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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-23
FEW QUOTATIONS.

n z " VUOA A AONos
Handsome Suits at $500.
Good and Stylish Suits $500.
A large line of suits,
AL WOOi--new patterns,
stylishly cut--wen made'
at SO.
The Nobbiest, newest designs,
and cheapest Chiidren's and
Boys Suits In the city.
HEART Bros,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-23
Summer Opening

To-day at A. D. DUNBA's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-03

III the star reuters have had any expectation
that President Arthur would '.let up on them,
that hope must now be dispelled by the author
itative statement of Mr.. B. H. Brewster, one OF
the special counsel prosecuting the star route
ring. He says there is no doubt of President
Arthur's hearty sympathy with the prosecution;
in fact that the President told him in so many
words that the star reuters should be purs6ed
with the vigor and the rigor of the law"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-03

DROP. AND MRS. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIEREs
u French, English and Classical School for Boys,
Will Reopen on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1881, ut
1888 STREET NORTHWEST ~
For further and full particulars and circulars apply
L. Z. G. COIIIERE, A. NJ,
Professor Of the French Language
CTransiations done.) s24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

I HAVE HEAVY GOLD WATCH, HUNTING.
case. nearly new which would like 20 exchange for
Box 81, Star Office. on as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-03

Mrs. Garfield has promptly settled the ques-
tlon raised as to the place of final interment of
her late husbands remains. She believes it was
his wish to be buried in Lake View cemetery,
and this belief is sufficient in her mind to deter
mine the matter She has informed gentle
man who visited her in relation to this subject
that the question is no longer open and will not
be opened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-03
WANTEDLHOUSES.

| VNANTED-IN GEORGETOWN OR WASHINGTON
w q small house furnished partly 80, suite of
unfurnished rooms with bath. Box "A, Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-03

WANTED-TO RENT A SMALL HOUSE ABOUT
w five six rooms centrally located, not to exceed
$ls Per month. Address, giving location &C., Box
157, Star Office. ol-2t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-03

There are many inquiries as to when it will
b appropriate to remove the drapery of mourn
Ing from private residences and business
houses" There is no exact rule in force, though
the general practice has been to remove it day
or two after the funeral. On the public build
ings it Is retained for thirty DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-03
SPECIALTIES.

MADAM DUBIOUS, FRENCH MEDIUM, WORKS
NJ Magnetic Electricity tells true life: card reader;
tells past present and future, gives gooo advice
lady and gentleman. No. 604 18th street northwest.
Hours from to IL a. NJ. and to pm. jy23- i2y
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
NJ LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gem
tenei 90 cents EACH No. 4OS street. between 4th aud
9th streets northwest. feb10-34w
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14
= e + a 8.

