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The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
RAILROADS.
1881 THE GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
Splendid Scenery. Magnificent Equipment
TRAINS Leave VIEW wAsH 81 rom IRON station
corner of Sixth and streets.
as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express OF Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars
with sleeping cars from Harrburg to Clncn-
natl and Chicago. Western Express $3.50 p;
Louisville.
BALTIMORE POTOMAC RA ILRoAD,
For Canandaigna' hoche,ter, Buao; miaEa,IT i!
except saturday with Palace cars to Canaan
For WllIiamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira Mt
1000 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East 500 a. M, 1900 a, M;
and io o D. M i.''i Limited Express q Pullman
Psrlor Cars 20 a. daily except SUNDAY,
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, at
ing double ferriage across New York city.
For phila 6S 500 a. IN On s So mt If @ Pa
daily, except Sunday nd ''' ia VI '''' '''' " "
For baltimore, $40, 500 $50 1000 a. M, and 100,
40, 44o, $40, 7So, 1000 and lOl5 p; m; On Sun
day, 500 1000 n. m, 100 54o 100 1000 and 1918
or'Popes Creek Line, $40 a. m. and 4.iO p. IN.
For Annapolis, GAO a. m. and lio p. M, daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
o WASHINGTON " RA A r. I, ?:
40, 800, go, SO and il.30 p. m. On Sunday
at $50, 30, II 10 and 1l:3O a. M and $50 y. IN.
For Richmond and the South. $50 and lilo a. IN.
daily, and y. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandrla for Washington, 600, sos,
S.53, and 1000 Ia. m: Ito, 800 800 100 and pos
y. m. and 1900 midnight. On Sunday at sos, 053
and 10. n. M; 100 and 0.05 p. IN.
Tickets and Information at the Office north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders, can be
left for the checking ofbaggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST. 1903.
ADJUSTMENTS.


The usually large audience assembled at
ibe National Theatre last evening to witness
the bewitching and piquant Lolita In her
Enthusiastically excellent piece of "The Lit.
tie Detective" The play is very bright and
Interesting, and serves TO give full scope 10
Lotta's versatility of talent. Her support is OF
n firstclass order and the stage appointments
perfect.
rH 1.-THE Colonel
Tho stage at Ford's Opera-house Is under.
going entire renovation, and tho Jljou theatre
Ia being decorated in artistic style to BIO in
complete condition for q grand reopenlng dur
Ing the Christmostide, when the popular Eng.
lish comedy OF 1.-THE Colonel" Will be pro-
duced.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
DR.. nhodes' Transfusing battery

is an article OF real merit, and is worth us
weight In gold. II win positively do what Is
claimed for II. Money cheorfully refunded 10
all using IL a reasonable length OF time III they
are not satisfied Mr.. II. X. Helphenstine, inc
well-known druggist, Fourteenth and T streets
---Ebbitt House--is tho agent.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
EDUCATIONAL.

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR.
new and attractive halls in the handsome edifice
known throughout the United States as Lincoln
Hall Building. Day and evening sessions for
ladies and gentlemen. Sons and daughters edu-
Gated for real life. Students received throughout
the year. pamphlet containing an eloquent
address to the students on elements OF
Success" by James A. Garfield; also, full infor-
nation concerning the college, will be sent free
upon application by mall or may be obtained
at the college Office. HENRY q. SPENCER,
PRINCIPAL. Oc2S
The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
SKIN DISEASES CURED

BY DR.. Frazicr's Magic Ointment. Cures,
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches and Eruptions on tho face, leaving
the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cures Itch, Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum, Tetter,
Ringworm, Scald Head, Chapped Hands, Sore
Nipples, Soro Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers, Sores,
&c. "
SKIN DISEASE.
f. Drake, Esq, Cleveland, o., suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which ap
peared on his hands, head and face and nearly
destroyed his eyes, The most careful doctor
Ing failed to help him, and after all had failed
he used DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment and was
cured by n few applications.
eD"The first and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, so Cents. =.
HENRY & CO., Sole Propr's,
CLEVELAND, o.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles, DIR. Williams indian Pile Ointment
is sure cure. Price $1.OO, by mall. For sale
by druggists.
sToTT 4 CROMWELL, 4sO Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, d. c., General Agents.
de10sat6wed
The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
speer's Port Grape Wine for HOIi-
days.

