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SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, March 17.-Ihe first
thing done this morning on tho opening OF
the llouse WIS to push to third reading bill
introduced by Martin, Of Willie, which aI,-
pronriates SCI, 600 for repairing tho lock and
dam, dredging ont tho race. rebukfdiug tho
walls. md riprapplng the banks Of tho Littlo
Wabash at New 11ayon.
THE 1sEsunItEcTroN GAME.
Moore, OF 10 Dav1ess, essaylng the role Of
resurrect'onist, moved to reconsider the vote
by which tho bill to pny witness fees In crf1n-
lnaa cases IN counties OF tho first ana second
ctass out of tic public purse was slaughtered
q couple Of weeks ago.
Tho motion prevailed, and the question re-
Cured OH tho motion to striko out the enact
Ing clause.
Durfee, Of Macon, opposed tho bill because
It made It easy for Justices, Constables, and
witnesses to entor Into
COLLUs1ON TO INCrEAsE r1rInAT1oN.
The question should DO left exactly wl,ero 1t
was,-ln the discretion Of tho County Board.
Yancey, tho MacoupIn infnnt, naturally
favored the bill, whllo Morris, Of Hardin,
nnli Buckingham. Of Union, opposed 1t for
thu rcason tint 1t wonid impose unjust TAXA
tton upon IL not actually bankrupt some
counties. Cowan, of MacOupin, arRued In
favor Of tho bill, claiming that it was right
IN principle, a1ld that several bills had been
pHssod which would put Money In tho aver
aga County purse. and make tho alleged bur-
tlena no burden Mt all. AS for coll!tslon and
fraud. the clntms for fees must be examined
by tic Judge Of the court before they wero
paid,-
CHICK AaAINsT FRAUD
which was very properly inserted In the bill.
jos Mnnn attacked the bill rs uuconstltu-
tIoraa. denying TINT thg Legislature had the
right to divide tile State into counties to
regalato the fees Ut witnesses, though 1t lid
hayo tho right to divide 1t SO as to regulate
tho fees OF officers. II the bill was good
one, why not insert Cook CoNntyp Simply
for tho reason that to do that, as the author
OF tho bill we'll know, would be to kill 1t
deatlor than door-nail.
This motion 10 strike out was discussed at
considerable length, md lost by tbs hair
breadth vote Of VI to G..
Mann tllereupou offered an amendment In
cludlng
COUNTIES or THE THIRD CLASS.
This, OF course, meant Cook County, Just Us
tue mover Intended It should mean. Tie
amendment was rushed through by q vote OF
GO 10 o.. despite the frantic appeals OF t1a
friends of tho bill, who saw fnr enough Into
tho future to convince themselves TINT tfie
Cook County delegation would vote s0lldly
against tbs bill und help to
ENTHUSIASTICALLY KNIFE II
when ircalna mp OIL thru reading.
Tho hour OF IL O'Clock having arrived, tho
House took up the special order OF the day,
tho consideration OF tho l4inegar Revenue
bill, which proposes tax OH tho Rross ro-
- r,lt~ mi ri. .uA( TT
, 1881-03-18

John Alum WAS found guilty Ut assault and
retuRnled.
William Halpin was trlod for larceny, and
acquitted. ...-
Cuarlca +AudcEAon WIS tried for larceny. md
ac)ntted.
LhArles A1Irleh and Walter Macdonald w9ro
on trial Tor receiving etotcn goods.
, 1881-03-18
ASSIGNMENT.

aYftAE pWt1EFA % 3ks CaItdso 3f3AQNk
EAsr SAulSAw, Mich, March l7.-S. r.
MGIteavy, q lumber jobbtr ut Midland, ,nale
ar assignment to j. r. l,urnhun,, Ut Sag-
I,nw, for tho benefit ot his creditors. Ills
liabilities arc estimated at 81, ,00; slssuts not
known, but supposed to Go nominal.
, 1881-03-18

In tho 1nnttcr Of the estasu nf Martha c. La-
theup, deceased! leiters of administration were Ia.
sued tu Edwin l.. LlthrDp, under honda for ${D0
, 1881-03-18

SUPERIOR CouHT-JuplE sNlTlt-A. c. TREAD.
why W. Robert tlreer, $dsa.Sl
IupuE BAHv-~Julla u. Hiss ~. q. X. krith,
Edaoa and +. u. Keith. and J. &. Woodward;
Verdict $fsl. and li,,tlon for new trtAl.-J. 7.
WAiIul.snk vi. rutrlck J. Scxtnn. {lv.b.L
observation-disclosures s-tNNI,aru Ruth
Kprl'ur vs., John Livingston. kki!,tI.
JUNE .tkTllOSr-ltClntlGh Itupp NJ Aathlaa
ktttl. E33.
, 1881-03-18

