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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucioneer.

'tdOMAS DOWLlN}, Aucdoneer.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWEEN
TIETH STREET, BETWEEN AND STREETS
NORTHWESTERN. 525.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the.
District Of Columbia passed on the 5th day of July :
p. 1881 Equity 716, in which James II. Smith -
Plaintiff and Daniel Brooks ct a. defendants the
ndersigned Trustee win sell ON MONDAY, the TWEEN
dd,YC,IF0OuRTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1881, at FOUR
O'CLOCK in front of the premises the following prop
ispf Lot PIT IN sgusFe la having front Of So fes
by three BRICK with large back building con-
Orphanage.
Terms as prescribed by the decree third Of the
purchase money cash. the balance to be paid in six
sale, or the purchaser may pay the whole purchase
money cash. The title to said real estate shall be
tanned by said Trustee until the whole Of the purchase
money shall have been paid. All conveyancing pur
chasers cost $500 deposit will be required when the
property is struck of the terms of sale not
ed with in seven days after the day Of SALE the Trus
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser,
JAMES H. SMITH, Trustee.
OlZ-dGdS $40 9Th street northwest.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auchoneer.

TWO TwO-sTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
OWL LIMGS WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
AND NORTH CAPiToL STREETS, BEING
nos. 81 AND A AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OFF,,
OCTOBER. 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of S;:55
the premises. shall sell the above property. GA
Terms: One third CASH balance at six and twelve
month with notes bearing interest ct six per cent per
property sold. All conveyancing at purchasers cost,
800 deposit win be required each piecs nT6ery
OF dts TROMAS DOuT y7Cf, A,.A.c..-
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE 1T YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA.
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2Isr. 1881, COMMENCING
AT II O'CLOCK ON THE GROUNDS AT YORK
TOWN. VIRGINIA, ALL THE MATERIAL COM
PRISING IN PART
800 Chairs. Reception, Hall.
10000 Grand Stand.
Wharf, Band Stand.
Large lot of Furniture. &c.; together with all other
material belonging thereto.
Terms: Cash at time of sale.
By order Of Col. H. C. Corbin, U.S.A.
Ol2-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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" e. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
HOUSE AND LOT NUMBER 2s17 L STREET. BE-
TWEEN TWENTY-THIRD AND TWENTY
FOURTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH. "a
AT FIVE O'clock P. NJ. win offer for SALE at ls:3
public auction. to TIE highest bidder the above
propertr being part of lot 3, II square 81.
Terms day of sale.
ol2-St T. E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer
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1UHN r. KELLY,
- DEALER FIRsT-CLAss
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &c. CORNED BEEF
A SPECIALITY.
Stalls 628 629 and $50 Market 9th street wing
and 2O6 and 20o Northern Liberty Markets Address
Box II, City Post Office
Marketing delivered free Of charge to all parts of the
city. mar24
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH 1881, AT
Ten O'CLOCK, at No. 912 NJ street. between 9th and
Walnut Hair Cloth Parlor Suite.
Marble-TOp Tables, Window Hangings.
Walnut and Painted Chamber Furniture.
Feather Pillows, Bolsters and Mattresses.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
Walnut Hall Set, Hall and Stair Carpets.
Blankets Comforts Sheets and Spreads.
Table Linen Toilet Ware.
Walnut Msrble- Top Buffet.
Walnut Extension Table.
Walnut Dining Chairs
China and Glassware
Sewing Machine.
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
olO-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
RY VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF THE LATE
- Enoch Tucker, as construed in Equity CauseEi:.
No. 682, Supreme Court of the District Of Column
ba, Will sell at public auction in front of the prem
ises, on THURSDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF OC-
TOBER. AD 1881. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, Lot
and two IN square numbered 49, and Al that part Of
late Enoch Tucker died. seized and said part
OF Lot % being Immediately in the of Lot g. and
thereunto Looming in the city of Washington District
OF Columbia, situated the north side of street. be-
tween ~ and 9th streets northwest improved by a
fouT,story Brick Dwelling, being No. 455 street
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in equal in
s;alments u SIX twelve and eighteen months from day
Of sale, with interest," or all cash. at option of the
chaser. Conveyancing at cost of the purchaser de-
po6t OF 500 required at time of sale.
JOHN A. RUFF Trustee
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VERY GOOD SCHOOL SHOES.
Size IL, 75c. and up.
Genuine Ladies' Peb. Goat But. Boot So.
Good But Shoe. misses and boys. 81 and up.
The best 81. so Mems Balls. in town.
Good School Hats 40 and 50c and upwards,
Our Doc Gents Under Shirts and Drawers.
Boys School Suits, 8, 81 and S., up.
Single Pants, from 81 upwards.
Gents Pants specially and cheap.
1914 AND 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AyExUr
o8 J. ". SELBY.
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DIR. BENsON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAvoRITE
PRESCRIPTION.
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a THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH, AT FOUR
AND A-HALF O'CLOCK, same place, by order Of
Trustees. olO-db
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General FOREIGN News.