This wine, raised In New Jersey, has for years
been celebrated for its medicinal properties,
and ia largely used as u family wine and for
weddings and parties, and no New-Year's table
IL considered complete without II. Sold by
druggists and grocers.
The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
"AIIerney Dniry wagons. -

Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morn
ng and delivered In LIB. "ward prints, 6Oc.i
per ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per qt Cream 15c pint
The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
AUCTION SALES.
W. HANDY,


Real Estate Agent.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
OR GARDENING LOTS AT UNloNToWN'
Will sell at public auction In front Of The prem
ises on THURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENT1-
SECOND, 1881, at THREE O'CLOCK i. NJ, Lots
3l4, 1916, S3i and 1885, said lots being on Hhrflson
street, opposite Anncostia road. - r,
Terms OF sale Will be announced on DAY o. SHE
dei0dsdbs j. n. C0LDWELL, Auct.
VITALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auction
w GERS.
TRUSTEES SAIL OF TWO LOTS ON NINTH
STREET NoRTHWEST.
by virtue of decree of the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, made ana passed III
equity cause No. 1851, and entitled NJ. 9. Melgs vs.
Leonard =. Chapman ct nl, and OF deed OF trust
dated November u, 1868, and duly recorded IN
iber Il. and r., No 4. folio 800 ct seq, one OF the
land records of the District of Columbia, ana AZ
the request In writing of the party secured there,
by, Will sell at public auction on Friday inc ~
day OF December, 1881, at o'clock D. M, IN front
OF the PROMISES the following described real es,
tate situate In the city Of Washington, District OF
Columbia, to wits All OF lot numbered twenty
one (2D, and all OF lot numbered twenty-five vi,
except the south eight feet front by eighty-seyen
(s7), feet deep In Meigs subdivision OF Original
lots numbered nine 90, ten OO), ana eleven I'D,
of square numbered three hundred and sixty.one
t36l, laid down and recorded In the ONCE OF the
Terms: The property will be sold for cash, by
perfect title and all taxes paid. one hundred dol,
lars will be required In cash at time q sale ana
livery of deed therefor, within Ave days after
the sale If the terms Of sale are not complied
with within the time specified the ProPsrnty, W., ,
be rcsold at the risk and cost Of the deiaultnE
GEORGE X. FlNCkEL,
decl3deds Trustee
The Evening critic., 1881-12-21
nurnnC,s Rheumatic Remedy


will cure any case OF Rheumatism on the face
of the green earth. Sold by every live druggist
In Washington
The Evening critic., 1881-12-21

A Good Ulster for $3.50.
I. Hamburger 4 Sons, 615 Pennsylvania ave.
, 1881-05-19
NOTES.
Special Dfpatth to This Chicago 7rtbhns.