- Die Geras Wefern giienbabncom=
paanie bat einen an,enbirten Gbarter
resiftriren laGeu, beRen Sauptbeltim=
muns ben Sau elmer Babn BON 5cufcn
mad Walpeitou betriht.
= Der @cuperneur iit bonn Sefretdr
Blaine in BaibinstOn INT Nuf ftldruns
iiber einen internaticnalen 6riecenSbrud,
Der bon teranilden Staatstruppen besanz
gen murbe, eriu4t wprben. Der Tall
SetriIIt einen Werifaner, ber in Neumeri=
to einen Mcro besins, pom Serseanten
Gillette in Werito perbaftet uno bann in
Neumerifo erhdust muroe.
Die Nepublltaner BON Dallas 9iel.
ten cine YerlammlunS ab uno tacelten
bariu bic Wia6reseln pss Stabtratbs ges
gen ben neu erwdblten WapOr Stpne.
Sic teldlolen, fd miht an Der nidlten
Mabl gu betbeilisen, iiA aber ber Gntz
ideibuns pes Sbsrseridts betrefS Der
gBabl bes WtaYcr Stpne 81 fiisen. Sin
Ibeil Der 9fepmblifaner 1T fir bic 9lbz
iesuns oes jeeisem Yoitmeilters 9sdrane,
neil lid berlelbe ais mnlcpaler 6epubliz
taner erlpieleu bat.
= Sn Sberman entriB Elm 6arbiger,
Gum 6reeman, ber ;ur Nrbeit i'm Mrmen=
baule perurtbeilt mar, benz Wadtmanue
bic Yiltole unO idOb uuf ibn, cbne benz
ielben gu treHen. 6reenlau murbe in
Setten selest.
- Bei 1Aler entlprana elm an Der
Snternaticnalbabn arbeitenber 3udtbaus>
itrdflins bonn 3use, ais bic aufmertiam=
teit ber Wade bur4 auf Der Babn be-
finblides Yieb bonn Snnsrn beS Wasens
abselentt wuroe. Diebrere Sdalie mur=
ben uuf ben 5la4tlins atseieuert, bod
obne ihn gu trefien.
I = Die BON @eprsetcwn mad SAM
palas fabrenbe YUlt wurbe bon Stra6en>
rdubern ansebalten uno teraubt. @s Zee
raubt. @s bsfunoen iid nur smei Yai=
iusiere in ber autide, Wircn bon Nultin
unb NobinIon BON 6latonia. 2eeterer
perlcr $40 unb @rferer $15.
- Sn Cameron County mmrte elm
Weritaner bon einem Yferbe auf Der Grbe
fOrtSeidleift, bis er tcot mar. @r hatte
iid ben Strids an tpeldem ct oas Yierp
fibrte, UNI bic Yrult Sebunben. Das
Yferb sins burd uno es selans benz
Weritaner nidt, los gu fommen.
! = HeU. gDitfcro, per bon Der Dsrs.
Woore Der NOtbSudt anSetlast mar, 1T
entlallen iporoen, ba bic NuSlagen feline
SaulD nidt feitltellten.
= 0on Maion fommt bic Nadriht,
baB bic mad benz Welten beltimmte Bolt
futide sesen 9 llbr am Abeno beS -.
Z Weileu nSrblid son Sod Sprinas BON
einem StraBenriuber ansebalten wurbe.
Der Wtann bate iein @eGdt 8eldmdr,t
unb Elm tueibes 2aidsntud absr ben un,
teren 2beil belielten sebunoen. Gr irua
ben Treiber, Ob Ct Jpn wiebercrtenneIl
merbe, mas bieier perneinen muBte. Der
YOfriuber lief fi& bieraui bic YOltiide
seben uno erbeutete mebrere resiitrirte
Briefe.
- Die ,,Gbitoren" fnb in Souiion
fOnislid bewirtbst uoroen. Wan lielt
BON SpaSierfabrten, @bampasnsr liners
unb Scupers, BON freien @ijenbabnreijen
&c. &c. Was aber bic 3uiammentunft
auberbem fur 3wede bate, 1T idwer
sur ermitteln. 9cutcn 1T idlisbliA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14

perabideut III ,perpen, mdbreno Die Nnz
pereu mir bic Triidte iabrelanseu Stre>
bens au rauben Iuhen."
Sci srobmiittis, @cbespierre! Du
lieblt bic Ylumen; es 0no ia bic &lnoer
beS 9ebens uno reS 0sn3es! gttmnt b,ez
le Yeildeu, bieie Brimelu, oieie Stolen
:. rimm 1e als elm @eideut oer ylatur
unb erwinere bics @elbent eurd bic
lebenIpenbe @nabe. Semi unb Wfauon
bon SartineS -"
,.einb idulbis," tseifdts 9fobespiere.
,,capcn bin i'd feltlt untcrridtet. Bite
nidt far Yerrdtper. oenn loIds Uttte 1T
8erratb."
80 siebt es teine MenIdlidtsit n'sor
in bieieni setnedteten 9anDe9" rief @eci=
lie ausbredenb. unb incem fc ben Dold
aus ben glumen herauawano uno auf
Rooeepierre losltiir3te, rief iis: .Stirt,
Tn.ann!"
Dod Qecuore fiel ibr in bic Nrme une
entriB ibr ben Dpld. wabrenb iie 9leid's
3etti3 UNI 9ulfe rief.
Shakespeare mar aufeeiprungen.
,,llnfnnise," rief er. wdbtene ald=
sraue 5datten iein @siidt iiberflcgen
unb elm leier &rampf feline yeerpeu er
| iditterte, 80 uneaatdares 8clt! Dies
Der 2obn fiir bic Dienite, bic td ben, 9a=
terIonbe seleiitet! 9bSrin! giht BIZ
5anb eines Wdodens ourdIhneioet ben
Taben meinee @eidifs :. ct 1T uerfnipf1
nit ben @eldidea Trantreids uno bet
Treibeit!"
Durd D;eien rebnerifdsm @rsus bate
6otespierre bic fliebenoe 9ebcnswdrm'
3uridSerufsn unb ben Sdred iltermun
ben, Der feline Nerpen bewalti9t bate,
(Gortfetuns fcst.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14