ANOTHER NJ. p. COMING TO AMERICA.
LONDON, October 19-Sir Edward j. Reed, men,
ber OF Parliament for Cardiff, the well known
naval constructor. is among the passengers by the
steamer City OF Chester, which sailed from Queens
town to-day for New York.
EMBARKED FOR THE TURKISH CAPITAL.
ALEXANDRIA, October l9.-The Turkish imperial
delegates have embarked for Constantnople.
AN ARCTIC COINCIDENCE.
LOEpoN, October 19.-Dr. John Rae, a member OF
Sir John Richardson's Arctic expedition In search
OF Sir John franklin writes TO the Standard, point
ing out that Capt Hall, the American rite e.-
piorer, brought home, years ago, story similar To
that OF Capt. Adams, OF the Dundee whaling ves-
sci, referred to In these dispatches yesterda ~. Dr.
Rae asks an explanation Of the coincidence.
BETTING ON THE RACES
LONDON, Oetober l9.-The betting on the rice sor
the Cambridgshire stakes Is now to against ID-
cendiary, TO against F0xhaIl. ana 9 70 against
Retreat
GLADSTONE BETTER
The condition OF Mr. GladstOneS health this after
noon is better.
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WILL Nor TESTIFY FoR GUITEAU.-Dr Spray.
su )ernten3ent OF the insans asylum at Chicagos
wl0m Mr. Scovlile SAID he wOala summon 20 provo
ia teaUs insanity, &c .iarcs taat ne VIII noC come
C., Washington. and tnat if Summoned, his tsStk-
..o1y woul1 probably dlsappoint tae oeienca
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Ftom the Chicago Advance
capital move is that for Garfield Memorial
hosptd at washington. Mr.. Blaine, Mr.. Win
gem, Gen. sherman, Gen. Swain and others are
aeaTtiiy embarked In IT. gooily thing IL win be
ii,-as the bones OF Elisha restored 10 life the
corpse let down upon thein,-out OF the tomb OF the
mirtyred President should arise healing for thou
SANDS diseased. The seed must dfe that the tree
nay grow, and the fIutt may rip n forevermore.
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John MORAN,
2!26 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 42s 9TH NORTHWEST
has hand large assortment of the best makes of
LATROBES Cox. Whitenlzn Coxa Celebrated Spen-
did and Rugby and other RANGES and HEATING
STOVES, Novelty FURNACES, &c.
PLUMBING. IN-RoOFISG JoBBING. STOVE
REPAIRS, &c.
Prices and terms reasonable.
No z RANGE. with all the fixtures, sl4.
t7- Connected to Telephone Exchange oe-1m,lp
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
BIT NINTH STREET.
HAVE AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS IN ALL
THEIR LINES.
FURNACES RANGES. LATRoBE STOVES.
SLATE MANTELS.
CRATES. &C.
SANITARY INSPECTION AND THE REMODEL
ING AND MODERNIZING OF DEFECTIVE
PLUMBING IN CITY RESIDENCES Is MADE THE
SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR BUSINESS
EH-we give Favorable Estimates for New Construc-
tons in all our branches. 81
pAL AIS ROYAL,
11I7-1l19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
4Ol- 4O3 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
GENTS FURNISHING,
IN THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT,
COLLARS. CUFFS. NECEwEAR. GLOVES. sUs-
PENpERs, UNDERWEAR.
ALL OF THE ELEGANT ACCESSORIES TO THE
TOILET
SO DESIRABLE TO PERSONS OF CULTIVATED
STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
s AND JOIN STREET, NEW YORK.
BRANCH OFFICES:
ITO WEST BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
Al NORTH EIGHTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
1899 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
219 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN
Tics and Of the most elaborate styles Cleaned or DYED
ou'ceseiuliy without ripping Gent!emen's Garments
o.eahed or Dyed Whole Curtains Window Shades
oNers CARPETS, Blankets, etc., Cleaned or Dyed.
Aus ana fefthers Cleaned and Dyed Handsomely
Grape Wells renovated equal to new LADIES' and f,en
mail.
BARRETT. NEPHEwS & Co..
ITO WEST BALTIMORE sTpFFr
fl9-lm BALTIMORE. MD.
ID BIBBs' NEW BALTIMORE
l. L Il . b L.
The latest and best.
80 Beware Of fashy imitstions. o5-Itn
IL AIDES ,ssou1s,r,
For sae at lis 7.h street. letween and stree,
Washington, II. G.
| Cal and seelt ol7-ets
| CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
| ~ CARRIAGES.
ing many sty,Gs both light and heavy: also run.l r
offoeond- aEnd o9en end close Csrlisges.
| EOBI. II. GRAHAM,
! Eepository and f-ctsry
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Sharp Fight Of MeXicans with Indians.
ESCAPE OF MEXICAN CaPTIvES-THEY SAY THE saw
AGES ARE OF yICTORIO'S BAND

