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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-31
PERSIMMONSr
Fleecv-The confidence man.

EIeecy-Ihe confidence man.
IfyoU drink lake water at Cleveland you will
get the Eriesipalas!
None but the brave deserve the hair" is the
way the Indians put ii.
However handsome the sweeping tail of a
horse may be, ii never can be called his name at
traction.
The difference between a seifmade man a self.
made woman is ten old papers, four hair switches
mnety-eight hair-pnS, and pretty little box la
belcd FaCc-pOWder
Better 10 wear your breecheS patched,
Than owe for another pair;
Better to get your little cot shingled
When the WcatheriS fair.
Always try TO hit the nail on the head. my boy
said an uncle 10 his nephew but the nephew's
little cousin whispered TO him Don't hit the nail
Oh your finger, for it hurts awful
When the first gIish Of spring comes the aver
sSe HUndGy-School superintendent sits down TO
draw picnic diagrams and estimate how many Sar-
dimes he can pack i'll an express wagon.
Much Is said about the old and new schools of
acting ANY school Is better than none. The
Trouble with many young buffers called actors is
that they speak as if they had never seen school
oiauy sort.
4 brave little maiden of Hannibal
Across wide pasture once ran bull;
But i'll her own house
4 shy little mouse
Can make her yell like wild cannibal!
Big Shirt the Sioux chief and number of his
warriors have surrendered and just as soon as two
soldiers who have been laid up with the sore leg
army Of the West wen make Sitting Bull below
ike q eTif";.,s, Il Wen let him know that he
ting ClaWed. 7''
Oh, The ticket Spectator!
Take him to the hot equator;
Throw him in a burning crater:
Hang him. shoot him. cut his throat;
Then he'll ne'eT be gaily shooting
Down the sidewalk, or be scootlnS
All around you, Weipdly footing
On the air that awful note,
Tickets.
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REAL ESTATE
The Official Transfers of Saturday a.
Recorded.

Tho Official Transfers of Saturda! Az
Recorded.
Mr.J. +. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District SATURDAY as
ranorted TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
~ L st-oo+ north between Fourth and Fifth streets
On sree 81 lot Il (west 20 by III feet incheSl,
~eStr .P iG! Warner T. Grimes to Benjamin FRANK
e+raat north between First street east ana
>yor Jersey avenue: sublot % "a feet mcheS W iH
feet inches. square o3I MHrsaie'
Thomas Hanrahan, nominal
GEoRGETowN.
On CAV between Congress and washington stPees
- 81 i nv ION feet on Dunbarton, between -
ot % ~ streets lot is and the west ~ ieet Oh
nf 50 9G by 80 feet in block s. Bears m
Thomas C. Cox, trustee and Margaret H. 0oA ~ ''''
smith. nominal.
lanes Johnson ct al, trustees TO James
st of lot 70 north by I54 feet block ~ on SS
Street road; Todd and Browns SUBDIVISION tAio"'''
PLEASANT. $50.
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MOTHER sHIPToNIs PROPHECY.

A house Of glass shall come 10 pass
In England; but alas.
War viii follow with iEc work
In the land of the Pagan and Turk,
And State and State in fierce strife
VIII seek each others life:
But when the North shall divide The Soutl
An eagle shall build III the LEM mouth.
Carriages without horses shall go,
And accidents ill the world with woe;
Primrose Hill. iii London shall be,
And in its centre bishops see;
Around the world thoughts shall ny
IL the tWinkiing of an eye.
Water shall YET more wonders do,
Now strange, yet shall be true:
The world upside down shall be.
And gold found at the root of tree.
Through hills man shall ride,
And no horse or ass be by MS side;
Under water men shall walk,
Shall ride. shall creep, shall talk;
In the air men shall Ice seen,
In white, in black, i'll green.
Iron in the water shall float
As easy aS Il wooden boat:
Gold shall be found mid stone
in land that's now not known:
Fire and water shall wonders do:
England shall at last admit Jew:
The Jew that was held III scorn
Shall ola Christian be borne and born.
Three times three shall lovely France
BE led 10 dance a bloody dance
Before her people shall be free:
Three tyrant rulers shall she see:
Three times the people rule alone:
Three times the peoples hope is gone;
Three rulers in succession see,
Each sprung from different DYNASTY
Then shall the wOrSer fight be done.
England and France shall be as one.
All England's SONS that plough The land
Shall be seen book III hand.
Learning shall so ebb and flow,
The poor shall most wisdom know.
The world TO an end shall come
In eighteen hundred and eighty-one
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DIED.,

