considers Lord Beaconsfcld's speech peci6c,
though shows that the basis of his policy 10 still
enmity to Russia.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, November IL. Midhat Pa.
sha Is appointed Governor General Of Syria.
ROME. November IL. 1t 10 reported here that
Russia has ordered the construction Of several
ironclads
1t 10 thought that Count Corti, who 10 going to
Paris and London, Is comm issioned to arrange
Tor common action in the East
PEsTH, November IL. The demsud for SUD-
Elementary credit to meet the expenses of the &C.
cupation Of the Turkish Provinces, said to amount
to 4O,O0O,OO horins, has been presented to the
delegations.
Count Schoavaloff has left Vienna for Pesth, TO
remain several days.
The council Of ministers have again discussed
the Greek note asking the appointment Of dsls-
gates to settle the frontier question. 1t ID asserted
that decision favorable to an srrsngement was
reached, and was submitted to the sultan for his
sanction. III
The porte has handed the three eastern Reune-
liam commissioners . draft Of constitution for
Eastern Roumelia.
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GOLD AND SILVER.
The Estimate of Director Linderman, Of
the Mint.
Ills Opinion OF the Silver Policy.

NEW YORK, November IL. Director Under
mans mint report states that the domestic pro-
ducts the past year, of gold 10 S47 ,256 l07; silver,
$46. 726,3l4.
Lindermsn estimates the probable amount OF
gold consumed in the arts and manufactures this
year At ~, 900, 900, and computes the stock of
gold bullion in the country at S244,353 800.
Silver coin and bullion exported during the
year above the amount Of importstions, be fixes
at W 600, and the probable amount used in
arts and manufactures ct SO, 000, 600. This will
leave net balance Of $8S 900 ,557 10 the stock of
silver coin and bullion in the country June 10th,
1878, and total of both gold and silver of 1882.
443,947, which is IN increase this year Of $50 5S8.
He believes $4,000 900 was added to that
amount up to October LIST.
Of the silver dollar he says ct the date Of the
passage Of this ACT authorizing the coinage of the
dollar of Az IL grains in Persia the price of baI
silver was about 55 pence per ounce British stand.
ard
From that date, August 2Sth, last, the price
gradually declined until it reached 20 l-8 pence
the l7th Of October The price ct date Of this re-
port is SO 4 pence.
The expectation entertained by many that re-
monetization of silver would be followed by an
appreciation in the value Of silver, is not yet real
lied.
Linderman thinks the United States ought to
be very cautious in its silver policy.
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The Man Who Want q "Hoss."

CUsHNoC HEIGHTS, Nov IL, 1873.
Mr.. Editor:-Some months since you gave an
account in the Journal Of Father Esson. In your
zeal 10 eulogze that venerable man, the son in
law, Mr.. Charles Alberts was entirely overlooked.
Perhaps an outline of this gentleman NAV be in
teresting to some of your readers. He 10 81
wears Of age. In politics black republican. His
religious views, unlike the venerable father-in-
law, are somewhat vague. His mind runs more
on "hoss', although he is particularly fond of
almost all kinds Of animals and fowl He keeps
two dogs, several cats, two pigs, one of which is
one year old, and good judges that he will
dress at least IS lbs. This one Mr.. Alberts in
tends to kill The other is four months old. The
same judges say that be win weigh alive from
twelve to fifteen pounds. He has refused fifty
cents for him. Keeps him 10 shoe box and in f.
tends to keep him over. These hogs evidently
have an ear for music and are undoubtedly very
happy, IS they are constantly singing "Mary and
Martha have just gone along, ""What shall the
harvest be-" and the smallest one of late has tax.
en- to singing whoa Emma" Mr.. Alberts
wheels the swi for the hogs on a wheelbarrow
from the vicinity of the State House this il where
he misses a horse. He keeps a flock of hens,
mostly ROSTERS, which he is in hopes TO sell to
the greenback party next fall. He also does quite
an extensive business in farming, finished harvest
ing his beans in the snow storm last Saturday,
and came near losing them by having no "hoss"
to haul them In. Mr.. Alberts is overrun with
work. SAYS he: Ibave got eight houses to bank,
which is all cash, il / only had q boss" A
neighbor killed "hoss" a few DAYS ago, one
that be had had for years, the animal being worn
ont. Mr.. Alberts said it was the meapest th ing
ever perpetrated on the heights. in killing the
hoss" instead Of giving the animal to him, as he
Is overrun with work If he only had "hoss'.
learn that Mr.. Alber's is now negotiating with
parties for . "hoss." He saws that the part les
ask $50 and he has offered them $50 for him
and adds. "if we can think alike shall probably
buy him." He says if he is successful in getting
the hos he intends this winter to peddle tin
ware and dust pans. JAIL
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North VassalbOrO' Locals.