DENVER, COL, October ia Santa Fe dispatch
SAYS communication from villa de Buena Ven-
tura, Mexico, gives an account OF an attack by a
party of Indians on a ranch near that place. in
which they captured some horses aad were fol-
lowed by sixty well armed and mounted cit ,ZenS
and attacked in the canon delcristn. In the fight
which enSled the MexcanS lOsteight horses Kill I'd
and one man wounded; after which they retreated.
can boy eyed nine years, who were captured by
the Indians last August, in New Mexico, escaped
from the Indians near the scene OF the fight. and
joined the Mexican party. They state that the In
dians are part OF VictOrlO's band led by NictO-
rios brother. They have with them four other
captiveS, whose ages range from seven to sixteen
years, almost all OF them from New Mexico. The
Indians are well equipped in every respect Their
intention is to proceed towards Chihuahua, with
a view to exchanging their white for Indian cap
t,yeS.
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ENaSperatcl ireland.

ENGLISH OPINION THE ATTENPT TO BURN THE
ROTHNIA.
LONDON, October 70 -Thc Standard re1ar,ing +,
the attempt to burn the Cunard lire ste amer h tb
MIA at her dock i'm New York, says it looks as il IL
threats.
THE LAND LEAGUE MANIFESTO An INCENTIVE TO CIVIL
WAR.
The Norafng Post says: ''We consider that tie
issue OF the manifesto by the Irish land league is
direct incentive to civil war"
The Standard says: '.War u the knife is pro-
Claimed explicitly. SO far there is no ninchng on
either side"
The Daily Tp,egraph says: ssNothng can be
more explicit than the determination OF the land
league To maintain fierce conflict with the gov
ernment"
THE DUBLIN RIOTS
DUBLIN, October l9- During the rioting here last
night. number OF pas iengerS in the TIA n OF
cars attacked were wounded. The police captured
many prisoners.
GOOD LANDLORD MAKES GOOD TENANTS.
LongwOrtn Dai,ns, who recently inherited es-
t1teS In WcSlmeath county, deducted oae-fifth OF
the rent OF his tenants, AMI promised Il reside
upon the estates himself, and To consider further
reduction. The tenantry paid their rents readily,
and cheered the landlord.
THE SIGNATURES TO THE LEAGUE MANIFESTO
land league manifesto were not actually written
by the Prisoners, but virtuilly appended by
their authority.
FORTY POLICEMEN DISABLED IN DUBLIN
DUBLIN, Oct 19-Forty policemen are now dis
abled from injuries received i'm the recent riots.
THE WORDING OF TIE LEAGUE MANIFESTO
- Jut III III
their ancestors, though without leaders, abolish ID
the payment OF ttheS, and that it is as LAWFUL to
refuse to pay rents as it is TO receive them against
the passive resistance OF the entire population
M1iltary power has no weapons, and il Is no more
possible 70 evct than to impriSOn the whole nation
The funds OF the league will be poured out un-
stntedly for the evicted and eXiled. Our brethren
In America may be relied upon to contribute as
many millions as they have already contributed
thousands One more heroic effort will destroy the
cursed system OF landlorism.
ANOTHER IRON CLAD FOR THE IRISH COAST.
LONDON, October 10-Thc first class double tur-
retted iron clad carrying four 81 ton guns
will probably make her trial trip ID the Irish 60 ist
thereby making great increase in the naval force
available In the event OF disturbances.
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HfWH WATfF
DUBuQuE, Iowa, October l9.-The leyee n
almost submerged by the rising HOOD and the rail-
rosd tracks on the river front are ualer water.
The river is Nh feet above low water m ark and
another foot Is expected.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy.-Internal reve-
hue, $S74, ,266 As; customs, $779,S9S.0S.