CAFJIII-on Sunday January 90 ISL at aSD a. ! III,
PATRICK CAHILI, naIlye on Tie N'"''''
land i'm the 18th year OF his age 49,. n,-;ao,oa s11
Tnerai will take place from his late rs5 r. 81
second street northwest at a. M ana proe fstaT
Iii,,s Church. where mass VIII pc ceieoLts' 81
AaUS to Mount Olivet Cemetery. FRIENDS Oh sne
FAMILY are invited TO attend. ,zo>-
-. mn -vauuary 80 1881. ELIZABETH MASoS
iiot 81 The Iafe Roscoe B. Heath, anu aauShlei "a
Hon John Y. Mason. ,,r,o III. Rhode Island
E,,nsraI from her late residence ~ LILY raS,1ac
T,,eSay next at $50 a. M. Friends respect"
fully invited. - ,,,oosa coDv1
on;H ,.IrTFI' infant son of John and Saran
Miller aged months and Il days. ,oe n straat smith
Funeral from parents reSiuehce' 'O
west to-day at 80 p. NJ
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A RLADENSBURG IDYL.
BY DIR. GUILFoRD.


Hail. peacefll vale first in my heart,
To thee | tune my maiden verse;
A Lively graveyard burgh thou art,
A sort OF animated hearSei
Here. in thy deep. sequestered hooks.
I've rambled, muSing. near and far1
Till. started by thy frghtful spoOks,
almost fell into the spa
Poets have sung of sylvan shades,
ROnancerS told of Western ranch;
That kind ofstuff for ne is played
Give me my much-!oved Eastern Branch,
Where sports the tender, timid whale,
The dull, Slow-moving kangaroo,
The giddy, jOyial, reckless snail,
The eccentric, hairy bugaboo.
Oh, BladenSbuFg! love thee Welt
Ana, mana, mona, mike;
How much love thee none can tell,
Barcelona, bona strike.
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1880 THE GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
WEsST Nh SfNT-'TFT----

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
-, TO THE-NOKTH- W NEXT. = n, ,aa,
FEEEVIv = es5 Ja9sfSt s9Ea
Sleeping Cars TO Louisville and Chicago; lGD a m.
daily, with Sleeping Cars from HarrsDur 10 ii,
cnIati, st. Louis, and Cnlcago; SSO p H. u<AnS'
with Palace Car TO PittsburS. noD
RAITIMORE AND POTOMAC RA1LROAD
For Canandaigua, Rochester BuntIo NISsIhA a. sGS
a. M daily except Sunday: at 950 p M dalIl' eN,
cept Saturday with Palace Cars to Canandilsuaa ana
For Wii1iamsport Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 1890
a. m daily except sunday. ,o.o- -, e,o ,,,5
For New York and the East, 500, lOaO a H. ~ anu
1000 d. m. On Sunday. 25O 2. m anu ~ III -,
limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars, S5O a. w.
daily, except Sunday. ,, .,,,. oo,,aot
For Brooklyn New York all through trains SOIisc9
afTording direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding
double ferriage across New YORK lily. ~ ,,1 ,o.oo
For Philadelphia, SEQ lOS n M 80 IN anu O'
d. M ON Sunday, 23O p. M. 5;4O allC Lo:oo Z, H.
limited EXPRESS $50 q. daily except SuhQay. ,oo
For baltimore Go 500 $50, 1879 a. IN, and - sd
@ $40 $50 "a and 1899 S,T P and M , S9 81 m 'O " Ill.,
For POpe's Creek Line, 6:lO a. m ana t+o p III '
For Annapolis, $40 a. and 44O p. M daily except
.1 FglSSrS DRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL Raj
MAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND "AefilANo-
For l3texandria' 200 10 go a. and 1l:2O a m
410 $40 D. m. GID p. m, 500 and il:SJ p M Oh
SUNDAYS ZOO 800 and IL a m, ana ogS p PM M -
For Richmond and the South, 700 a. m ana liVO - Ill
daily and 500 p. m daily except S,' f6S so, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington bU1 o.Oo
and 1000 e. m 100, 800 800 IO, ana S:iO p H. 40
| 200 midnight Sunday at sos and l0O0 a. h' i:V'
Triggers Information sleeping and parlor car accom-
modatiOns can be procured at me ,,
and at the station, where orders can De lelt lDr @
checking of baggage to destination from ho'eiS Shu
te'''e T. p. FARMER General Passenger Agent.
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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proposals.
Proposals for Wood.

