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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

authority. and that thev had the law AZ their I'm.
gers ends aggregated At the po,ut OF tho tongue,
and knew exactly ybero thew were. never
dreamed that the gentlemen would ask the Court
10 do such a thing as thew have. unless they had
the law with them. lint n seems TINT they have to
look for some. and am willing 10 give them two
weeks TO find e. TIauohterl
nm cooW RrPtrrs
Mr.. Cook--nIrYour Honor please ills delghtfuI
to bestow benedIotiops upon the lust as we'll as
upon the evil, that ia oodlike. I have suggested
reasonable DELAY based upon the necessary alb.
sence and Temporary afIlIntion only OF Mr.. Brew.
ster. He "a No mora lIteIv In sustnin permanent
physicol injury uuder the operations of the laws
Of nature than INV esteemed brother who has Just
addressed the court. and he can be here
next week INT the suggestion which /
will make will be simply this Tint
the time n IL be not fxed for next week, be left
open, because in the operations of mechanism and
the uncertain travel of the country my esteemed
brother might disappear In some unexpected
wreck of matter and crusn of worlds, 30 that he
might not be here to enlIrhten us upon the law
and upon the usn0es and customs of ancient and
modern society. So that assume that IL will be
wiser and better 20 leave the question
open, and then can consult with my
brethren Your Honor will permit me simply TO
add one or two perhaps unmportant suggestions.
II Is to be presumed that the attorneys for the
United States in charge of this case are somewhat
familiar with the law IT'S po.sible that they arc
and they may be nble TO concentrate It in n short
time when they are present upon their tongues.
even IN uulcet strains out TWO OF my brethren are
absent, una therefore their voices cannot pc ncnru
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
STREET LAMPS.
Annual Report or superintendent w. II.
bailey.

Mr.. w. II. Bailey, superintendent of
street lamps has submitted his report for the year
ending June 80, 1881. II shows total expenditure
during the last fiscal year of $685. $3.50. The
street lamps in this District have been lighted
1900 hours. Sixty extra hours were burned In the
month of March on account of the inaugural GER
emonies and the great influx Of strangers. A cor
responding reduction in the hours was made In
June. A proviso in the sundry civil bill requires
the gas companies OH and after July l, 1881, TO
light and repair the street-lamps for the sum of
SIS per lamp per annum and gives the Commits
sioners the discretion Of using other illuminating
material in case of refusal on the part Of the gas
companies to accept these terms This reduces
the price OF gas in streetlamps to sl4O per thou
sand feet. The burners have been changed on the
street-amps off the entire District at the expense
of the gas company. Eighty.seven lamps have
been erected during the past year In the two cities
Seventy five lamps have been erected In the alleys.
The superintendent complains Of the great de-
strucion of lamps In the county by boys, and rec.
ommcnds that the Commissioners make an order
that upon a repetition OF such breakage the lamps
be removed from the posts in the county until
some law be made to protect them. One hundred
designations have been placed on new corner
lamps. The storm of June "a last destroyed eighty
street clamps and about 200 were injured. The
number oflamps In Washington Is $500 and 402 In
Georgetown, making a total Of 1902.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
samuel Kntxcnstcin's New store - The
Changes That Have Been Made.

tnuuEcs have hccn bhnue.
No merchant has been more enterpris-
ing or has kept pace with the increasing demands
of trade in his particular line than Mr. Samuel
Katzenstein The improvements recently made
in his store, No. $40 Seventh street, have been so
complete that 1t is now almost new estab-
lishment. The first floor has been
lowered to level with the side
walk, and fine piece of filing has
been laid at the entrance. The show windows
have been enlarged so that Mr.. Katzenstein can
boast of the largest plato glass In the city. On
entering the store, which is 101 by % feet the i'm
mensiy of his stock is at once perceived; but this
does not tell half the story, for down in
the cellar, which is thoroughly con-
creted and is as dry rs any other room in
the establishment are great cedar bins, which are
filed with additional stock. At the rear of the
lower floor is wide stairway OF walnut, ash, and
cherry, which is handsomely carpeted with body
Brussels leading to the second story, which is de-
voted to lightweight oyercoats and children's
and boys clothing. This floor is also richly
carpeted and presents a very handsome APP
pearance with Its lace curtains and long mir
rors while the skylight at the rear gives the room
a much lighter appearance than is usually found.
The upper floors are devoted to stock and work.
rooms Mr.. Katzensten is the only dealer who
manufactures all the goods he SELLS aud he con-
sequently can warrant every piece of clothing he
offers He adheres to the one price SYSTEM and
whatever he says may be relied upon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
National As.ocialion or Local Preachers.