Tho now North-S!de PlAniug-stitl Company,
for tho lse nf iteno i Little. began II suit yes
terday uYalnst Lymtn ftHirh and Fnlncls DrHd-
ley, laying uAiunEes ut <lH,tAU.
, 1881-03-18

FFuss Teeltlt inI shsHfHtcc ~ INC s.'H,H i1I ~
yenr 1sH' s7ssW01. ~ tyr Tomt tn,s wo,ila .,
rSirnn rsScns n s'a dt nnn ~ 'fs t'rn snti tn5
snG ret tae tn9 @ @ tha, .rar r. " MI f stnto a
n,1,t,',n,cl 10 Hj.En In: aud for lfc and acct.
,tcnt insUr,ncns Sss. .;s3,-nnkinR ttto totai tlct
xa.ss:,aI,. Nenrly tho whole " this wns taken
from this Htate to I'LL tho vaults mud bw1ll tho
G,ll,stai g INSURANCE. cnm'tanes astsn ntnor
fr ia w,,I prc, dm ayrg rvon III In, tho nsvcKos ci,
Gn Tau rna anI tn,n II tnx,n1 iIs,rancc co,n.
pnMrs plaees tho home aud ftrotvtt insurance
. tto snnn las!s n t,.siEcss; nmnar ins Pres,
e1st u" tno nne insaERet III, ,tsa XIX
stock, wh,ie the fo1eiSi, eo,np.ny enjnys All tho
privileges ri +" Tho l,e'ino cutnpany and cscai,es
AMI ,iie, whiio tic foreign coriiponics i've and
prospcr7 ....-.
II TIT; HILL CONSTITUTIONAL.
Tho co,,stitutionnllty. OF tho hlil has been
esnlnino that question. It 's I'm cnsy oh}ectton
~ fnMk" to nltnsi y measure; ata soet,net n f,.G,
G"t ,,, w. - mnswef q ane s,, II ~ MIL 1,a,.
wich II - nos III roh'btea HMM = to ito irsiat,rc INV
s c1crrlsr ~ i;,.. .c1lsint,,rc. Whet, a1, act
has t,eet passei BY tho Legislature of tho State
every presumption Is IN favor Of tho constftu-
tt1'aay Il thS ss % 2Sf Hugtc;ns cqsr r;!a as
Eapa'!is y!sation q tho LITTER md spIfis Of Tho
so''S'''us'o',. s.a,. - - ,,+, ,
f1t: PURPOSE OF THE ntLt.
sosno hayo desired to know Why hnvo not
,n J., t, @ seq,s ~ ,.rnox. M Il
10 raso sllo rovc.i,,e 10 ru,, tho stasn Govern
tncnt from timt class Of corporations that nrn
general at'd not iocat. II 10 ny rl!rrse tn lcnvo
eni corporations to DO saxsl 1tr lHsal purposes.
h,,foaa, teiegtnph. ana oxgfess iies 8 ar9 noe
,t ..s ~ f r11'y ~ a rst: ,,n@r r,.
tT of iho stnio am1 1rnort 10 ,ho Hut;itor
incilno ia tic opinion taat aleepltig.c car ctinpa-
nics ought to BIZ included In tho biI. and taxed
Jpn, tleir sross carnines; VI n,Itst not lose
II y separating tho s,lbjeGts aud objects fr9m
ss. t"te s et. 80 NJ %1e dfn % rey
Se .yw ~ ~ s,n ~ nc stnte u ri 1;ct 4 ~
sonpicatea.. i IS . pl9',. praes!cal S',siaess
mystery s.rro,t,sls every question Of rrve,.ue
and, ii. Il Is MT wrnpred In mystery and 80
fr,ls,,et that rnnc but The extremely VIE Gun
comprehend It, 1t musttof necessity fatl. The
Suite mutt rnlao rcvcnua tq PIX ts nnpforrin,.
n h,s nssnts mn, nsrnttnir Tho sinncst mi
sltrest notin HF ru!sng money to meet his obi-
DhEtOflH Ihn Stnte tYttrn II hHH {ltbtA nUpr1-
, 1881-03-18
Wlnc1sAsta