NOrt0 VoosAIOOTO AOCoIos
Last Sunday evening the churches of this place
held union temperance meeting in the Baptist
church, for the benefit and encouragement of the
Reform Club recently organized. Several Of the
members were present, all of whom said they
were glad they signed the pledge, and expressed
q strong determination to keep the same Rev.
Mr.. Applsbee gave statistics showing the enor-
nous amount Of life and property that are annual
sacrificed to the rum traffic, after which Dr. But
ler within half hour lecture, held the whots con-
gregation deeply interested. The subject of tenn
persnce has been discussed so much that by many
It 10 considered dry snd STALE but the Doctor puts
il in such way that makes it very interesting,
and ~ think It would be for the advantage Of
temperance organizations throughout these sever
al towns to secure lecture occas ionaly from the
Doctor on this subject. Singing by the choir
from their new books was greatly appreciated.
Miss Clara p. Lincoln, who intended to open
shop to engage in the dress making business, has
given it up. She has engaged to canvass Boston
iu the sale Of musical Instruments. Miss Lincoln
10 well adapted for this business, as she has
thorough knowledge of music. The past wear
she has kindly ofhciated At the organ and assisted
In the singing at the Methodist church. Her re.
moyal to Boston will DO great loss TO this society.
At the close of the sermon last Sunday. Mr.. Az.
plebee proposal ayote Of thsnkA which was given
BY risine. Is slight appreciates d ibe excellent
service rendered. We wish her success In her
new undertaking.. rsf faL
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Xsunsbef 5nnrual
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Fires.
GARDINER, November IL. A barn owned BY
VIM. Rollins Of htlses, was burned Sunday
night, together with fifty tons Of hay. Loss about
$500; partially insured; cause unknown.
CALAIS, November IL. The house and barn OF
Robert McCoomb of Calais. were burned Sunday
by defective chimney. Loss, $500; insured
$1,000.
PedestrianIsm.
PORTLAND, November IL. Miss May Belle
Sherman's walk. to come of at City Hall Wednes-
day next, is making much talk. The hall will be
provided with track Ia Bertha Won Hillern.
Miss Sherman will not walk continuously in the
same direction. but will reverse, that the strain
on the body may not be unequal.
Arrested.
Deputy Sheriff Hall arrested young lad Sat-
urday for larceny of some law books and small
sum of money from Messrs. Fogg & Ridlon.
The young burglars arrested Friday state that
they broke into Donovan's, on Commercial street,
and seeing q man sleeping in the counting room,
were scared OF without getting anything.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, November IL. Lord Justice Chris
tian of the Court Of Appeals, in Ireland, has rs-
signed. tN
Lance 4 Co., cotton brokers Of Liverpool, have
failed.
The Northumberland coal miners Acespt II IL
per cent. reduction.
The subscriptions in Glasgow for the relief Of
Glasgow bank shareholders, have reached 900
and in Edinburgh EFT 900.
There were numerous wrecks on the English
coast Sunday, by heavy gale.
CAyz, November IL. The Spanish brig Qua.
dslquiver, Capt. Minor, from New York, arrived
Saturday, leaking. She lost the captain and two
men overheard, and jettisoned portion Of the
cargo.
MADRID, November IL. The trial q Juan
Moncasi, who attempted TO assassnste Vie King,
Oct. rs, commenced to-day. The public prose-
cutor asked the court to pass sentences Of death,
but the defence urged that the whole proceeding
be recommended.
The prosecution showed from Noncasi's own
confession that the crime Vas prsmeditated sincs
1877. He had then intended 10 attempt il whoa
the King visited Tarragone. The defence urged
that Moncasi was insane, or at the most only a.
tempted to in6ict bodily harm.
The sentence Of death will b passed tomorrow.
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Fatal Accident,
N EW HOkk



NEW YORK, November IL. Hon. N. B. Judd
aged sixty six years, died Of paralysis this morn
ing. He has been chairman of the republican
state central committee, collector Of port, member
of congress. and was appointed minister to Berlin
by President Lincoln.
Decision.
Jadge Barrett of the supreme court, has given
decision denying . mandamus TO compel the
comptroller to pay another million dollars % New
York's contribution towards the completion of
the Brooklyn bridge.
For Europe.
Returns Of commerce from this port for the last
week show that the exports Of domestic produce
outran the imports Of foreign goods. Last year
at the corresponding date the imports reached
$775742.04l, or about 333 500 900 more than the
exports. rg
Railroad Matters.
The Troy a Boston Railroad Was mortRaged to-
day. million dollars mortgage bonds were is-
sued to take up five hundred thousand bonds due
in 1882, and lquidate the floating debt.
Suit.
The suit of Cornelius Vanderbilt to recover ST.
0O0, 900 from W. H. Vanderbilt, has been indc6-
nitely postponed. owing TO the will contest.
Temperance.
Francis Murphy. the Temperance revivalist, be-
gins series OF temperance meetings in this city,
to-day.
Annual Meeting.
The U. 8. Board of Trade held their annual
convestion st Masonic Hall, Wednesday Of this
week.
Challenge.
Capt. Bogardus has challenged DR.. Carver TO
shoot match with any kind Vi gun, for $1,000
Missing.
John Irwin, Brooklyn merchant, has been
missing for several days, it 10 said with i've thou
sand dollars.
Murder and Suicide.
BINGHAMPToN, November IL. long stand
ing feud between four brothers named Tabor. re-
siding ct Battle Creek. resulted 10 the killing Of
JAIME: on Sunday, with . ptchfork, BY David
who then blew out bis own brains.
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THE STEWART BODY ROBBERY.
Various Reports Concerning the Finding
of the Remains.
What the Police are RepOrted to Have
SAID.

New YORK, November IL. About 2 this morn
ing. one of the police actively engaged in working
up the Stewart case stated as positive fact that
the detectives had At last succeeded in obtaining
information relative to the whereabouts Of Stew
arts remains. The entire facts, said this Official
will be made public very soon. 1t is now only Z
question OF brief time when the remains will be
secured. We have learned enough to indicate
where the remains are hidden, and are sure of
being able to arrest the thieves.
A Washington correspondent says the descrp-
ton Of the man who attempted to purchase the
body preservative Of its proprietor, in New York,
is George A. Christian, the well known grave
robber Of that city, who is under indictment as q
resurrectionist.
During an interview with a reporter, this morn
ing, Judge Hilton intimated that the body of A.
1. Stewart had been traced and can be taken pos
session Of ct any time.
Police Superintendent Walling laughs ct the
report that the body has been found, and says the
reports have no foundation.
Rumors are still afost and the impression ID
that some information to the whereabouts OF
Stewards remains is in possession of Judge Hi.
ton.