The tWehty-IourIh annuM sesslon OF
the National Association of the Local Preachers of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, commences to.
day at the Metropolitan NJ. f. Church, and will
continue in session until Tuesday next The ap-
pointments for Sunday are as follows: Metropoli-
tan NJ. L. Church, Rev. J. p. Newman, d. d., at
eleven a. m. and at half-past seven p. IN, Rev. d.
II. Wheeler, liz d.; Foundry Church, Rev. Ed.
ward HefIner at eleven Il. M; Wesley Chapel, Rev.
j. w. Loane ut eleven Il, m, and J. s. Wilmington
at half past seven p, m; Ryland Chapel, Prof W,
l.. Boswell at eleven u. M; Fourth Street NJ L.
Church, Rev Edward Hoffman at half.past seven
p. mi Dunbarton Street Church, Rev. ID. IL.
Wheeler. LIZ d., at eleven a. m; Hamlne Church,
Rev. d. T. Mcfarland ut eleven a. M and Rev. T..
Davies nj half INST seYen %. N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

Anagent of the secretservice announces
by telegraph to Chief Brooks the arrest Thurs
day, at waverly, Tenn, Of Charles Sidney Dulel
and Philander Shafer for dealing in counterfeit
coin. Also the arrest at Paris, Tenn, of Alexan-
der Trousdale, John Hutchins, Lewis Harrington,
and John Mcstephens for dealing in counterfeit
notes. Seventy counterfeit United States Treasury
notes were found upon Mcsephens when arrested.
The agent Of the secret service at Philadelphia
teegraphs to Chief Brooks announcement OF the
arrest there Thursday of J. X, Blyler and g. b.
Watson for manufacturing and dealing in spuri-
GUS coin, There were found in their possession,
s3O5 in counterfeit coins, also moulds batteries,
&c. Watson Is an old offender, having already
served two terms for counterieltng
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

Yesterday morning at about nine
o'clock newsboy, Michael McBNrry by name,
about nine years old, became bewildered among
a number of wagons at the corner Of fifteenth
street and New York avenue and was struck by a
passing Herdic coach-No. 49, He was knocked
down and the hind wheel passed over his left leg,
He was carried into Dulins drug store, where DR..
Muncaster examined and dressed his injuries
which, though painful, were not serious, The
driver, John T. Little, who had been taken into
custody, was released when It was ascerIained
that the accident was not his fault
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
LOCAL MENTION.


has been unreasonable 10 within few days, Else.
man Bros, corner of Seventh and + streets, have
not been backward. They have on their counters,
throughout the entire building, the largest and
most select assortment Of mems, youths and boys
clothing ever displayed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
The Avenue TO Re LIsh.ed To.Nirht.

There was conSlderaDle DISAPPOINTMENT
among the people but more among the committee
when at a late hour 1t became known that 1t
would be impossible to light the Avenue with
electric lights, as had been promised and for
which such ample arrangements aud preparations
had been made, No blame can attach to the COM
mittee for this failure, nor for that matter 10 any
one else. It was the result Of an awkward accl-
dent, which, under the circumstances, could
not be foreseen. In making their arrange
ments with the Electric Light Company
the committee agreed TO do certain prelimi.
nary work, and TO that end secured the
services of gentleman who was supposed
to be thoroughly competent. In rigging the ap-
paratus he placed in single shaft only one inch
In diameter and upon the arrival of the operators
with their apparatus last night they
at once decided that 1t was i'm
possible that so small shat could sus-
tain the immense strain to be put upon It, It was
then too late TO make change, and, as a result IL
was decided TO light the Avenue tonight Men
were at once put to work to make the necessary al
terations and the Avenue will surely be lighted
tonight. The men and apparatus are all here,
and there can be no Culture this time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