opSctal NNp1tcH 10 4A& LatCagp 1f1oNHhs
WAsn1SG'rON. D. G., N1ny Ex-senator
Malnne snys that thore Is 1lo truth Iii the re-
rorts that the President is dtsposeu to recog-
mEze hin, but has Determined TO glvu all the
Fedora! patronage In Virginia to Republic
ans. On the contrary, Mr.. Mnhone knows
tliat the President Is disposed fAyorably to-
ward lllm. and he says there IL n perfect
understanding between them. Nahone does
not nsk that Republicans must be removed.
On the contrary, lie was one of the most
eNrncst supporters Of Mrs. Long, who WIS to-
lay confirmed as postmstrcss ut Ch0rlottravIlle,
Va. Mrs. Loag was the duughtor Of a Uni on
soldier.
TIE CENSUS uuuEAu
hna published a curiuus bulletin showing the po-
s!tlon oe tho contro OF population ainee lTu0, In
lse0 It WIS e8ht miles weat by south of CtncIn-
NIT, hnvlnH moved west ufty-exhs .nilca dur
lug the preceding dccaste. Tho following IL tue
saS:o*''""'0 s!Ss: fesa''o" Of important po'n'' from
l7lN. Twenty three miles cast OF Bnltimosc.
1tOJ. Z KhteG.t miles weat Ut Baltimore.
lsiu. Forty miles northwest BY west Of Wash-
lssO sixteen ,n,Ics north Of Woodstock.
=, lsal Ninetecn mica wsat by southwest Of
1870. Alxtecn miles south Of Clnrksburs.
is rwsnsy ic lics sota ef Gbi1llco,na. ii
lss0 FoFty'cixht uiles cast by north Of Gin.
iSsJ. Eight miles west by south Of Cincinnati,
SURVEYS,
To tbs 1Pxster7 AssoeatsI FFeks,
WAsnTNOTOi, ID. G., May 17.-New Instructions
frotn tue cuutinlssgner OF the General Land.
0tce to Surveyors Genorhl fur thu survey OF
public lands And private land cluims, uso tnlp-
erAt Glabnls. Will SHORTLY be issued.
INFORMATION.
There be1nE now Cendanu lit the War Depart
Meut KrcAt numbers uf ynlunteur pension GtllilIls
which ..lauDt tI0 xuttgfaGtury verified fut svnnt
OF Information which the missing records ut
discontinued volunteer cunntands w0ultfxHur1l.
ahd 1t haSltiK occ0sap knOwn that ofioefs Ut tue
lAte volunteer foFcss hAva, still tn sholr
o,sar "r +ort's asr thH'r
carpa, divisions, hrlRades. regiments, and uu!I-
pan.es. Au1MtaHt. General Drum has issuud II
clrcu!Ar etltlnK lttentl0n to- tho fuut that all
SUCH bucks and records should he lepDstted In
lha Ad1AtAnt.Uu UunUral's = otilc0. and requesting
that they 1o foFwasesd 81 without delay to tho "A.
other thun postage or proper express 1nHrKes
whgn p.lckaseS exceed fur pounds, the l.u,t for
tuAll pnrcuIs, can 10 patd by the 1usesnment.
FIVE FEit CENTS.
Notices for the extension ut . per cont bonds
at IS ppr cunt received ut tho Treasury Depurt-
guant to-duy, aggregated $s4, .Ul. making the
total nnl1ult Ut oxtenSious, by uotlce ~ dAte
$hl.
RAILROAD F0UN rEtt CENT?.
Tho Nashville T. Chattanooga Railroad Com
panY huyu nottttVd tho Treasury Department
shAt they VIII pay tho 0,o01 per csut bonds
fallllQ due Oh june ] TN presentation. Those
hunds were lssued by The ltiIlrual tolnpauy 10
tho Government, at the closa Vt tAo WuF, III
Issued VIA t!,Ouv.0N. The reuaInng *5U,ao1
full due In 1Hll,
, 1881-05-19
SHORT-HQRNS.