FRIENDS OF SECRETARY WINDOW here are not at
all surprised at the collapse OF the movement in
Minnesota having for its purpose the defeat OF
Window for Senator. They say the effort never
had any respectable backing, and that Mr. Win
dOm's election is assured beyond all question.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALL THE MAsdER AND
~ss fRpHY Nif 'ts oesober -: a. as isSi at
BY order Of the Union. ol9-2t'
p bs lsod r 5fFqsr ss nsg
{Wednesdayl EVENING. at $50 O'clock pm; in Mt
s. A l. %skD ss%
FP MY FRIENDS AND FORMER CUSTOMERS
With M vii J. MI HYsY f P1% at ~6eTs sle sfdEe E
o19-eo2w JNO. THOs. SHAW
f-Rso PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS, ATTEN-
The PENNSYLVANIA RRfEpUBL1cAN Assoc1A-
h II on If
EVENING October 20. 1881, at $50 o'clock: All re-
active membership and are cordially invited to be
JOHN b. LAuFFER, s. Secretary. m ny LIZ freS'oeh1
f1so ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR!
The Sir Knights of WASHINGTON CoMMANDERY,
fun uniform FRIDAY October 2ist, at 2:30 O'clock D.
ceased frater Sir JOSEPH B. WILL Past Eminent ot COM
madtr M Sister Communicates are courtsG,siy invited
Attest:-wARREN H. ORCUTT. Recorder. oi9-2t
Ia wAsHINGT0N MARKET COMPANY STOCK
40 HOLDERS MEETING
o tS 9sobsr 1at lss1
Market cepany viii Vii be hei at the a oce Of the
Gompany on u Ayenne II the City Of Wash
10Th day of October 1881 to act upon Sales and Rentals
OF Stalls and refnnding the nortTage debt of the Com
pany. and upon other subject within the powers of
the corporation.
o1S-10t BENZ. y. WHITNEY, Secretary
n ~ ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
The regular quarterly meeting will he held in st.
GEORGES Hall, $40 11th street northwest WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, the 19th inst, at 30 pm.
- b. f. FULLER President.
JOHN COOK, Secretary o15-4t
r@o EUREKA SPRINGS WATER (from Arkansas
0~ Summit, Deep ECck, Geyser (SaratoEa), Be
thesda Blue Lick, Bedford, Salurian Michigan Con-
Water and other Natural Waters freshly received
aud for sale ON drauglt at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
ms 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
- GAS FIX RES.
L. F. BROOKS, with Mitchell, Vance K Co. g goods
and quarter OF century practical experience. / can
meet all competition and sci. at LOWEST RATES. I'M
niese Stock Zine selection. Retort Gas Stoves,
duCed rates.
MI E. F. BROOKS. 531 18th street.
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syytiney H. Owens, ST., Tor many years leading
business man OF Fredericksburg, Va, Is dead
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GEO. F. TIMMS K co.

GEO. F. TIMMS 4 CO.
Invite you to call; you will receive polite attention:
not be urged to buy but be heartily thanked for ary
favOrs you may Ies:ow.
400 n. W. CORNER 7rH AND d STREETS.
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MARINE CoRPs ORDERs.-SeconI Ife;tanant
William L. Biidle to duty mbor Of the
board OF survey TO meet in Philade,lihia to-nor-
row ana captain William Wallace Ia the same
duty at the same time.
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ATTORNEYS.

ATTORNEYS.
VIENEY WISE tiAREETT
III ATTORNEY-AT-LA
No. Columbian Law Bniding, 5th ST. bet. d and E,
sepb-bfn, Ip WASHINGTON, d. G..
N H. MILLER,
I've Attorney at Law,
Has removed his Office to Rooms and s, Gunton Law
BtillGlng, Louisiana avenue, City Hail. jy25-6m
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PrslIco, Nd. October la-Second race. c
ST takes. one mile. won by MementO. Tona,
second and Megalia third. Time, l:sS
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HARRY b. PARKER,