-6irit 9attenberg batte bie grfa1z
rllng gema6t, oaB man au6 bas orp=
bette Gefrllten=Material" in einem ein=
sigen Sabre uberiuenbbar" MAIDEN
tonne. @s i6ien i'm oesbalh ein dll=
Berit lei6te 9lufgabe, Die Sulgaren III
bemielben 3eitraume 81 einem 0olfe
DeransubilOen, tpel6es fit Die ppliti=
i6en Beitrebumgen-, etwa Der preuBi=
fben Gonierbatioen, oas n0tbige Ser
itanoniB entipideln miiroe. 9a aber
Die 9libiliiten in Sulgarien gr0Bere Nu=
toritat gu beIiben i6eiren, als Giirlt
9lleranoer, 10 bdlt es OieIer fit gere=
then, 5ll geben, ebe er ni9t nur an,
fonoern pielleidt aud in Die Suit erpe=
Dirt lpir0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14
sln inl1nbilhen Gteuern Al

- sln inl0nbii6en @teuern ging
tpdbreno Der 5ebn Monate oes laufenz
ben 6iscalia3res, tpelde NIT Dem 80.
9(pril enoeteu bic runbe Summe BON
$1O4, 100000 Elm $8,800,000 mebr ais
iudbreno Der glei6en Yeriobe oes Dor=
bergebenbelt Tiscaliabres. @San i6dbt.
6aB pdbrenb ber beiben gsonate Mlai
uno SUM-, ben lebten bes Jiscaliabres,
mod $26, 100000 eingeben tperoen, 10
oaB bic @e1anmteinnabme bes gansen
Sabres $131 900, 900 betrast, $40, ,000,'
600 mebr als int borbergebenoen Sabre
einfainen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14

- Gin isbss Nabrunssmit.el fiir
Sauslinse Bat fsiue 8urtbcile unb Nah
taeils, unb bsloret fsben l1d bic Dlatter,
tsnsn IS peridst III ttren &iubern bic 1a,
tii1!ite Nabtuns gu rei&en, mad einen'
Griab fir lie WuttsrmIit um. Durd
Neuitdbter's vOeutfaesStn.
oermeb |" [paout!Op4tns III elm Nab.
runesfoff sefunsen, uslher olls gorsIse
bet bis jebt tffannten &Internabrunes
mittsl in ld persinist. NIs Yewt,s Der
sortrefflitsn @isenihaItsn, ws!ds
yDeut16es &tnotrmebl ale
Natrunssmttel fir &inoer bsFbt. oient
bic Cuff, NIT weldcr fie es ssnisbsa. Sn
alien renpmmirtsn NpU19stsn au babsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14

- llnier Yprratb bon meiben unb oe=
ltreiften QawnS ilt bebeutenb, pcldeu mir
Su iehr mdbisen Yreiien oertaufen.
Shram & go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14

Gin beutld d.amer II d er
Gtaats mann f6reibt:
@ssS,te 5etren - uSn ben 5aqsu Der
@slsbscbsr ipiirpe i'd stnen Mnirag ltsllsn
uno oenielbsn NIT Der feurissn 8erso(am.
tsIt sinss Cicero uofr Demolbenes burH=
3ubrineen luhen. ben nRettuuss.
anter" auf Soften Der Ntsisruns untsr
bas gclt pertteileu gu lafsn Tim baifslbs
anf,utlaren urb ,u bslstrtn. Da aber
lsibsr eire berartiae gewilisuns niht
eOniittuticnsl III, 10 wtrbs Id tstne &c,
lsssnbeit untenubt poriiber sebsn laHtn,
Str iteraus nuslites Bud prlSnlid
allen mstnen Jreunosn uao Bstanntsu
auf eae Warmfe 81 empfeblsn."
Der oNe:tunssantsr" pi.b BON bem
Oentidsn Sell Snl llt.ut, l Clinton plaee,
New gorf, q. g., fur 25 Gts. porto.
fret perIanbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14
@tne @ewtGene