Rev DIR John p Newnan will nreach
| Mt tho Netronoljton NJ Il Church IN. ,porro,v
c,,
Iaptalh Nharles " leaSher Sohguon
returned to the city from Ohio yesterday perfectly
satshed win the result
Marriage licenseswere issued yesterday
as iollows Edward Duehring ana Katie Lahey
and John Dietz and Laura Chase, all Of this city.
Treasurer Gilillan Yesterday made
rcouisition unon Secretary Window for $3.50
with which to pay the interest ON the thirtyyoar
funding bonds fthe District of Columbia. which
falls due Novembcr1
umcnto, Rand. of pnitimore stopnod I'm front of
Tur RrpunIr c,N office Inst MIGHT. and No n oom.
nIinont IN its stolynrtisn discoursed sweet n,uac
nr several ninu,os
mn.
~. p,'i",, 1872 =, ' ,p
omount of stI ooo was entirelv wrong no bo ms
h.ndInd No C,overr,ne,t f,nds Tor az Ions, ,hroc
vears and oould not he In arrears In his accounts
60,
george hopy,a plasIerer engaged at
the Interior Department In repairing the damage
done by the fatent once hre, was severely III
h",r Srrr oc,oc hr tHa ,raoninn u, ho""n
in the scaffolding on which he was nj work
>T.,,-,,..
|
OF people OH Pcnnsyivania avenue yesterday
afternoon the best OF order prevailed The police
arrangements were perfect lhose VINO tooR part
IN the procession express themselves hishiy
pos"e SI oT S''' '"' 'A""''' ~ "i''A ''''''"'"e
". ,,, Ill.,, A.,
| MISS MIL Su'e' hhhi"y, vi this Guy,
grand niece OF baron steuoeh called yesterday vt
the Arlington 10 invite the distinguished country
men OF her INDUSTRIOUS relative 10 attend the 81.
johns church' oil whicn sne Is member, on sun
aay morning. at eleven O'CLOCK lhey VIII DC very
| hkeiy 10 a'tehu'
Mrs. Henrietta Stuart, of No. us
Twelfth street northwest, has just returned from
an extended Western trip accompanied by her
accomplished daughter.in.law who will spend
sometime in Washington. Mrs. stuarts many
friends will be pleased to learn that she has been
greatly benefited by her visit to the West.
Near the corner of the Avenue and
Mill a,uoa, ,os,,rdo,, ,ho horso 90 ono =, ,ho
,,o,n,ed noiicemen hecame rriah,enad NJ an an
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
Prominent Arrivals.

INSTRUMENTATION. W. Allen, William Allen, New
York; CIV. Mosby, Lynchburg; c. f. Medbuiy New
York; G. Rome, Pennsylvania seaton Graitland,
Georgia. ]. w. Pickell New York; d. l.. DinnBer,
Pennsylvania; Charles H. Mathers, New Jerseyi j.
Popham, Richmond; O. Ellis, Il. johnson, New YORK;
John r. Harrison, Alabama; D. +. Perry, GreenVhlc;
w. @. Deanc, Atlanta, Ca; l.. J. French, Boston,
Mass; s. NJ. Powell, Louisville KY; NJ A. Woollen,
indianapolis; w. s. jackson, New York; w. l..
Whcelwrlght, Richmond; Q. w. Reynolds, Peters
burg; C. f. Bragden, fredericksburg ID. Hnlleck,
New York; A. @. Campbell Ashland, XVI j. B.well-
man, Catslettsburg, Ky.
NATioNAI.-A. c. Adams, Cheshire, Eng; II. Ria
mires, iaddorsfield, Eng; O. Is, Jones, Harrisburg,
Pa; IL J. Ruby, Philadelphia, c. NJ. Smith, West
Virginia; jay Chapman, New York; J. J. Davis,
North Carolina; r. H. Gray, Albany, N V, J. l..
Bridgeman, Cleveland, Ohio; G. N. Fennell Pensa-
cola, Fla. +. l.. Durke, Detroit, Mich; w. n Post,
Emira, N. VI IL, T.. DOnnel, California; II. Harri-
man, New York; Q. S. wlgg, London, Eng
EBDITr-W A. Aldritch, George A. Aldrltch, J. +.
Smith. san Francisco, Cu; o. W. Jadwin, New York;
IT, j. Goldin, Illinois H. r. Sheets, oregon Hon. Ed.
Ruz, Springfield, ILL.,. John S. Wilcox Illinois; Fred
erick Topham, Brooklyn, N. V; s. J. Fox Connect
cut; Dr. $. ID. kenDer u $. Nj NJ. d. Leggett, Cleve'
land; W. W. Lcggett, Detroit Mich T. G. Tracie,
Louisville, KY; George w. johnson, FAIRFIELD, ILL.,;
Frank Head, Philadelphia; Il. b. Calender. Boston.
wILLARDs.-J. II. Anes, Brooklyn; A. ID. Jamlson.
New York; J. a. Chandler, ST. Louis; A. Hamln,
Bangor; General Lynch, Portland Colonel y. Cone,
ven; J. II. N. waford, a. II. Lea, England; General
q. w. NOVEL;, New York NJ. J. Harrison, Rhode
Island; ]. L. Badger; II Van Buskirk, Pennsylvania;
q. II. Reed. cityi G. A. Crane, Ohio; r.. Baldwin,
New York.
RIGus.-H r. Walton, Philadelphia; 7. @. Walton,
strnsburg, Germany; d. s. Porter, Indiana, Pal II.
T. Cal!ins, W. l.. Bancroft, Port Huron Mich; George
w. Roberts, Nebraska; j. II. Hohpin, Nevada; st. G.
Ellis, William Acxder, New York; Colonel II. S.
Taylor j. Il. Mason baltimore; Robert G. Winthrop,
John Winthrop, Boston; IL. II. Winans, Toronto
Canada.
ST. MARCH,. G. VOCAL, New York; Rev. A. b.
Necholns, NJ. scharfer OHIO; j. II. Bufrner, John G.
Roby Jr, West Virgnia w. II. Crutchield, virglnin;
c. Ellis, E. Newhal, New York u. A. Butncr, Penn.
sylvana; A. Whlthers, New Hampshire; John d.
Shopper, New York; George a. Brooks, North Caro-
lima.
ARL1SaToN.-Charles Adams, United States Minis
ter to Bolivia; w. d. Durham, +. Il. IToyemeyer A.
s. Hatch, q. c. Webb, Mr.. Kuhnc, William McMich
ael. Philadelphia; ]. w. Hair, Cincinnati; J. p
Wright Brooklyn; Joseph Dorsey, Baltmore II.
Goldecker, Zurich, Germany.
WOHNLEY's.-C. X. Hatch, +. Bosch, Kentucky
l.. shrlver, Lake Comfort, Nc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For The Middle Atlantic States, including
The Dtsrfd Of Columbia, Increasing oioudfness and
rain sou,edseriy ,ofnds iotoer barometer, stationary
or higher temperature
The thermometric readings yesterday were az
follows: 2 a, M, $780, IL q. M, 601o 3p M, 6Soj
D. M, 500; II p. m, $50; maximum, 727; mini
num- $3.50
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