The Largest Herd Of This RTcCu Ever
offered for Sale Put Up at auction
Near Port Huron. '711cli.-A Large Al.
scna.anco OF Cuttlo-Nrcedcrs from ALL
Parts Of the Country.
Special DsputeA tu The CAteaoo Tttbant.
PoRr uuRoS. afich.i,Afay 1s.-*rhe largest
md finest herd Of S!lort-Ilnsns eycr offered for
sale commenced this morning oil the Avery,
Murphy & Steb6ins far,n, below this place.
1t was n joint sale Of Short-uornB, the prop
erty Of Avery, Murphy & Stebbins, Detroit
John p. Snnborn, Port Huron; Thomas Blr-
kett. lass Lake, Micli.; and Hamilton Bros,
Mount Stirling, KY, were heavy buyers.
They paid s7,G,5 for Airlrie Duchess. the
tenth, eAlyetl Feb. ID, 1850, by the Twenty
third Duke OF Airdrie; 5000 for AtrlrEe
Duchess the Fifth, calyed Oct. Il, 1874; $1,000
for A!rdlfB Duchess the Second, catved Dec.
7, 1871: John Slunton, ESQ.,, paid $500 for
tha Duchess OF Cambridge, by tho Twenty
second Duke Of Atrtlr1e, calyed May 20, 1874.
James N. 1ikstaif, Mt SteFllng. KY, paid
s5o0 for Rosa Donheur, by Royal Oxford,
calved Nov. 8. 1871. Michigan Rosabela
sold to w. W. Warren for $500.
Mai. Ward, Westport, No., paid s7lo for
Michigan Rosabeta tho Second. W. w.
Warren, Esq, paid $500 for Fair. Butterfly,
Princess tho Third, by the Twenty-tll!rd
Duke OF Airt!rie, calved Nov. -, 1877. II. Y.
Attrlll, Goderlch, Ont. paid s:ssaes for Lady
Mary, by Oxford Alrlrle. calye4 July 4, 1874.
Cnrtlss BROS. paid saCo for Indy Mary the
Twcnty-tirst, by the, ,Twenty-tliird Duke OF
..',,at ~, on ~, ~, rr,n,,,-.I,sr,i n,,.. s
eatvett ApF'l ao' w ule 4"ents'Ln!1u Duke
Of Atrlrie. sold to O. @. lehan tor &St0. Mitchell
urotbers puil $5Oos for Atrdrte Duchess the
r,avonth coIya, arrIl 4 ,pa, Thannv ,ri,,
~ ~E'e'e"'a' e"sc" Ap." - 4o.t' t"ansS 1t"'.
Delaware. O., bought tho Twenty-third Duke OF
Aist1tl0 for l,05U, calved Nov. IL. 1871, by
ltoyal Dxtord. W, W, Warren bouuht
.ha ,rhIrd T,,po ~ afr,,r,o .o,,.d La
.. ,a.n ~ ' m.'sn.., uae n'.,a: saa''
~, 1s'a, ny tne Twenty'thlrd Duke
bo,tght tue Marquis ot 0xfnrt1. clFeA Aug. III,
lSs0, by The fourteenth Duke of Th0rndu6, for
$l,b00. Wild Eyes ut vtnewtNld onlyeu JIM. IL,
1s8U, by the Twenty third Duke Of Alrtriet sull
10 J. COrWin, Anderson: and $7lo TOR Wild Eyes
0f Air4rle. ca!ytd Fob. ", lsau, by Duko Of
ii tho sanborn herd, Nal. Ward paid
tSl5 tnr AuEelltR tho 4ccnnd, caIvei
April II, ld1l, by tho Fourth
Earl OF Oxford. Magenta the Third. catved
jim o, ly70, ly imp. Dreadaiba1,e, s,ii Tor 9.O,
with Il ylung cnIf. tn ii. u. Chuss. Magenta The
i6tr,l luke of Airsris, to biaj. Ward, Tor ida.
sinKungn the Fifth, ea!vod Nnv. III, I8iY. ~
! tiss + Fun. *:NJ. 81. 4. Mahilt bought Nageutl
, 1881-05-19
COLOMBIA.
GEN. WHO'S MISSION,
Enkeio1 li.rttfeh tn Thk Ehieuuo Is.4tifffI


