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National Republican., 1878-04-08
A Scrap OF History.

While reporter was standing at tho northeast
corner Of Fifteenth and streets talking with a
member Of the Oldest Inhabitants Association, and
venerable citizoa or the District tbs latter said
sixty four years ago stood OH the spot on which
you are now Standing. II was the day succeeding
The defeat Of our army at Bladensburg. Maryland.
and u number Of rcd-coats made their Appearance
under the command OF General Ross: they halted
on the corner Of Fifteenth and streets, aud were
about to burn the building now standing aud then
occupied by the Bank Of the Metropolis. An aged
citizen, named Captain James Hoban, approached
the General and inquired what he was about TO do.
The general replied: This building belongs to the
United States and must bo destroyed Captain
HOban informed the general that he labored under
u mistake. as the building was occupied by one OF
our local banks and was the property Of our ciu-
zens and In no way connected with the Govern.
ment besides, that II the building was burned the
adjoining property, which belonged to a poor
widow woman named Eliza Clark who was de,
pendent upon the revenues Of the property for the
support OF large Glmily, would be destroyed
General Ross was seemingly affected by the state
ment and declared that II that was the case he
would not burn the house, and ordered his soldiers
to desist aud marched them away" The building
Is now occupied by bank, and Is one OF the his
toric places of WASH ngton.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
rHk LITERARY sOCTBrY.
Meeting ~ wnisrd's Hotel Saturday Nv

Meeting ~ wnisrd's Hotel Saturday Ever
Tho semi.monthly meeting Of This select society
was hold on Saturday evening last at willards
Hotel.
Mn Imosens Robinson MorrsIi, an early mem
Der OF this association, gavo the reception, and no
pains or effort were spared 10 render It Of the
most attractive and enjoyable Of the season.
Judge Drake, Of the Court Of Claims, Il and has
been for long time the presiding ofIicer. The so.
cic,y 10 limited to forty members. No more are al
lowed at any one time. As soon as vacancies oc-
cur Others feel honored TO be permitted TO All the
places Nothing but original papers are permitted,
and all In turn expected to take part in tho
erclses. Invitations to attend these meetings are
limited TO one for each member. and ten only 10
the host or hostess. This rule must be enforced,
and only in exceptional cases Is II set aside. The
exercises on Saturday evening were Of unusual in.
@Sssa out ass
Judge Drake invited the members with their friends
to walk into the brilliantly lighted supper.
generously and tastefilly spread out under the
management OF Ar. Mcdonald, proprietor OF the
hotel.
The following persons took part in the exercises.
A few only Of the giestscan DC mentioned: Judge
Drake, from Court Of Claims; Mrs. X. Cary Long,
Ms aSs GHoSi Dg and M,' as Rss R
Clark. Miss y. L. Johnston DR.. and Mis- Burnet
(that Las o. Iowric'sk Mr.. and Mrs Faxet. Cen
eia anu hrs. hVotn, uenerhi ana MtS urittenucn'
Mrs. Chapman Coleman and daughter Miss Dorsey,
Mr.. Ulke, artist; Captain and Mrs. Dutton. Colonel
s. y. Norton, Mrs. Charles Nordhof sirs. L. D. r. N.
Southworth, Mrs. Q. II. Church, Mrs Louise X.
Camp. Mrs. Kate Dogyart Mrs Rosa vcrtner Jeffrey,
Prof Gill, Dr. Toler. Judge &. u. Waite. General
Banks, Mass; General and Mrs. Ewing, Hon.
G. MsDonald, Hon and Nrs. s!cnger Hon, a Herr
Smith, Hon. James Williams, Hon. Loyi Malsh, Mrs.
James II. Todd. New York Grace Greenwood, Mrs.
General Lander Mn. Fisher Amcs, Nr. William G.
Todd. Colonel Wood, cx mayor Brooklyn; Mrs.
Ralph Mead. New York: Mrs. ID. G. Forney, Judge
and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. A. H. Herr, Mrs Tracey Herr,
Mrs. liubel. the Hutchinsons, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Hayden, Mr. J. W. Dwight Prof Williamson, Col
onel Rice Mr.. Fisher, and Mr. Pcribau,
National Republican., 1878-04-08
The Cook Divorce Suit Declared on.