SERGEANT-AT-ARMs' OFFICE,
UNITED STATES SENATE,
January %. 1881.
oJEALED PROPOSALS will be TecelHed at , 5iiS "a
- flee until Il o'clock M FEBRUAR1 ., Io5i' s to
rnShin9 the Senate with forty (iO) cords OF weisea
soned OAK or Hickory Wood, to be delivered 10TH
with The wood be inspected and measured at 'iie
Canitol at bidders cost. ,,..s,
The right is reserved to reject any and al BIDS
100, o. Sergeant-atArms, L. 5. Senate
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GGrapeiers' @uioe.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.


WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS.
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December 1, 1880
AM LEAVE W WARRINGTON:
fI:5O-CHICAGo. CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
5:OO-Baltimore, Eiiicoii City and Way Stations
i6:40-BALTIMOREE EXPRESS.
6:50-BaltmOfe, Annapolis, and WAY. iPIedmont
StraSburg, Winchester, HagerStOwn, and Way,
s:1o-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
S:b-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EMPRESS, (con-
meets for HagerstOwn and at Point of Rocks for
9OO-NE;W YORK. PHIL ADELPHIA, AND Bos
faOO-On Sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis, and
-BAL'rINIoRE EXPRESS. (stops at Hyattsville
College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction
% JeSsnpsf and Han 9&T1 Eco cr>rcr>x
ST LOUIS EXPRESS
is:i0-Baltmore, Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Way
tl:25-on sunday only, for Baltimore and Way.
T2:0J-BA III MORE EXPRESS.
t22:55-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BOS-
&so-Bsiiimore and Way Stations, Cwnchester, Fred
Eso-BRITiM6RE HY ATTsT VILE. AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay, stops at
Annapolis Juncti0n}
tf45-Point of R9Sks Frederick Magers,Own Win
OfRocks and Way stations onlyl
449-Bal9imoTe annapolis, ana Way S5stI9ns
PRESS GMartinSburg aud Way, via Relay.
stops at HyaItSVlie ana lAurei)
6:05-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
and Way Stations.
7:30-BALTIMORE AND LA CREL EXPRESS
fS:J0-PITTSBC itG, CINCINNATI, AND 81. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
9F-BALTINIORE, EVANSVILLE AND LAU-
t1o:oO-NEW York, PHILA DELPHIA AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car 10 New York,
and special sleeping car at Philadelphia.
fDaily. tSunduyS only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply al me Baltlmor ore and
1851 Pennsylva Avenue. corner Fourteenth street,
where orders will be taken for baggage to be- checked
and received at any point in the city.
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United States Marshal's Sale.

10y virtue of writ Of fer faciGs issuea ouf 4 r
Of to directed Will do sell Of a. ss auDP s
siot on THTRSDAY the Sth day Of February, 1881,
at Il o'clock all the right tile claim; ;S Saq foloWins
described real estate in the City OF Washington Id
said District, to wit: r, r,.,s., s,,t, ion
81 % in William B. and T. Fl. G. Todd snDdlYlsoi,
f Sart az lot square No. 03. together win al ana
OipnIsr the improvements thereon levied upon as e
nrane-ty of William B. Todd, 10 satisfy execution NJ
i'r-'f a. i""' IN " FRED'K DOUGLASS,
;aoods United States Marshal d. Z.
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2fuctiou Sales.
limited States Marshars Sale.