Special Dtapateh to The Chted1o Tribune.
WAsIItSavuS, d. G.. May ia cupy Of
tho sclnl-ut,'cial organ Of Boguta was re-
ceiyed here to-tlay, II contains notice Of
tho arrival of Gen. Vilo, Minister OF the
United States Of Colombia, Mt Washington,
uni makes this statement 0f his mission:
"l1e dues not return to occupy Ills sent In
the Senate, but to confer with our Govern
tnent upon very important matters pertaE1l-
Ing I'd Ills mission. Aniung othors llo brings
the protocol recently agreed Upon Mt Wnsh-
lngton. a,ltl which. we IRE insured, contains
many ulntters bearing on tho guarantee by
the Omitted states Ut the nationality Of tho
United Stntos Uf Columbia upon tho 1sthmus Ut
l'annint. Il appears thnt lilo Government Of
tho United States
COMPLAINS OF nE1S1 EXCLUDED
IN tho concession which has been made for tho
eonatrnrtlon Of IN fnteruccntlic canal. II rests
this conplaint on tho tnc. TINT tho United sthiea
Is nj, aIly Of tho United States Of Colombia IN NIL
innttgrs which conctrn tho t1nlntenAt,ce Of our
sovereignty over the territory Ut tho isthnns
chargcd BY this cnnnl. Tho American dnvcrn-
1nent hottls thNt MI obligations imply correspond
ing Duties We hnpu tint this prut,col will treat
nf this cOlnnlMint without pt!esse tn our national
dIRIty. and. at tha snine time Will dctlno the
duties nf the United Stutcs hitherto enyel0peu
In tho vaXucncss Of useless proniise."
, 1881-05-19

Ht A"O
WASHINGTON. u. C., A(ny H.-At the re-
quest Of tho Secretary uf tho Treasury.
George Il. Clark. Cl,tof of the Pay Division Of
the Fourth Auditors Office OF the Tr,Msury
DEPARTMENT., and William B. Moore, Deputy
Fourth Auditor, have rendered their resig-
nntions, to tnkc effect Immediately. Sscre-
tary Windon declines to 1nnke public the
circumstances connected with his request.
1t Is learned, however, from MI authentic
source tint Investigation at the Navy Depart-
mcnt Developed the fact TINT the possons
numed accepted n pprsonal check from Pay
l,!astpr Stevenson Il. settlement Of de-
lIngnenoy In hfsuccou.tts at,d lssued certificate
tint his tcc,tnts hn,i been properly settled.
Tho PayE,aator was endeayuring to o6talu pro.
motion ut tho time.
TIE REGULATIONS REQUIRE
that befnre a Navnl paymaster can be assigned
tn II new tlbll nf duty he tniist show eerttltMtH
from tho Fourth .Auttur's ultcg thAt tho lust
hccDnnts under hIA Charge hns& been settled III
acGuFtihflce with tho law. The ncccptAtcc Ut n
personal check In settla,nent. rs til this chse, Is
pra,hil,ttrl: consequently tho transaction was
Irregular on tho pArt Of tho DtlicBrs Of the
Treasury, and. while the Government ustnlned
no loss. the Sccretnry deemed II sufficient
grt,slnd for taolr removal. Il. u. Davts. ~ tic
FMirth Auditors olllre will be appplntol to
succ0e4 MuOrp.
, 1881-05-19