SaR bu ie uon einsm Isnfaen Sc.
tSrt, ter tranf mar, otne pob iein Maben,
lsins 9ettr ODER feline ylereu 1d in I'm.
ortnuns bsfanpsn? Ooer bait oa it etnen
Iisnldsn estannt, ter iih wutl fablts,
psnn btsis Orsant erldlafft uno uuttatia
waren /? llnb baf bu js Don elmer &ranf'
bfit tie1er Q.t sstUrt. bic tas oopfen
Bitters nlAt 3u furlten permchte!
8eantworte olele Grasen eemi6enbaft,
bann stts BIN uno lsse Rs reinem Na1.
bar Dor. - EimeS."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14

uno bic Saalen unb 8oltsrn bes faIten ob.r
Dt6islRebsrs srbulbsn. menn 5pltters Raasn>
biitsrs. anerfannt bas bette 5silnihel far maIa.
riitt 1ieber. bic DurteIn 70 Sisler 9eieen aus.
roitsis @itt mnosr pirffim III bisfes wobl.
ibuenft 4lt!ratis in 6dlsn BON 5arileibtafeit.
DpspepRa. 2eSerbtfbwrbtn, 8tsumaiismus. 10
wie BEL anasmtinsr unb Ntrssnltwdbs.
Gum Sertauf BEL allen Npptbetsrn unc
Sdnplern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14

abermals ais Ort Der nddlten vScnpcnz
tion" semdblt porben, MAS man ben
.@pitoren" nidt peroenten fann, oenn
lie baben ale llrlade, NIT Der sufnabme
unb Bewirtbuns iebr 3ufriesen gu lstn,
boultpn ater ideint eine belcnoere Gbre
barin su luden, bic teraniiden 3eitunsSs
ldrejber ale Sabre einn,al uab5uipelien. ="
- Der WiDrber @reen Oeceulloh tit
aus BEN @efinsniB gu Yleaiuntcn entz
1prunAen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-14
Cite 0ehefdle nus 0nris 1nelhet

- Cine 9epel6e aus garis meloet ::
Die Wiitglieoer bet Miinsconferens iperz
ben bier na6 Ser3ensluit bemirtbet.
GeItern Nbenb CAB Der 8anfier Geligz
mann einen gnpfang unb beute finOet
ein FOLDER beim Goniu1 g8alfer itatt.
9onlteritag ipeiien bic Selegaten beim
Sinansminilter uno Sonntag ,peroen
iie beim @eianoten Slopes III ieinem
6otel III @eriailles friibitiiden.
National Republican., 1881-12-21

The nomination and immediate con-
firmation of Hon. Timothy o. Howe to be
Postmaster-General will give great salts
faction to the country, and is deserved
tribute to great personal worth, high
ability, and distinguished public services
The President will have in the new Post
master-General wise and prudent coun-
selor, and the public service will have
an officer without guile and without
humbug. The Republican party will
have in him, as it has always had, a radi-
cal with moderation and man incapa-
BILE of political trading. With Mr.. Howe
at the head, and Messrs. Hatton and
Elmer as assistants, there will be thor
Ough, honest, and able administration of
affairs in this great Department.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
wHITELAw REID AT WORK.
| The "Tribuuc" Getting Ready 90 Attack
| Isrpaitcnt Arthur.

The "Tribuuc" Getting Ready 90 Attack
Prcsidcnt Arthur.
Some weeks ago THE REPUBLICAN stated that
word had been passed in the editorial rooms Of
the New York Tribune to attack the administra.
ton Of President Arthur. rt-throwing has com
menced. The following mean filings are editorial
paragraphs from that sheet yesterday;
President Arthur may be proceeding slowly in
his Cabinet and other appointments in order not
to select accidentally some man who belongs to
the majority wing of the party. He has escaped
oil such accidents so far"
"There are audible murmurs from Western Re-
publicans that their section is being forgotten by
the administration. There were too many Of their
eminent men among the Republicans who won
at the Chicago convention, possibly"
Governor Foster, of Ohio, is pervading the coun-
try and delivering at intervals of five or ten min
utes a glowing euogy on President Arthur and his
method of governing the country by bestowing all
It's important Offices upon anti Garfield Repub-
LEANS"
at is perhaps worth mentioning for the benefit
of those who are not specially familiar with New
York State politics that John J. Lamoree, who
has just been nominated by President Arthur fol
collector of customs at oswego is an ardent sup
porter of ex-senator Conkling, and headed bolt
ing Conklng delegation to the last State conven.
lion, which did not get admitted lie has done q
good deal of hard work for the machine, and now
has his reward !"
National Republican., 1881-12-21
WEDNESDAY MORNING

done. Had some impassioned orator of
the Bourbon persuasion INDUCED himself
in n speech of the same vehemence un-
der similar circumstances he would have
been applauded to the echo by the Bour-
bon press. But Mr.. Moore does not please
the Bourbons. He is positive in his hos
tility to them. He does not trim for their
goodwill. lie will not tone down his
opposition to them in order to be called
a clever gentleman " by them. He is a
prominent business man, thorough
gentleman, and man of ability. This
does not protect him from bitter assaults
by the implacable and irreconcilable
Bourbons of his district. They are
unable to find flaw in his character, and
are compelled TO resort to a dismal at
tempt at ridicule. His remarks in OBJ
jectng to the swearing in of Mr. Chal-
mers are spoken of by the Bourbon papers
as absurd. They tell the .ruth-thc burn
ing truth. The men who suffer by their
utterance only exhibit their own shame
by answering them with laugh.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
ne,eIorIng wc.lern MlnernI Rc.ources.