The yacht Alert will leave this after
noon for Yorktown, manned by the following
crew; Messrs, r. b. Taylor L, s. Peck, II. H. shep-
ard, Arthur Hendricks, and W. G, Bedford All
ofthe aboye-RNmed are old soldiers, and several
OF them participated in the seige Of Yorktown
nearly twenty years ago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

OF Eiseman Bros, corner of Seventh and streets,
ts being worked TO Its fullest capacity now. The
unusual success OF this department Is due to the
hyperion workmanship furnished at moderate
hrlces.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

THE competition at the National Fair FOR the
best Minnesota Patent Process Flour was very
lively this year but, rs expected, Ceres, the cele.
ruro
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

Fail weight

Cigar, clear Havana filler The leader Of Eve.
cent cigars in the District Liberal discount 70 the
trade. X, r. Morocco, 1907 Pa. ave. n. W., wide
oncn donrel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

The highestoa price paid for dresses and gents
elothing watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or address
Hefzog, sos Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

Of the weather requires heavier clothing for com
fort and health. Esemen Bros corner ofSeventl
and Y streets, can meet nll your wants
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

Overcoats and ulstcrs full assortment. Eisoman
Bros, corner ofSeventh and + streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

500 L st., near Judiciary So, will occupy new bath
October /, 1917 q st., opposite Riggs House
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

You can publish three-line advertise
ment Of want rent for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents In THE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

Copies Qf TO- days paper in urdppers ready for natl
ing, eau DC procured al he business office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

WHEN man Is seriously Ill he should call on
his doctor at once but when his trouble is only a
cough sore throat he need only invest % cents
In n hottie OF DR.. Bmlns COngh SYrnp.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

mos BrTTERs are highly recommended for all
Diseases requiring a certain and efficient tonic,
pecidRy Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fs1ers,
Want Of Appetite, Loss OF Strength Lick Of Energy
&c. Enriehes ne blood, strengthens he muscles, and
pires ncp l0c TO he nerrcs They act Hke a charm on
DC digestive organs rcmoring al dyspepite sympiom'
hch as tasting de food, Jeching heat In nc stomach
heartburn, 6c The only Iron Preparation hat wia
not bldctcn he tch or 0ire headache. Write for the
D Book, 80 pages, amusing aud useflh reading sent
fee.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
wilhof's Fever aud Ague Tonic.
For Chilis and Fever and all Diseases caused by ma
tarial poisoning Of e blood. ,Sd,Tanted cure Price
u. For sale BY all druggists TTh&s
"AIderncy Dairy wagons"
Fresh Alderuey butter churned every morning,
and delivered in lSb "Ward" prints, Rti5c. per ID.
Also cottage cheese, &c, per ball buttemllk, Sc.
per quart and sweet milk &C. per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
FrGbrI society.