GEO. F. TIMMS & CO. q
Have . stock Of clothing for large and email men,
Youths. Boys and Children. from which any taste can
b suited wishes to quality price accommo-
dated.
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The GENERAL IMPRESSION is that the Presiden
will send in his Cabinet changes Friday, and tina
the Senate will adjourn on Tuesday of next week
InuS far all publ atiUnS touching the Cabinet ar
no more Or less than clever gueSSeS.
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SENATORS PAIRED.-Senator Lamar has paired
with Senator Teller for the remainder OF the ses-
sion and gone to Mississippi. Before leaving Mr..
Lamar said he expected to speak in his state every
day after his arrival until the election.
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FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL TYNER
returned with his wife from Saratoga this morning.
AS yet he has not rendered his resignation. He
Will make no statement for the present, but in due
tine may make one giving his side Of the case.
When the Pr Sident returns whatever action Judge
1yner may take Will be settled at personal inter-
view with the President.
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MISSING SCHOOL GIRIS-Two light colored girls
nsmel Martha ami Annie Johnson, SISTERS aged
reSpe lively ten and eeyel years, le { home on NJ.
between 18th ani 13tl stgCstS nur:awe e. on Mon,
day List, % attend school, and have beei he rd
al since. When Last SEEN they Wee DIR ,ssel in
red piail dr. yes AMI Salior hats The police have
been notliiel and arr In n OF tn 70.
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NEW MEXICAN INDIANS Now QUIEr.-General
Mcdowell telegraphs to the War department the
following from Col. Keiton, at Wilcox station,
dated yesterday: seen. MacKenZies command
lett Thomas yesterday viz Apache thence to
Forts Wtngat" and Craig. The Indians at San
Carries are now quiet and as well disposed as they
usually are. The ChirlcahuaS gradually Strag-
CLING back. trd Of some ten women and chill
Gieii, with few pOnieS was seen yesterday near
Cedar Springs GOin. towards the agency"
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FhKsJNAl--A1t fH1y tT.HpFal MaCNt igl Is In
Philldeiphia.-Mr Tit N j. CoTey, wife am!
daughter, OF this city, salel from New York for
Europe to-Gay.-D. ii. Bates, assist mt general
ma n t%er OF the western Union Telegraph Com
pany. is at the RiggS.-General Mcclellan and
family arrivct in New York from Europe yestar-
day EX-Secrtt ,ry CreSweil and General George
ii. Sheridan are at Willari's.-Senat1rS Camden,
Hale, Miller and Plumb. General Van VIet and Mr.
Crosby :. NOyeS of Washington, were registered
in New York last night.--Hon. w. +. Nlblack, O.
Indiana, is in the CITY.
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1nE FLEA OF AALPRACTICE ABANDONED.
Mr.. ScOville says he will not ask the court to
compel the attendance OF either Mr.. Sims or Dr.
Hammond, OF New York. He would not have
written to them upon the subject had he not seen
in the papers that they had criticized the sur
gical treatment Of the President "According to
the printed report which you see here" said MIR.
ScOville, cdr Sims, at meeting held by the New
York Academy OF Medicine, is reported as saying
that when the news reached him at Paris he was
under the impression that the DulleI mad pierced
the abdominal cavity. II such had been the case
and the President had recovered from the shock,
then he would have cut boldly into the pertOneal
cavity. have cleaned 1t out and by sutIring the
intestines given the patient every chance 20 get
we'll Shall we stand idly by and see any man die,
be he peasant or President, when by the application
of the surgery of to-day he may be saved?
wound WGS as much a flesh and bone wound as If
given in the thigh and there is nothing to do but
to depore the loss which has fallen upon the
country After reading these latter and con-
Guiding words from DIR. Simms," continued Mr..
Scoville, 81 thought proper to have his opinion On
the subject. AS to DR.. Bliss. there may be preju-
dice against him because OF his condurangO can
Ger cure, but even this would not induce high
minded medical men to speak untruthfully o.
him. II is probable that he made mistake at the
very beginning by probing the wound before any
competent surgeon could examine It There are
in Chicago at least two surgeons OF very highest
standing who would testify as to his errors In the
case, and have no doubt but that Drs Sims and
tify. But make only one defence, that OF In
sanity, and shall not call upon any OF them"
sydney II Owens sr Tor many wears a loodfno
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THE H0wGATE CAsE.-The grand jury has
nearly completed its labors in the case OF the
charges OF elnbazziemek against Capt. Howgate.
nessos when tie inquiry by the grand Jury will be
closed. The great caus, OF delay iii the examina-
tion has been the fact that sever: impOrtl mt wit
nfSseS. notably officers OF the West arn Union Tele-
gr ph company. had to be brought here from
distance. One o. the witnesses vet to be exam
Sence the grand jury was today Obliged to SuS-
pend the examination temporarily.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-12-10
Safety Car.COupllng.

Inventors and owncls Of car-co"pi'"s
apparatus will he interested BY the ah'
nouncenent Of the State Railway >o':.t
missioners Of Connecticut that they W..
give public hearing upon the s"h)sc' -.
safet, couplings in the State Capitol u
Hartford. Nov. :9th
A bill is before the General Assembly =,
the State, the design OF which is TO COMP r.,
all railway companies operating w'thm w.;
state to provide their cars with a"so'''''
coupling apparatus.