Mr.. wiswell. attorney for the plaintiff In the suit
for divorce brought by Lewis Cook against Julia
Cook. has applied for and received dismissal of
the suit. The action was begun December last
Tho complainant sets forth that he was married in
1870. Dy Pew. Nr. Anderson, and charged that dur
ling his absence for several months In 1875 she
mltted adultery with one Daniel Johnson. The
answer was filed on the Sd instant, in which she
states that the absence" was caused by his I'M
prsonment In jail. and denies that she ever com
mited adultery: but charges that about four years
ago he became scquainted with one Sarah Cole.
man, with whom he has committed adultery, and
that he deserted her (respandcnp In October 1876.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
AMUSEM ENTS.

National Theatre-Uncls Toms Cabin.
Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer announce that their
spectacular arrangement Of Mrs. Stoves touching
story entitled Uncle Toms Cabin" will be pro.
duced this evening and during the week at the Ma
tioual Theatre. The cast provided for the occasion
includes Messrs. George Kunkel, George Hoey
Harry Hawk c. wsyerey, Miss Marie Bates, Miss
GeOrgie Dickson. aud other dramatic celebrities.
The Louisiana TroubadouS-Horace Weston
Iraodm.n VI. wnmsn ami chi,hrsr ai.n oi
nounced to appear. Tho production Of the play
will be attended by the spectacular effects and
othor attractive adjunct that characterized its late
presentations In Philadelphia and a. Booths The.
atre, New York.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Arrested for Pocket.Pickinx,

John Norris, . neatly dressed young white man,
was arrested by Ofhcer Landers last Saturday morn
Ing. on q charge Of pocket.picking preferred
against him by lady named Barrett. The accused
was arraiyned In the Police Court, and Mrs. bar
rett testified that she was standing in front OF Col
mans auction rooms, Of fTenth street and the
Avenue. when she felt some one Juggling at her
oner and turned him over To the officer. As no
proof could be furnished that her pocket was
picked, the court discharged the prisoner, after
giving him lecture.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
An lJnIucky BuDk-Wurm,

Charles Drashears snail colOred boy. was ar
ralgnci in the Police Court last Saturday GOr steal.
ing number Of valuable books from Mrs, Robecca
Y. EdmonstOn. NJ. l72S street northwest OhlCer
burgess ~ whom the Cnsa was assigned, found tie
books nj u second -hani bookstore, kept by J, l..
Ashby where they had been sold by the prisoner.
Aner hearing the testimony Of the officer and sew.
erul wnesses the CUuit sent the boy TO the Reform
school during his minority. J. ID. AshDy, the book.
dealer was Then arrnigned for receiving stolen
yOds aud after Careful hearing he was fined $50,
u which an appeal wa noted.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Orange ISlOssOins,

Tho clerk Of the court has issued marriage II.
censcs 10 tho following applicants; Willard n.
Fales, of Cincinnati, and Jano A. Brewer, of this
city; George Wright and Mary Alice Todd, both oI
Prince Georges county, Md; T. l. Holland and Ida
Cullis0u, both of Baltimore, Md; Edward Wool
and Aunie KIaunberg. Of Baltimore. Md. Iayid
Fitzgerald and Esther Linton: Constantine Chase,
U. s. A., and Mary NJ. Moshor.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
NEW ADvERTIsEMENIS

Theatre Comlque.
National Theatre-Uncle Toms Cabin.
For sale-Jack screws and other tools.
Phmton for sale. 1925 Pennsylvania avenue.
For rent-Brick house NJ 33j d street north.
west.
Coldens Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beef and
Tonic Invigorator.
Croquet-willnm Bailantyno 4 soa, 42s Seventh
Greet northwest.
Rev. J. L. Coning's illustrated lecture, Congre.
Iational Church.
John Biaeld Co., artificial stone work. 10 First
nreet northwest.
Classical and Commercial High.school at Law.
enceville NJ.
Lecture by General George A. Sheridan for the
benefit Of the Morton memorial fund.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Entertainment at wiilard's Hall In Compii-
ment to bessie Beach,

The programme for this entertainment is very at.
tractive, introducing some new rcch.tionS, one by
young lady formerly Of New Orleans, who recites
In a most charming style The Authors Night"
Bessie Beach will read an original poem entitled
"The Press" and the Hutchinsons have kindly
consented 10 CIV, some Of their finest songs.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Theatre Colntuua.