The annual meeting of the Washington
Fr@bel Society was held at the parors of the Net
ropolitan Seminary, Friday evening, October H.
The officers elected were Il. W. Fenwick presi-
dent; Miss b. c. Graus and Mrs. NJ. d. Lincoln
Bessie Beach, vice presidents; Miss f. c. Morton,
recording secretary, and Mrs, A. II. Mohl, CORE
spending secretary, Owing 10 the special attruc-
lions ofThe evening, in honor of the distinguished
visitors TO the city, the meeting adjourned ut an
early hour, until two weeks from the present time
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

Turkish, Russian, and sulphur Baths. 903 ]
street. Only first. class bath In the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

Copies ottodGys paper IN wrappers, ready for mail
inQ, cdn be procured al he business Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
A HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT.

Copies Of toddys paper IN wrappers, ready for mail
ing, can be procured At Me business office
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
Special GHotices.
alJs FOR SALE
II. d. COOKE. JR.. & CO.,
1879 Il street.

~ BY
II. D. COOKE. JR.. q CO.,
1879 street.
District Of Columbia per cent Bonds, maturing
Norfolk City per cent Bonds, having thirty years
Metropol,an street RAILWAY Stock, WashinRton
Gaslgh Scrip, aud other investment securities, dow
Direct wire 10 Philadelphia and New York. oclS-lf
a~5ye UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, MASONIC
- Temple, corner Ninth and Fsreets.ssryless
Curry. Sunday school at 900 q. m. ilt
n>S5Je THE USUAL AFTERNOON SESSION
kS2 fthe Calvary Mission and Kendall Chapel
10Th inst and tho scholars will meet on that day at
sharp noon, at the calvary Baptist Church Lecture
loved friend, William stickney. By request OF the
superintendent 1t@
ela5e ATTENTION, NEW YoRKERsl-AN
lean AssosSton viii Be held at ST. GEORGES S
No SO Eleventh street northwest. THIS tsaturdayl
Of the Campaign Committee VII meet ene hour pre-
q. Y. N. OGDEN, Secretary. 10 ''''"
N.Y. THE MORNING SERVICE AT CAL
w. vnry Baptist Church will be omitted on
SUNDAY the 10Th Inst; Instead Of the usual even,
ing service there VIII be service OF prayer At 1870
y. IN. 1t
a,sge. THE REV. j.. P; NEWMAN, D. D., A
Church. viii preach in that church on SUNDAY,
October TO- at Il q. M itr
eSo WASHINGTON, d. C., oCT. IA, 1881.
lures of W" oTsE q%S
crt %s s S
ing, in order to make my present stock more com.
pSS am now ready 70 supply my fElends and The
Furnishings in ali the latest styles at greatly reduced
rates, pay cash, which win always bring bottom
me sS to sell cheap " dive me i cs e.''
40 seventh r s NJ an n12tSwrs,,
oclf2t Washington, ID. G.
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' Brown CHEMICAL Company. Baltimore, Nd.
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w- LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE.

AssEssoR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, j. O., October 3, 1881.
Application for Liquor Licenses for the license year
beginning November next must be accompanied by
the certificate OF the Collector of Taxes TINT the mp
plicant has deposited In his Office the requisite license
Zee, which VIII be returned II the license he not
granted, less ne amount rata for He time cont
sod from tho LIST day 0f November date Of dppicd-
ton, 20 me date Of return ~ money.
No application for Liquor License tUfu be acted on bv
he Commissioners unless the applicant has complied
18th The requirements. All applications to be pre-
scented ut Room No. n, Columbia building.
by order of the Commissioners ID. G.
oci3G ROBERT p DODGE, Assessor ~ g
n5a5D ATTENTION, TELEPhONE PAU.
HSS gers - All telephone subscribers whose
contracts expire during The months of October and
November and who are not yet satisfied with the
generous concessions" made by the telephone mo.
nopoly, requested to send their names IN conf.
dence TO ANTI-M0NoPoLIST, Republican office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

wilhoft's Fever aud Ague Tonic.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

mos Drrrrns are highly recommended for oil
Daily Republican., 1881-06-02

A FEW dealers feel uneasy at our ex
pnsures of the short measure frauds and
90 so far as to say in pointed language
that what we say is not true. There are
honest dealers in the market who do not
deny the truth of what we say and take
no offence whatever at our exposures.
1t seems to us that the part of wisdom
would be to hunt out these dishonest
dealers and drive them to getting full
measures or drive them out of the mar
ket. Those who are saying hard
things about the Republicans S exposure,
will attract considerable attention to
themselves and besides raise little sus-
picion. We know what we are saying
and we have the most positive evidence
that what we say is true. At any rate
the REPUBLICAN does not intend to be
driven from its purpose of exposing
fraud wherever we find it.