The citizens oft District urc evidently taking
their full share of interest in the rapid develop.
mont of the mineral resources Of the Far West.
The GOOdenOugh Silver Mining Company Is the
last enterprise IN this direction, and after securing
a rich mine In the Pioneer mlning di trict, OF
Pinal County, Arizona Territory, Is rapidly push.
ing forward preparations for getting out silver
The fact that the board of trustees Is made up of
solid business men Of the District, and
comprises such gentlemen as Thomas
George Truesdell, Noble d. Larner. and a. NJ,
Brandt is n sufficient guaranty of the reliability
of the company. DR., @. i, Culycr,who Is the agent
of The company for receiving subscriptions for
stock, says that already many citizens have in
vested In the GoodenOugh, and the indications
are that the limited number shares TO be placed
on the market will be rapidly taken up,
National Republican., 1881-12-21
Washington knight rrouored.

During n recent visit to the East Mr.. w. S. Roose,
who OfliCintcd as chairman of the committee on
arrangements on the part of De Molay Command.
cry, X. T., on tho occasion of the reception Of the
much attention at Providence by the members Of
St Johns Commandery of that city. The Provi-
denCc knights, remembering the hospitalities
debt upon the one lonely Washington knight who
strayed into their midst A grand banquet was
given in his honor at the Nnrragansctt Hotel, in
Roosc brings back with him, us souvenirs, thirty
second degree badge, presented by Srs John Heath
coat and Thomas Il. Arnold, the original copper
Stillman White, and the captain.generals badge
of the commandery, presented by Sir William L.
Walker
National Republican., 1881-12-21
Co,onc, Rober, M. Mayo for Judge.

Colonel Robert NJ Mayo, Of Westmoreland
County, who is spoken of as one of the judges on
the Supreme bench Of Virginia, Is u prominent
member of the bar in Eastern Virginia, where he
has practccd law during the past twenty years
and has in competition with one of the ablest bars
In Virginia, amassed n fine property lie Is at
present member of the house of delegates, hav-
Ing been elected us Republican Readjuser over
his competitor, Mr.. r. ]. Washington, one of the
most popular gentlemen in his county. Colonel
Mayos election TO the iudgeship will reflect credit
on the party and be graceful recognition of the
claims of the Rcadjuster Republicans to consider.
alton at the hands of the party. He was educated
at the Virginia Military Institute and Judge J. W.
Brockenbroughs law school, and is about forty
nyn nl1
National Republican., 1881-12-21
ThcL,,c ROW ,I,.on NohIc.

At a meeting of the board of trustees of the pres.
bytery of Washington city, held on the 10th instant
at the residence of Judge Strong, the following
minute was adopted in relation to the death of
Rev. Mason Noble, ID. d.. late member Of the
board:
Whereas since the last meeting Of this board Of
Its members Rev. Mason Noble, ID. d. has been re-
moved nv DEATH the board would record Its testimony
the purity his character to his exceptional devu-
tiOn to the work Of his Master, to his fidelity n
member of this board and to his practical interest in
the work which II Is doing for the higher education
and evangeli2aton of the colOred race.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
"Jedre, Tim, uoy,. Crn.y.-

\ ten yeNr-OId coIOted boy nnmed Willie VIII
iams was charged in the Police Court yesterday
with being vagrant and suspicious person, The
court sentenced him to ninety days In the work.
house. A cOlored woman Immediately jumped up
in the audience and exclaimed: "Jedgc that
boys crn2y!" She took the stand to testify to the
boys insanity, and told the court that the boy has
no parents, hut lives with her and that he hasn't
good sense and never did have in fact, he is very
badly cracked, and If the court would let him OIL,
she would send him to the country, where he be-
longs. The court released him ON This stntement.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
The white Iuouse Yesterday.