For the nightly aud matinee performance Of this
week, the management OF the Comique announce
the engagement OF Mis- Annie Hindle. male i'm.
persOnuter: Miss Dora Dawron. double voiced
singer; Nessrs. Quilter and GOoLrich song and
dance men; Mr.. DE witt Cooke. Indian club man.
ipulRtnr: Mr. J. II. Graham aud Jennie Ward
sIecialty artists
National Republican., 1878-04-08

The grand jury resumes It's session this morning
and will have some very serious and important
business to occupy its attention for while. There
are also number Uf cases Of petit larceny second
Oenses that Will be sent up frum the Police Court.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Real Estate Transfers.

r. McHenry, trustee. TO J. II. McIIcnry, trustee,
for s., real estate belonging to the late James
Nell. & Boyd. TO Edward McNann, for $500. lot II.
In square 2ls. Horace Marshall to Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. for s.. part Of lot 8, in
square 6si. 8. Jones ct al trustees, to Il. j. Mid
dleton for 6D lot In square 3O6 and for 81 325.
lot ~, In same square, y. d. Mcclure ct al, trs-
tees to J. c. McGuire, for $1,000, lot 2 III square
lSo J. W. Corcoran to b. T. Trueworhy for ., 200,
lot 80, In sQuare iG2.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Our Sanitarx Intnra.ts.

In response TO an Invitation extended by large
number Of gentlemen. Hon. p. d. Warden will lee
turc at Marnis Hall this evening upon Our sanl.
tary Interests Judge Warden, though the most
recently appointed member Of the Board of Health
has thoroughly Investigated all sanitary matters,
and his lecture will undoubtedly be interesting and
profitable 70 those who hear him.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Jational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passsngs. rrnins.

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT. SEw JERSEY AVE
SUB AND srREET.
Morning ENNnnp.
stib N. S..Phil a Bos ex. $50, Baltimore accom-
se:s, baltimore express. fL0 baltimore accom-
40. Western cIpre-s. SEQ, Y. pht y Bos eS
12D baltimore accom-. 6N, Western Mall
125, Fred &C, MET. birch s'9s, Baltimore accom-.
6J,, Baltimore Anna polls s6: tS Baltimore express
and way I7:sn, Western express
eth, Martinsburg and ITp- ssGl RritImGrs express
getstOwn ar MET brch,' 'rI5 n Y, Phil n Hos eh
sl0sD, Baltimore accom-. .iOI5, baltimore accom-
I!A, baltimore Npres.
-Arriyc Ghlly. Others sundays excepted
So For the time OF departure Of trains, see adver
uscmsnts elsew hsra
National Republican., 1878-04-08
CITY ITEMS.