7psetal Dfsnaseh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
WAsiIlSGT0S, j. G.. May lS.-TIlere was
a curious circumstance connected with the
first list 1T nominations sent in to.day. 1t IL
d fact tllat the President selt to the Senate
the nntna Ut loss Wilkinson, to bu United
Suites MarshaI for the Western District Ut
1.0u!slRna, Il man who llns beer, tlenu two
weeks A Loulsiann jotlrnnltst Informed
the Presidents secretary of tho "pllysiual
disability" which would prayens VIII
kInsun from ncespttng thn Office, and III II
short time n'essngu c0,ne Withdrawing tile
dead minis nn,no alM substituting for 1t TINT
OF worry live i0ills!ul,an. Mr.. james G.
Weeks. This Incident found T. parallel,
1ew days ago, III the State Department. where
Bo'lis xealons North Carolira oce-seckers
were very persistent IN their doulana that u
certain Consul III JnpAu accor.lutl to
their State Should bo rulnoye.l, alul wure
surprised to lear,, that ho lad been removed
to another w0rld nix mouths before,
SOME UF TIE NOMINATIONS
arc sharply criticised by the Republican
Senators. One af them relnhrked tllat III tile
list the principle OF political rewards fOr
Bcrvices rusduretl seemed t0 hive heen closely
observed. Tlle budget this nfturnuol pretty
we'll flla tile Central AlA South American.
missions. ll.olMas 4. Osborne, nf Ku,tsas,
who fur masIy years hus been Minister to
Chill, alld WHO Aus shown Kaol .lca! Ut
diplomatic skill during IAe war In which that
country llas becn clsal{N fur tho lust two
years, spronl0ted t0 Brazil. Mr. Osborne WIS
N0yernor Ut kAllsus. aIvl was appointed to tho
Chillun mission ~ succeed Cornelius Logan,
primarily III relieve tlle politicians 1T his
6tNte from SOME embarrassment. lie llus
acquitted hinself well as IL Minister,
Ntt. IIIIiLARls,
who Is recalled fr0, llruxit, Is Qua of the
lF1st successful Of tile, relics Of tie Hayes
regime. Persons Win hnyN visited the ttrlzll
Legation IN thu lust twD years l,,yo Bulh tl,llt
u WIS the headquarters Ht SUuthcrllur5 wn0
.7efe nut rncHllhtrIictetlt aud some rather
!afI1na Charges llare been presented ut llla
state Department agAtnat Minister tiIllnrtl.
nrn .lnsial,lt ktlpalriri, Ut New Jersey,
wil0 i9,s nKo "ns Minister to Chill, w!in
married Spanish wife, nlid WHO left Chill.
possibly Mluter " clunu. hls, after grpnt pur-
llste'srr, been returned, StluU Ut lilo SeGa.
hits say to-1l.ht sllIt LlUru ArH kuliIu old
:hntEts Oh llu ut tlU Stntt4 Department
Which 1llry shAtt Ask tu examine buforb con-
AcutltK to cuhrlu tiM.
HEH. STEPHEN 4. lIuItLuur,
who had hoped TO be app0Iltu4 Minister to-
NrSico, Is Nominated to i'trll, yiru Chris-
ttuliCS, teGa!ieh: fhn uaest.uu of "6e,a-
tllM courtesy" probably will not bo lu-
, 1881-05-19

A :sa1oonkeopsr Convicted Of splllny
Liquor ~ aM Ilabtsusl DxunkarI-The
FenaIstes 0f the Lnyv.
An unusual case occupied much Of Judge An
thouy's attention IN tho Criminal Court yester-
day. II was tho trlal of sattonksepeF natnod
John Carey, who keeps plnce ut tue ooEnse OF
Clinton AtId Twelfth structs, for selling liquor to
all habituut drunsard. Mud sluus II war the arss
prosecution Ut tho kind here the grsatest inter-
cst was manifested In the gesult.
A Jury WIS wuiyed, and the trlul w4s before
tho Court. Tue evidence shNwed that Mtchao!
Aosrh, who lives In the viclnlty Of Carvy's plAcx,
&As Rlyep To opverlndutxeuce In strong drink.
aud that he had earned the uaenviAble seputA-
, 1881-05-19
Senate Proceedings Touching Central
Pacific shortcomings and the
Isthmus Question.
Two Treasury Suborvllnnfcs Removed
OIL Account Of MI Unlaw.
ful Act.
The Condition Of Mrs. Garfield Continues
to Show Marked Improvement.
INTERNATIONAL BANK.
TT PAYS 1TS FINE.