wiuchsstsr'a llypoph OF phltss
wilt cuEv consumption, coughs. weak l1nIs,
bronchitis. and Xouu1al debility. Established
tWeniy.0ue yeAFs-
, 1881-03-18
the STATE CAPITAL.
Tho Subject of Savings Banks
Brought Up in tho
Senate.
;Rutlless Dccnpitation Of tho Bill
Establishing q Fish Conf
mission.
AAdoptiou Of the Resolution for Ad-
- journmont from April 10 to
'' Feb. Is Next.
Resurrection anl Amendment ID tho
House Of the Witness Fees
Bill.
Mr.. Llnegar's Revenue Bill Taken
up and Discussed at Great
Length.
The Author Makes n Desperate
Struggle in Support OF
the Measure,
Notwithstanding Which It Is Defeat
ed by the Decisive Vote Of
SO to 30.
Unfarorable Report by tho Judiciary Cons
mittee on tho Bill 10 Abolish
Distress for Rent.
Full Text Of Senator Morritt's Bill for the
Regulation Of Telegraph Tolls
In This Stats.
The Author Makes n Desperate
Struggle in Support Of
the Measure,
Notwithstanding Which It Is Defeat
ed by the Decisive Vote Of
SO to 80.
Unfarorable Rep by tho Judiciary Com~
mlttee on tho Bill 10 Abolish
Distress for Rent.
Fill Tett Of Senator Merritt's Bill for the
Regulation Of Telegraph Tolls
In This State.
SENATE.

In IhiS State.
i"
Sl1N AIHs
NEW Hills.
Sptffds Dffpa'eh 10 1@s G"'sao0 1r,oanG ~,
SPRINGFIELD lll.' ;l'lcu t';-Ahe oe''nse
mot this morning a. tho usl'al aoMr'
Senator wilson tntroauce!ta Dlll app,opFl-
otinx sS5.eeo lor tno reliel OF james Lucy,
contractor OF INC Easte9n i1llnols ilosplt"s
lot insane NJ hahhahee' lt's cii'ln - p"seu
on tne ADVANCE Ill htDos allu l''''tcf'as'
sAvlSuS'hANNs; -,
senator nlce l"ttoaaeea ont NV tno W
Ranlzalloh a'ia supervision nl s"'tlss-p""ko' d.
lhe Dill pfo'taes that MI savihgs-oahNs
Wheh mny pe !erea1ter otGa'i'zeu ''ust L"Vo
mol less tslhn tl'lr1eeil s'ock1loltielS "Hu IVY
illrds OF them must reslae IN tae co'lhty IN
which Inc bank IS orgn'ized' SaVhes.nAhks
sAal! !lot 'lP'e si'al'at n"'!leS' lhe "ltc'csu "
assoclatloh must specify t'lo na'le aIld Fes'-
dehee' street Atal nt!n'ocr, ot eacn memper
OF ue Assoctal.oh' oile COPY o. tHe af'1cio
ahall bo ii'eu Will tho county Clerk, one WIN
the state SUPERINTENDENT OF bahK'nE' anu
ne thafd 10 DO retained ny the Assoelatlo''
Tho superintendent OF Bank'ng snail ascer'
lain whether the saVinEs"bank Is nctaaily
needet1' md the density OF population gives
o.so " aueQ"a.o surro.s' n"osos e'%.s .. ~.
'ueolpolato's ulo lespons.oI ~, M W e..a."a
anu Benefnt htness' INC oupe1lhtehaeh1
bc satisfied OH these polhts, he shall Issue
permit to the pursolls named III tho articles
OF association TO open thelf 0eflR and bo9in
business. It'is pornis shall 20 hlod win
u vnM,s ~ t'u. -. ~ sno , -
HHshea aAat Iae pfotoseo oahK IL me1 *
ped!ent md desirable, he shall notify the
, 1881-03-18
UNITED STATES COUNTS.

The Connecticut Mutuul Lifc-lnsura,tce Conf
pa,y Nled a hill yesterday aKt[nst Charles g..
Smith, Eliza l.. Saith, ". a. Thurbcr. \. II.
Foskctt. and o,hcrs to foreelosc tt trust decd fer
$;,UD Oh SubiUt !. IN tho Caual Trustees Suh-
division Ut block II III tho Original Town OF chi
cAXu.
, 1881-03-18

Jasucs A. Dustin fled bill yesterday aRainss
his wife Harriet asking for q divorce uu tht
ground Of DISCRETION.
Sarah Marks Nskett tor divorce from lsaar
Marks un account OF his cruelty.
, 1881-03-18

Robust aud blooming health in Hop hittar4.
AuA nQ ianlliY oAu Afford Ao bu without thau.
, 1881-03-18

5ysetar p1yatsA 10 ~ takaes n1sxxss
lsfnoulNOTux, H., AarrA Il. - Threta
c,.sea af smallpox, Vt n nitl fnr,u. exist lu
tlis vicinity pf Lexington. ln this tA1clsaul
county, aud have excited i gpa1 deal u c0As
sta1nNtlun in that community. j.
fs,nahsl Liza As,xku.a Ar.nnhtAl dsuAaA
, 1881-03-18
THE COURTS.
Poetponement Of the University
Argument.
4 rattnt.Mtditlu. Nm Locked Cp-Judgmtnts aud
Few Suits.
THE UNIVERSITY LITIGATION.