To CoSsuNPryEs.-wilbors Cod Liver Oil and
Lime has now been bcforc the public for ten
year, and has steadily grown into favor and
the preparation was Of high intriSoc value. The
combination OF the Phosphate of Lime with
pure Cod Liver OH, as prepared by DIR. Wilbor,
Of consumption and all diseases OF tho lungs
This article can be taken by the most delicate
invalid without creating the disgusting nausea
Liver Oh when taken without Lime. II Is pre-.
scribed by tho regular faculty, sold by tho pro-
prletor. 4. D. Wiibor, Chemist, Boston. and by
druggists generally.
Yous1 PEOPLE do pay attention IN your teeth.
neglect will soon ruin them. Dc wise In time.
Clean them with ySnY
II will keep them through life In good condition.
white and sound. will harden the gums, swee,en
the brsath. and prevent toothschc. Sold BY all
druggists. Is and 30 cents per bottle
WELLS MAcHIKK-sPREAp srREsorHESlso PLAsr.
Yrs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
srs far surpass all Others.
HARD times demand economy; practice II BY
renoya yating your soilcd gloves with JouvKS's Iso-
DgRous KID GLOVE CLEANER. Price 2S cents per
bottle
ARR you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy.
ne,.; sien stomach; constipation Al Are you dy;;
exsrtion. Is your life miserableH You require =
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QyIRx,s InIsH TEA. tho great mouse;
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, Is cents per package, which makes =
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh dry and stir! Does u refuse
to cuIlI Dress II with THoNPsoSs PoNADE orrIss.
An Oleaginous compound Of singular merits. II
will improve It, Sold by druggisL. DC. Price IS.
aud 10 cents per bottle.
IOC1L HISCEIIlNY
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Mothers, Mothsrs, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure Mrs WINsLows SoerHIST
sYEUr lOr all diseases Of teething in children. 1t
relieves tho child from pain, cures wind collie
regulates the bowels Rni, BY giving relief aud
health tU the child, gives rest IN the mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-08

Amnsrmcnt- To-NIsht.

NATIONAL THEArRz-Uncle Toms Cabin.
MARISI's HALL-Tfoh r. D. war,ion's Lecture.
THEATRE CoNiauE.-Jake Budd and new Va.
aety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
A Motion for New Trial withdraw.

In the case Of Sandy Bruce indicted for the lar.
Ceny of paper from tho Capitol and In which a
motion for new trial was entered by C,IOnc vii.
liam A. Cook, the motion has been Withdrawn, and
the sentence stands Va imposed
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Closing Sale

OF the important and valuable collection nf high.
clNs oil.paintings at the saleSrOOm ll0l Pennsyl.
yAnia avenue corner Eleventh street, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings April and9. Every pic.
iure will be sold positively without reserve. b. C.
DrOOker IT, AuCtiOneer.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Tho HutclilnsOns.

an attractive programme OF their characteristic
musical efforts Al the Ninth street 81 +. Church to-
morrow TUESDAY evening.
National Republican., 1878-04-08

BY the exercise Of the most judigiOus manage
ment the Grand Central Hotel, New York. has very
cleyery turned the tide Of trade III ts direction,
not !css by tie sweeping reduction OF iu rates than
through IS excellent management
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Opsn-Air Temperance Meeting.

The opcn-alr temperance meeting OIL the corner
of Seventh street and the Avenue yesterday after-
noon was attended by a large and res1Gtabls gath.
erng. Ms. DIR. Lawrence made an address on the
hereditary and other causes Of intempefance,
crime and poverty. At the close Of the discussion
she read an open letter from Mr.. Bergh, Of New
York urging the formation of a Society for tho
Prevention Of Cruelty TO the Human stomach" DIR.
Lawrence, Mr.. Thomas, and Mr.. Savage followed
with appropriate remarks, and . number took the
pledEe.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Human Possibilities.
Meeting of tn. GRAND Jury.

Hon A.onzo He'll will lecture night at the Fif.
tcenth street Presbyterian Church, on Human
National Republican., 1878-04-08

TuE very minute you feel the headache coming
or, that y the time To use lNdles Headache
epeclhc. II never IA !. ~ CuTs at cncs.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
Indications.

For he Middle Ahastic States, clear vcaiher,
foiiorrcd BY increasing cioMdin'ss. norfhTesterly
rinds, backing 10 vdrmer souiheasieriy, rising fol-
Iped by falling barometer.
National Republican., 1878-04-08

EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF HOWARD USITERSTTY.
SUMMER COURSE COMMEsCEs APRIL !. Is7A
Instruction will be given upon the following subjects:
PrOE q. n. Palmer, NJ. D.,
HYGIENE AND PUBLIC HEALTH.
Prof T. h. Hood, NJ. d.,
GY, PATloLo1Y, AND DisEAsta
Prof. N. =. Graham, M. D.,
DIsEAsrB OF THE CHYLoPoETIc sYs-
Prof. &. u. Purvis, VI. D.,
AND THEIR TREATMENT
Prof ID. y. Lamb, N. D..
Prof. J. +. Bracket, ". D.,
DISEASES OF CHILDREN.
Prof VIM. Seaman, A. M,
n. II. Watts, NJ. n,
LECTURER ON MEDICAL EIECTRlCITY.
These Lectures will be delivered on Monday, We'd
nesday, and fyidAy, cummeIcing at $50 p IN, and
will be open 10 the public.
C. B. PURvlS, N. D., Secretary,
msr252w No. iiis iisTHIRrEENTH STREET N. W.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
CERTIFICATES OF ASSESSMENTS.


Senator Dorsey has requested the Commissioners
10 prepare substitute for Senate bill No. 600 In
relation to certificates OF assessments for special
improvements, which, without attempting to legal
ize any assessments shall eothe the Inissoners
with the power to adjust any assessments that have
heretofore been made for special Improvements.
reserving to the applicant for such readjurmsnt
the right to appeal from their decision to the
Supreme Court OF the District. Referred TO the
attorney.
THE QUARTERMAsTER-GENER BUILDING.
Messrs John Fraser. Robert ]. Flcmming and
Charles Edmonston, tho expert commission, who
acted at the solicitation OF the Commissioner and
examined into tho safety OF the building now
occupied by the Generals Depart.
mcnt have submitted their report. They nay, "Wo
made All examination OF the building and fully
agree with Mr.. Entwisle as to the necessity Of
Strengthening L." With a view to that end the ex-
perts make seven separate suggestions a. 10 what
they deem necessary changes, and say In concu-
sion: while we do not consider the construction
of the building rstclass for structure Of It's size
and height. we are OF opinion that " our sigges.
tions are followed aud thcstrengthening ordered By
the Quartermaster General, the building will answer
Its purpose" The commission thus sustain the
original report 0fthe Inspector Of Buildingr.
Tho Washington Hiring aud Moving Association
have filed certificate OF Incorporation with the
Recorder of Deeds The objects are oryanized as
sistnnce OF members In sickness and other mis-
fortunes aud To promote uniform and correct deal
ings IN the business of moving for hire goods wares
and merchandise. The corporators are John Jones
John Shelton, Edward Dickson, W.. Y. Ross and
John Conner.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY

I ANGUAGEs TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French Spanish. Italian, German. &c-by
RICHARD y. EVANS,
No: $50 Pennsy lvania avenue Washington, d. O.
oCllIy
National Republican., 1878-04-08
General George A. sheridan on the "Life.
Character, aud Career of Oliver p. Nor

The celebrated orator General George A. sheri.
idan will deliver his popular lecture on the Life
Character and Career OF the late Senator oliver r.
Morton" at Lincoln Hall on Monday eyoning,
April Is.
Tickets NJ Brad Adams.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
District Annlra.

The Commissioners were waited upon by mum.
Der OF laborers OH Saturday appealing for work In
the old canal. They were told to call to-day and
work would be given them. Engineer Hoxie will
boss that Job
National Republican., 1878-04-08

Two More Cases of Assault Aimee beaten
and Kicked for Dropping n Table-Mado-
line Numerically Ciubbsd for Eating Some
Oysters-Eiis Testiacs for the Defense In
both Cases-Mcohlin is Rcleased on pail.
National Republican., 1878-04-08

LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits J. II. souIER & Co.,
Bankers 1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
RESTAURANT.