DyvJRTIJE of a writ of feri facias, issued out OF
Is the clerks office Of the Supreme G01Ft S sell Ih az
,SI,c sale for cash. at Thomas Dowllngs auction
Store cornt Of Eleventh street ada a @ FehTmar
1881 at 10 o'clock a. m all the right, title claim ana
3ares of the defendant in the following described
Tyaniv directories of the City of Washington tor
the year 1851 seized and levied upon as the
W. n Royd to satisfy execution No. l3yU az law
w w F faInr Of iva S Smith. FREDK DOUGLASS!
iassitS United States Marshal District CoumOla
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Educational.

The second half session begins 10 this school a.
The attention of Parents onifSrts of home With N
DJete and thorough. Terms moderate. Address Miss
iN-I--g
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CtCHOOII OF MUSIC,
7OT Eighth street northwest
Rates 80 a month and upward Exper1enceo
teachers in Piano, Voice, Organ, &c Free e4ercSeA
Church organ. w
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Spencerian Business College,

SDencerian Business College,
COR OF SEVENTH AND l. SIS. N W,
This Institution has progressive and successful e1-
,,arianre of sixteen wears. 1t educates young men
and women for usefulness and selfsupport It's graz,
mates secure positions of trust and profit Course on
study and training comprises the English Language
RTSinpss Arithmetic, Spenceran PraCtlcst teiimAh1
shin Book Keeping BY single and double entry aap1eu
t0 every variety OF business; Business Prlctice re-
auiTing the making out and exchanging OF All Klds
Of business papers, paving and receiving cSh Sli4
Eeepiug the accounts; ElOcutOn and Lectures Day
and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY, AOEI7I ~
ISS0 For Inflammation and terms call at the COieS
or address HENRY G. SPENCER Principal au1
z ESSONS IN ELOCUTION BY
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND,
AT No lib NINTH ST. y. w;
Mr. ToYnsend can he engaged for Readings az .
moderate charge. u-CS-
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Desiring TO meet the very general demand for low
priced Tickets, we have devised Supplementary
Series of Prizes passed upon the regular Drawings Of
the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount of Prizes in
which are as follows:
, 1881-11-05
THE COOLING APPARATUS.

Special uupateh to Tbs Cateaoo Yfibuns.
WAsiIiS0ToN, u. C., Nov. i.-'Il!c Board
Of Engineers appointed to investigate tic
cooling apparatus ,sc,t ut thu Whto House
during the lllllcss Ut President Garfield llas
nude ita report Aftur II detailed cxamtlA-
tion of tlio different systems, the board col,sus
to tho following conclltsinlls: During the
twellty-four l,olrs' rlill 8.7:4 pounds Ut leo
were melted, or 4ld.7 l,nuutla ler hour.
This. NJ % por ton, or Ol10.qn0rtor Of cent
per pound, would ho Sl.D per hour, Or this
was tho c0st necessary to supply II. 7D cubia
feet of mir Mt fifty degrees Fahrsn'tuit ut tho
register por hour. ltnl tine boon offered
for experiments, Dr t..sl axperiet,cc suggested
Il tlloru eeonomtcal lnntl,0l OF cooling tho
Presidents roam, much Of tho wlstc ut cool
lux material might l'aye been avoided.
.. "orn OPERATIONS
ut tho Executive MnllsIul, l,ay0 proved TINT
1t Is pv.s!b]a to p'aco tho dow points or rein.
tlvu humidity Of tIellllt quantities of air ut
my tleslred lolnt, AllA thcro Is no reason
why tlifs lIygr0m0trlo condition lnay nut be
maintained will. as much certainty as tho
amount alld temperature Of mir supplied fur
proper ventilation alll warming. This tlold
of study pr0sents great opportunities fur Of
foctfnK bett1r condition Ut thu atmosphere
Of our raollls, alld nur personal enllfort aili
health snay bu improved In proportion IL our
careful observation Ut tue hygrolnntro col,-
llltlon Of tho mir In which We live. Hospitals
nltl public buildings ought to ba especially
protectetl from the evil res,,ta attending u
y!tlate.l condition Of tho alr, und wo cur, $40
'o rcason why this atmosphere may nut bu
INatle comfortable aml llealthfml ut all soa.
sul1s alnl under all conditions of tho outside
, 1881-11-05