There were but few callers ut the White House
yesterday on account Of the meeting of the Cabi
net. Among the callers were Senators Mitchell,
Allison, Lapham, Cameron nOfPcnusylv0uia Logan,
Sherman, Sawyer. and Miller of New York, Repre-
sentatives Hardenburgh, steele, Dcering, Upde.
grail, Shallenberger, Burrows of Missouri, BHync
Godshalk, urner, Cannon Of Illinois Converse
Davis of Illinois, Aldrich, O'Nell, Mckinley
Errett, Hazelton, aud Scranton and eX-Secretaiy
BristOw and Judge Gray.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
a WIvnly RnnnWny

Mr.. Knowlton, of Montgomery County, Mary
land, while driving his team up Ninth street yes
tcrday, had his horses frightened and they dashed
across + street, ran into an establishment in the
Masonic Temple, and Mr.. Knowlton was thrown
from his buggy. falling upon his head and lrnctur
ing his skull. The traces broke ana the horses ran
OIL in separate directions. Both were caught, how
ever Mr.. KnowltOn did not lose his conscious
ness but walked to DIR. Coughlins drug store on
the corner, where his wounds were temporarily
dressed, and whence he was sent by DR.. Coughlin
to a surgeon. The fracture of his skull, while se-
rious and painful, is not dangerous.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
The Onic,nI E.yeIope case.

Commissioner Bundy yesterday dismissed the
mcnt, charged with using an official envelope for
private correspondence. lie dismissed the case on
the ground of lack of Jurisdiction. Sullivan was
at once arrested by OlicCT Revels and being taken
to the Police Court entered into $1,000 BAIL. II
Fletcher, surcty-for his appearance tomorrow.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
.,n,,,,r DIyorce A.I,.,r,,

Maria NJ. Mockabeo (Rce Murphy through her
counsel, John n. Oliver, yesterday filed bill OF
were married In this city, october "a, 1876 by Rev
Mr. Dushiclls, aud lived together until January &.
1871 when the defendant abandoned plNintif aud
has continued absent ever since. She asks for an
abgOlut divorce
National Republican., 1881-12-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Il j. SUTPHEN II. M. ROGERS.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.,
No. 010 + street northwest
Lower Floor)
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Houses and Rooms, furnished and unflirnished, of
every description In all paris of the city for Rent.
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on new and novel plan, for the convenience of the
grams choice without Visiting ali tRe % premise,
giving an accurate description ofRooms Houses Lots.
Furniture, Location &c, WITH EXCHANGE OF REF
We also rent Pianos organs. Furniture &C.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS
No 81 81. 81 4 n W. nice paTors 80 and nd, rooms ms
No. 1910 g st. n. W., fine parlors and rooms.
No. 202 Fourteenth st. n 3nce unfurnshed rooms.
No. 5os Eleventh st. n W. splendid double parlors.
No. 17iS 81. ~ w, elegant parors and rooms.
No. 6l3 18th St N. w. elegant parlors and rooms.
No. iii5 n st. NJ W., ine parofs and rooms.
No. i22i g Ct, n. W., choice parors and stable
No. 7Is nth st. u. W., splendid pariors.
No. i2S 10th 81. n, W. very nice parors and rooms
No, coo 4th st. II. W., splendid parlors and rooms.
No. 0l0 18th ST. n W., extra parlors or whole house
No. l2i nth st. H. w, nice large pnrlors.
No, 2ls 4 ST. $. e.. elegant pnrlors and rooms.
No. 90 list 81. n. O.. elegnnt parlors and rooms
No RIO + ST. n. w. splendid pariors and rooms.
No. l7l0 Pa. ave n. W., double parlors and rooms.
No 7s 18th st. H. W. double parlors and single rooms.
No 800 9th st. n. w., double parlors.
No. ~ 18th st. n. W., double parlors aud rooms
No 7l5 9th ST. n. W. double parors.
No. GU 9Th st. n. W., double parlors.
No 95 S. u. w, elegant large double pariors.
No Dl5 q ST. n. w, double parlors and rooms.
VACANT ROOMS WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Furnished and Unfurnlshed. The demand upon us is
increasing. Those having Rooms and other property
call on US. onice hours a. m. TO 5 p m.
deS SUTPHEN a ROGERS.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
The Wnsninr,on cadets.

The only chance this year to see the Washing
ton Cadets drill In their handsome new shakOs
will be ut the East Washington Social Circles re.
ccpton at Tallmadgc Hall, Monday evening, De-
cember %, 1881 AT nine o'clock, Amer the drill
the boys win endeavOr TO make II pleasant for
their friends, as usual Dancing from ten TO two
o'clock. Music by Professor Weber.