sutetal Dt,puteh ia The Caae.se Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e., May lS.--'fhe case Of
tho United States against the international
Bank uf Chtcng0 Inns been settled With the
Government by tho payment 6y the sbank of
34S 0:}ss. aud the mDlley Is HOW III tho lnills
Of Collector Harvey. The claim of tho Gov
crntnent nEatnst the hAnk was as follows:
Unpaid and ,tnrcturncd tax, s27,3Go: penalty
for lui,.return OF this tax, SOUS: illtus fin-
posed By statute for eleven fraudulent atd
fnlse returns ut $1,000 each, ST. QUO; tntnl
unretur,led tnx and penalties a,a fines
for false returns, el8,Gss. The pro-
position of compromise wns made
B0l,.t days ag0, and tho nuney wns Deposited
with Collector Harvey before the subject
was taken into consideration. 1t would
seem, from the fact that the money has been
paid, tint 1t WAS not tic opinion of the bank
that successful Or profitable uefense could
have been undertaken In tho courts. Thu
amonnt OF unreturtled taxes assessed by Col
lector Harvey was Soi.sHV.
THAT IL ALL
lint tho bank would have had to nay 1t they
had complied with the demand OF
the Collector Mt the proper time.
This they did not do, Then tho
penalty of S9,U78 was assessed under the
statute for the 1i0Mpnyanent Of this tax.
Further investigation showed that there were
eleven fnlse and fraudulent returns. Sec.
BITS Of the Revised Statutes provides h'at
there shall n flu Of not exceeding st ,O00 for
zach false and fraudulent return, or hnpris-
pntncnt not exceeding onB year for encll Of
Tense. This settlement was lnatle lpO,, the
basis Of the maximum t!lnt could l1aye been
Imposed in the cnsc OF Indictment and sue
eessful conviction, mid tho Government cNltlu
, 1881-05-19
PERILS OF TRADE.
THE BOSTON FAILURE
Spketaf Dtl1dtch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.

Spfetaf Dllpdtth 10 1hs Chtedao 1f1paHt.
BosroN, Mass, May 1s.-'rhe liabilities o.
l.. J. b. Ltnnuln, broker alld dealer III calhea
gn0ls ala nuts, are stated by lin to-day 70
aggregate s4G'.oo0, Ut which s3lo,oo - Sc
cutett, 3l05,W0 unsecured. atd s1seo eou.
ttnyent. Tho assests foot up s59ooW' Of
which $3T5, 900 ~ III merchandise he'a ~!
advances. Among tho unsecured crtaaols
ure J. z. Armsbury g. Co.. Of Cl'leas%
$4,000. There are betweet :" ,Ia,a n.a
500 accounts open, Ut when hy,a ,ha
500 tO QUO Ara sales Acc1allt al, ~ II
bandltng of which u,uy affect tho t!l,IIl !esu M.
seutns Is be the general feeling smog t1e e,,sto
secured creditors that therO WI o. sht5 h5S @ef.
divide HtruNx them. Three banks ao'a III.
chn,ldise r,ted. At fair market nt1ee' ~ ds+
w Il, euctire Il debt Of $al10U' thry r., su,d md
1t doubtful II, cyon With thu most eafe1u ~ hs
lpy, those xptds Gun be sold far .nura ' TnMn c,n
amount for which thUt Hre sccnrlty. ~ c.psf
ttnRent liabilities culsst OF conintro.aa for
nuoepted by Mr. Lincoln tn pay!nsM s."usnt.
goVas and dIaeounted With h!a a'o%IsIhic 1II hs iii
Ebnuld these MI provo vo0f. there ~, MI I,,tic4 IL
about et6,OU0 with which to meet lao,l .a,aa.l, In.
xl05 which latter Htnount VIII " !h'ssn H,sr.
creased should any ut thH pnpar oo'''
toned fall to be tHken up When uae.
, 1881-05-19

tnF whsther given fab Ia a b.,~,.-
as ss's.ss s1@sys ;s"ss .:ssdsS ss.5ess.
fast line betwecn the berrinas" na"lnR hard..nHs.
ehnd, md The pttcbatd. Oc@ ihas iae eprstt, H.
that. by W ntcyer nNmo tho tnnsaf III + Is sertans s
y :SSs!f Ss as* IT. Es*'s n.:. !ss
the rupp1y IA practically snnxln the 1,Ma a
ist.na " tho evEdenco Of asnes.',s!n calru.
q. a., hesriiE IT., may oontatn mure ihsn n t"shos
r ye u ot u ly l1M ~ io an!s Ma,, ne obscrse
AdJucent tho nun,tn.r III rss Nm h':t On lbtSs.
one year muss bo rcckonc v blIIiorn,, Ifr ,vs aoY