HEl4tAtA3 or AuE< f1IhfF+b
srtrai Dispateh to 1As Chicago Tribune.
WAsIIISa1HS, d. e., Nov. l.-Ttla ColEtru!-
lGr Ut the Currcttuy received Il lGttor this
lnorMing giving MI nccourt Of MI interview
of tito Government officers yesterday. with
Baldwin, tho dcfaultfliC Newark bank
Cashier. according to which tllu latter SLOWS
no 1'enftence for Ills ncss. Indeed, llc seems
10 boast Of the sl,rcwtl way IL, which lle de-
cclyel Shelley, the Bulk Exam!nur, Inst yenr.
and explained his trick In t[etall. Ilc sa1l
that wllon the Examiner wanted to verify
tho accou,lt In tic New York bank l!c tDntd-
VIM telegrapl,etl to tt,at bark that tho 1Ex-
anllner wished to know something which 1t
WIS
tMrERT1StSr r'Ofk HIN 70 DEMAND,
a,,d suggested TINT tho Cashier write n lelter
silnply statlns the amount Of tho balance In
tho Newark bnnk tiiell. The Cashier did
tls. Meanwhile, Baldwin l.atl caltoA upon
Him aud took tlle letter to deliver to Tue Ex-
an,iner. Instoud Of delivering 1t. h0wevcr,
lie forged substitute, atlt ltinsorted g., GOO 000
before tho S64,U00 that wins fl the lot
ter, MIL ho signed tho llasno Ut TIC
Assistant Cashier Instead Of The Cashier,
for tho reason, 10 said, tiat tho Cashiers
sigllatura WIS too wull known md moro dan-
Rerol's tn forge. III this way baldwin says
TINT he cscapotl detection for twelve nIunttls
mare, as tho Examiner rested upon this
forged letter.
, 1881-11-05