THE USIvE2sITY LITIGATION.
Tho motion for Injunction In tho fore.
clnsurc caso Of the Union Mutual Life lnBlsancn
Company against the University of ChtcaEo, md
oihers. cnmc up for argument yesterday morn-
Ing bcf0re Judge Drummond.
Mr. Klstlcr, Ut tho firm of Decker, Dougias l.
kIatirr, so4d he would llko to have thu matter
postponed for tlny Or no. Mr. Deekcr hatt
bcon and still WAS engaged In tho activo trIal nj
cnsc. and At. douglas WIS confined to his
house BY afckncss SO that neither Of them had
h:tl r. my time whatever for Preparation.
matn ob]ect Of the motion WIS to stIH,eth amy
action In The State court. HH wished to hear alt
WINS entirely relt3y 10 10 With tho hcnrtpg, to
was willing Ia accommodate cuInsct.
NJ sWst, QUO 1a the eo,lsS , t tnr tho ins.
would 10 aholit stay OF proceeding II Tho mat
ter wns postponed?
suit in thy Stnte Cnurt, said he VIVA ready to 20
on. lie represented the university. though nat
rctnined by Il: but be hntl MI serious Rpplchcn-
iay. liz wis6ci 10 know il TIC O. judgo w,is
acquainted With tho character Ut the iitsgs..
The, Judsc replied be thought ho was. and
stated whit be knew Of tho snntter.
n: Gregory suExcstod !hat It, one iuportant
ssto Res VS. bes .e paapc sns "oi T nj ss
Trustees fad com0incd with tbs Company to
tercsted IN seeing tho trust cnEried cut for the
benst a ,t Of the generaI pnble ,oro bo too
breach uf trust. what WIS II proposed I" do
was creatcdf Should othor trustees 10 appoint.
edf And what oecnue Of tho property III tho
NJ. Uregory replied that there could he no for-
fcituru cxactrd az public trust. tlu t1.utter Inv
property wonti ssijl pe hci'l inr tho t,enoflt vi
tue public. an tho TRUSTEES should 1c ct,tnpcllei
, 1881-03-18

cvuzhss Uss Browns AsunehiAl Tu>az
, 1881-03-18

Pearson Cook, Wood tKnn1>.
Peterson. Wbf1t1 tho KnlDt
1'etrlc. Wright ID I'Ngel
l'Icr.nn lGre'nc,NriRh tF'tH,nn,,
l'l1tkc, 3fr. SW.ukor-B5.
National Republican., 1881-12-12
PERSONALITIES.


Mn. OSCAR WILDE is said to be negotiating with
manager for n series Of nsthetic lectures in this
country. The fee he demands Is $500 night.
Miss DAVIS the daughter the president Off
/ late conlcderacy, is tall young woman, with
dark hair and eyes, an extremely pale face, and
on expression OF intense reserve.
Miss FofGFR, the graceful daughter Of the secre-
tary, is now arranging her fathers household in
this city, aud afler n visit in New York will re-
turn to her new home before the New Year 20 re-
main there
Mr. PAUL IT. HAYNE, the poet, lives in q rough
cottage near Atlanta, aud his surroundings have
the simplicity compelled by the poverty which
pursucs the TRADITIONAL literary man. Mr.. Haynes
health Is much broken.
Mr. WILKtE COLLINS will remain nt Torquay
which is n seaside shelter for inyalids. 1t was
Torquny which Donald G. Mitchell ok MARVEL
sought when, as young man, he failed in health.
The lands in and around Torquay are almost
wholly owned by one English lord.
GOVERNOR BLACKBURN. alias Smallpox Black.
burn, is the champion pardouer. A late Governor
of Illinois could not hold coudle TO him, and
he was no slouch " in letting fclons and muir
dercrs out Of the penientnry. "Old Smallpox
pardons everything, from lottery gambler to MI
assas,in-N,U York Tribune
MR. JEFFERSON DAVIS arrived in Louisville early
saturday morning, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, and Is now at the Gait House. Mrs
Davis is in very poor health and was so III that
physician had 10 be called TO attend her. Mr.
Davis has number Of ocquuintanccs in that city
and when II became known that he was there his
friends called on him at the hotel.
National Republican., 1881-12-12
Return OF Letter. 10 writer.