DESTAuRANT PARISIEN,
HI Ita PennsylvAnlA ave-, OPP. Willards Hotel.
FiRsT-CLASS FRENCH RESTAURANr.
Breakfast. 50 cents, from n IN. TO ~ m dinner,
Is cents from To . p. IN. 4 u carte all day.
mar as-iy q. BROcHE, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-04-08
AMAN'S RESTAURANT,
,,c,a6m ala NINTH aTrGr

ERITZ sCHAIBLE,
II Late of"My Onlce," Seventh and Il streets, has
opened his new REsTAU AURANT at 6Oo Ninth sresI
Give him q call nov2Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-14
REJOICING OVER THE MAINE ELECTIONS

REJOICING OVER THE MAINE ELECTIONS
At the meeting held in Baltimore by the
Socialistic Labor party on Thursday eve
ming, Mr.. Thompson, OF New York, said:
Addressing an imaginary Rothschild, he
propounded the inquiry Rothschild, do
YOU hear the bells from Maine !! They are
sounding your death-knell." Rothschild
was either absent or had not heard the bells,
for he made no reply, and the speaker be-
gan to aud the greenback movement as the
holieSt and most sacred cause on earth. 1t
was bis belief that God Almighty had raised
up Denis kearney as an instrument to free
the country from slavery. The Irish and
Germans have built our cities and have
been starved to feed the rich, and il
they could rise from their graves and
tell their wrongs, he was sure that all pres
ent would take solemn oath never to rest
until the damnablc and internal system Of
interest had been destroyed. BE next, in
his own language, showed the bankers up,
and asserted that it was time their system
OF robbery was stopped. We, said he, will
knock the bottom out OF all tie banks.
They are shaking now under the false sys-
tenn OF society which prevails. Capital has
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-14

Buffers success in the Democratic prlma-
ries in Boston was not so great as ms 1rlends
expected. In only six wards was be entire
" successful. while in eight wards Buffers
instructions were rejected. In the other
five the delegations are mixed. In his
stronghold OF Lowell, where his friends
tried to control.the Republican primaries,
be was completely defeated, and Talbot
deIeration was chosen. The Bay State Is
getting madden every day, and even Butter
can see the blood in its eye.
A hichly-respectabl and prominent GER
tleman from Russell county, in Abingdon
Monday, told US that to his personal know
ledge Richmond made over hundred
friends by the discussion at Lebanon, and
they were substantial men, who had pre-
yiously been either lukewarm towards him
or bitterly opposed to him. And he further
more SAYS he has no earthly doubt but
that Russell county will 90 largely for Rich
mond; he is certain OF it. And now comes
Il letter, from one who knows, that speaks
for itself, and says: /" Count Russell for
Richmond" -AJinJdon Standard.
We are in close communication with the
peoplc Of Scott, Lee, and Wise, and we tell
our friends Richmond will get nearly the
whole vote in Wise. over IS per cent. OF 1t
in Lee, and he will carry Scott by 400 to 800 !;
and q count at the polls oriH ShoW IT,
Bristol NeecS.
Certain is it Richmond will come out OF
Scott, Lee, and Wise 1900 ahead.--BrlstcI
Ncacs.
A ereenbach dollar ought to be a. good
as gold and silver dollar. That's the
kind Of Il creenback policy we Advocate
Charleston West l0.) Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-14

DEMOCRATS can't get much comfort out or
the election Of MURcH, the 'boss stone
cutter,'' over HALE in Maine. lie is IN out
and-out Republican, and, it is understood,
will vote with the Republicans on the or
sanization Of the House OF Representatives.
Indeed, on all questions OF merely partisan
character he will be true Republican.
Only upon the question OF grcenbacks will
he go the way OF Greenbackers, whatever
way that be-.
And now let our people ask what that
will probably be, and will it at all please or
p-opitiate the Democrats or the really re-
sponsible and reliable people of the nation !?
There is vast deal in this. 1t must be
remembered that these noisy Greenbackers,
with the offensive BUTLER faint about them,
will not getto Congress until December, 10.
and that il Is not at all probable that they
will be enabled to vote upon the subject
OF greenbacks until February or March,
1880. By that time, under the resumption
law, there is no foreteiling what changes
aud conditions may have come upon the
country. It is a most doubtful matter
whether ultra Greenbackers, as such, will
be heard OF at all.
And we beiieYetliat it is more than pro-
babe that the whole question OF the pro-
posed vast issue Of the worthless fat money
will have been sent, along with its foolish
criginators, TO the place Of all dead and ire
frieyable or irrecoyerabie things.