r.r, Tim ,,,,,,,,J.,.,,L, ,r ,u.t,,,11 ,,r ,,,
l,as,,.l N, a ,,Isn,,nr,J,rpsiu,i nf lid ,roscs
ritc,l IN sustain linn. It. allows that ct,l,-
sspiracy such ny Ls '!Hracl Il, tle c"sc h"toro
llns, If Tho Court stlnill,l reRHrA tho Hrrs-
tioil as doubtful. tho s!et asltl fafrer why IL
to atIow this cnse 10 proccc.l,, nit ting rights
q thn nesnsr'l tn l'e rrntsctstl nt,! these nt
the t;0yGrhmcnt aavc. II tli1rts IL culiElc-
i!utl, thu higher eDilrt will psntrct MEntnst
tfn enforcement Vt tic Judgment II ttS very
MtsiA t. ntl1l4!gc,l tl!eEnl t)n tlin
other In1.l, H., l. tllrre /" 'tett"Ittal,
tl1o .lrtcinants wlll obtain wnt they; E!,sist
i'scs ,Lcclarns tl'at 'tf awu y .ilnre neTs.,i!s
eunspre. oithgf 10 cnnlllt any oilGtlsu
United States in .,s'y nattIr or fur any pNr-
pnsu, ait ulle nr 1Hurt vi a,trli lnrIfcs tis my
net 10 eilrct tho Object Ut conspiracy. ail
Mrtiss M to such conspiracy co.lsnii ncri!,le.
this crinlc nga!nst tho dcfonda1,ts. a,n i IL
ly;ai anl rr'p,.r fornl. ,rha proseensl!ni
sAlilic!i tho rlsht to eotile hrrc f1nl aSk tnr
conviction, ~ t!it Ernn1ut TINT ltrA'y, hetlsE
tntriss,rtt Will, discretion, DID mt exercise u
1i'.lestly nfni IN KnoA intth: tlMt ''n
ula nut cSefelSo u iIi tue ittteftst Or
t!ie lrop!v md tor t1le Eoun Or t!o
tinStf1ihgia(, MIA ttht !le klleW lie 9llti 'lo1:
Col. Hiss. III c!l,cltlssnl,. c.ll'ibatcd TUG
a. kJtrKsj sj4f.G
'oA s''o "e'ettae' .-..
t'1" lSoEt'soLh
tni!owett for ll!e tc1ellst' lle snltl =" iirst
call htte!ltl1'l 10 ttlc qttesttoli n[ rfOhnbln
CAUSE. 9iNl IN examination ut ILLS question
!n9t 0il;y hIe the right l,'it must tlecGssar-
lly 1tlutttrn illtD wsnt II clnrEtu III tlie IT,
formation ITSELF, BECAUSE thu Gnnrt will r.
1nelitbcr tllal tile clitrYss ~ l!le iht9rl1ol!
Were lilt phrt ot tl!e atttnvsts, utI1 t!ie n1l!.
HAf1fs, tngethcf win tito t1llfliiAtibf, ilrc NJ!
evidence, aIl ptohabio cntlsc III TINS Glse. I
40 nut EXAMINE thu iittorlMtlul tor Inc l,ar.
nose III teirsi'fE 10 1T or 10r thy pttrpt,se .lf
lnovlHE tn tliasll IT,. but simply Tor tue pl'f-
posc 81 sllo"ltiE INV hll!cI IL ali!nhi,,i,3 70
y thefe 'e!n csnEsctl .nEhtl1st my E!ln'lt. Mr.
llruWn", lle touk lil!. sGrIntllll, tlle counts
u Inc if1nrulatst'ii, cti''GizlE 'tit0 rAltuihE
tln'' as lsn procectrt,. ilis objection 10 Llle
tlrst count wAs, tllitt t I'LL 10 t;le li.seeu-
tlnn " sty whether nets clltfEch felnlt'c 70
eNpctlltltlE tllo l'lnil seFvlSe Wefa liligGc'},.
Sarg. IL WIS = Hntst1Hh HIST 10 pr tlGcltlet!
ny TIE l'0St-hillet Department. Whetler u
wns necessary 10 carry malls Que or styell
Tines per week. or t"t'. tHiet' OF nEc llllts
,vas ,,"trssnrv. 1'hHv int,.i xt firth tin ,.tr-
cnmstnIres, aitt It Was fur tic court to say
whether or not It WIS unnecessary; anil
wEgtl1rr or mt It was Improper. 1t Inns
beer, remarked tl,at tlle malls !tuye BEEN
carried wl.rtl the amount received by tho
United Stutes WIS n mere bagnie|lo,
wa .rr,r r,tr ,,v,,y rvtnrxcn os EN-.
"'A' Tuavsn ,Sct:
,,,ox,,,n 1,,,, ~" t.ovar,,,,,n,, o,rr,, ,ro,,s
Fa'tSea na ',tp "aHus e.1 ~ I'M aS,s tns
,or tne pMrGniSee, e,so o. mMS.'g 3moyt or ~" LII 1ne
ill., r.. rn'n,,ta s ,,r rtriiyi,m,5 IiIs 'inrtrI,,,
, 1881-11-05

Ills TENlfltE or OFFICE VElkf rNECAlilOUs.
Special napateA 10 TIA QA&<aao Istaua&
WAslrtSaroA, ID. T., Nov. 4.-I'le Evening
frun good authority that President Arthur
IL seriously considering the question OF Sill
persedlng Dlstrict-Attorney c0rkhlll, as
strung pressure llns been brought to So
euro u cltaugp, which 1t is we'll Known At
toruey.Genera! Mac Vaagt llI.s fur some ttlue
favored. 1t IL said by MI tnl|mute friend ct
the lat8 President Garfield that he l,a4 be-
CVlue satisfied ulat tha uULlta Rupl demanded
, 1881-11-05
II "Ifa'' aud t;pAuda" Were Swords
and 4&lallk.--

F|eNlH LVFtfa Do41lfife EoHaol GI0ht.
q talH uf tho !MtD -tlAnellyfCx Il told by an
In eAaEge of n half squadron Ut horse recclved
nFtlers tu attnuk battery ot tue ensmy. N0to
tha. !" ~F t,nG ss Hsstssy conssts Of sIx
tnur piucGs ot ATtiiipry, Woll, our LIpli.
tsuant lnads tho attack In gallant style with
two tlLvtalnns- Il third column hu wisely kept lii
resuryn hohiad = hill. a petIort hull uf l,roleu-
tiles M1lst hnSn bcht upon the hussairs. for
thu hnatsry wnrko.i AWAY with y will, Il trit,nR
IlsiIua w to TUG Captain III oh}rxp Of the guns
6nd eo;'ste!nn:sty sny saving. .s,sl yo4 must sur.
swsTot this one. :Ynt. must hive poea all sGot
vt least 4ozou ti,urs.' 'rass!nn sne, Captain,
hut AnyG Eot = resgFyo company hrh1nt@ tho
hill yondpr' @0h II 1t c0tAos To thut, my friend,
] posaesa u coup!a moro esqnaG ~ honp. Al
t1is ll0nt staff Uletr rt,iu up, and the fgleu-
" argu1acpt rAl4s " nn e2d."
, 1881-11-05
Continuation of the Long
Speeches in the Star
Route Cases.
Importance Which tho Prosecu-
lion Attach TO tho Prcs-
ent, Argument.
The Grand Jury Is Thought to
Be Inclined to Favor
Brady,
Report Of m Interesting Conversation
with Gov. Foster. Which Ilo
Repuliates,
The Commissioner Of Pensions Only
Expects to Disburse $780,
: 100000 Next Yearl
Mrs. Christiancy and the Hack Driver
Brought Faco to Face in
Court.
The President Designates Thurs.
day, Nov. "a, as Thanks
giytng-Day.
The Movement to Retire Aged Army 0R-
cers-0orkhill, Baldwin, and
Filley.
The Commissioner Of Pensions Only
Expects to Disburse $780,
100000 Next Yearl
HRS. Christianey and the Hack Driver
Brought Face to Face in
Court.
The President Designates Thurs
day, Nov. "a, as Thanks
giving-Day.
The Movement to Retire Aged Army 0fFl-
cers--0orkhill, Baldwin, and
Filley,
sTAR-1lOUrE GASES.

EilleY,
STA11-IlOUTE GASES.
WHY THE COSTLY 1.AwyEti4 All: PLEADING
50 TEn1Dl:stf.
spsctat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e.. Nov. IA gruat deal
more depends upon tile success Of the Mo-
lion Of tile Government counsel In tho star-
route c,scs to PROCEED by information tflnil
Is apparent. If thu Court t!ectltes TINT such
II tllu.lc Ut procedure iany bn adopted, 1t may
bo possible tU bring n great many OF tho star-
routo lseop!D to book upon tho statute Of llEl-
itatton now nuon TINT 0lTensc. II tile Court
decides tint tho information cannot be used
tllen tlleru Is grcas danger tllat tho attempt
10 punish lnany Of tho lcAters
Will fall, irving to tic statute Of
limitations, which Is constantly running
during a!l tho delay. Whatever nlny be saId
of tile present grai'd jury, IT has apparently
shown llo great desire to make rapitt prog
ress Will, Its cases. 1t Is roposted by the INV
ycrs to be disguised to try tic c1.ses presented
to 1t, n'ld mt to find my new indictments.
IN THE 1towfiATE C.AsE,
fnr Instance, notwithstanding complete owl
acnre Ut furgpry WIS furnished by tho rec
ortls Of thu Government and tho Western
Union Telegraph Company, the Erand Jury
tlecl,lc tu lelr wltncsses fyUm distancc. II
tint uUlicy llAs BEEN ntluptct t.s precedent,
lawyers sny 1t will BIZ six months, for
Instance borors tho grnul jury could il5-
rusc Ut te Dorsey case alone. ThauyIlcnen
III that case fills volumes. Thu greater lN,r-
thu Of thu witnesses Nrg In OsekUIi or other
rellUtc SECTIONS, II the Krnlld Jury Insisted
l1pon slli,,nonlltg tllrn, this statute of limit
alton Will Itilre barred prosecution III
, 1881-11-05

II cllahGe. a,ll tho evening tnCpre liz wis shot
llu hnsl formally ,lrci,lc. ui"l thu removal
of Col. rnrkllllf. Subsequent EVENTS, hnw-
eyrr, t,ostpOnnsl any actIoM upon tho riattor
mill uuttu recently"