following ruling: 1.-THE sender Of any request
matter, subject to firstclass rates ce section ijG
p. l.. & R.), has the right to lengthen or shorten
the time originally named on the envelope aicr
which letter, If not delivered shall be r, IL ned
to him, provided Il remain on doircry al ieast three
ddys and postmasters should obey such written
authority, and return as directed, without nddi-
tional charge for postage The sender of card
mattcr-i. e., letters which bear simply the name
and address Of the sender without request to re-
turn-if not delivered (sco section 40 has the
right to name time nfter which, IL not delivered.
such matter shall be returned 10 him, IrOUidod IL
remain deirey al least three days. and pOstmas-
ters should obey such written authority, and re-
turn us directed, without additional charge for
National Republican., 1881-12-12
The Ounrrci orthc Doctors.

saw last night photograph copy of n letter
procured by theindemtigable DR.. Baxter, of Wash
ington, from DR.. Boynton, the homeopathic doctor
around the late President 1t said In effect: Z,
on tho slh of August, while In the Presidents bed
chamber In the presence of his wife. he said to me
that he never at any time made request that Dr.
bliss be his attending physician that position having
been occupied by Dr. Baxter for several years, and
that he had no recollection during his present ilness
of having sent for Dr. Bliss, and did not know how
he happened to be In the case
The letter is cOuntcrsignod on back October 2i,
or since the Presidents death, In the handwriting
Of Mrs. Garfield, saying
have read this letter and 1t is true to my distinct
recollection. LUCRErIA GARFIELD .
AS Dr. Bliss sworc the other day that the Prcs.
dent had called him into the case, he is met by
this Hat DENIAL Cincinnati ENQUIRER,
National Republican., 1881-12-12
~. Mntai,eM,. Enir.

The fair for the benefit Of ST. Matthews Church. ut
willard Hall, has been grand success, and owing
to the number of valuable articles to be rallied II Ia
necessary to continue 1t tonight and tomorrow
night. Tonight the voting the Sunday
teachers smok okingcap and tho altarbOys watch will
close at nine O'clock The contestants for the
smoking g-cap are Dr Harry Douglas, William j. NIL
ler, William Dnnt, William III. Lepley, and John
Mpany, Tomorrow night the voting on the alb will
close at ten O'Clock. Fathers Boand, Broulllet
Tarro aud Leonard are the contestants. The Holy,
Cross table, which Is In charge Of Mrs. Aylmer and
Mrs. BlOis assisted by Misses Byrne, Aylner, Nena
Bile Lcpley and DupTey, has done very WELL and the
ladies deserve great credit for their untlring efforts IN
max ing the flly Il grand success.
National Republican., 1881-12-12
The Sinr-Route Cases.

Detective Gibson, who was specially employed
in the star-route cases, has subscribed tothe oath
required of special. assistant attorney of the
United States, accompanying 1t with an affidavit
to the effect that he was appointed such by At
torney General MacVeagh. These papers are now
on file in the Department of Justice. but as yet
there is no record there of any commission having
been issued to him. The report recently made by
Gibson concerning his connection with the star
route cases was yesterday received by Acting At
toncy- -GeneIal Phillips, and will be transmitted
TO the Postmaster General In q few days.
National Republican., 1881-12-12
A NcM Tile nnh sInne Comnnnx,

The United American aud European stone, Marble
Tile and Print Company on Saturday completed
their organization by the election Of the following
officers; Hon. Thomas SomeTville, presidents Colo
mel Myron NJ. Parker. vice-presdent Henry e
Jewell secretary. and william W. Wright, treasurer
The board Of trustees for the ensuing year are Thomas
Somervile, MyTOn NJ. Parker, Henry Z, Jewell, VIII
lam w. Wright Warren q. Shire, David Refill JOhT
ID. Defrecs William H. Turner, r. III. Forsyth, anC
Isaac l.. Johnson. This company propose aud hav,
planned to enter largely into the manufacture O
stone, marble, &c, In the District and throughout
the United States under the patent of John w, Nc
knight, recently issued by the PAtent-Once, which
ia believed to have superior merit.
National Republican., 1881-12-12
The Ma,xrnic l,nae.

motion was made In the Circuit Court on Satur.
day, Justice Macarthur presiding, by Messrs, Wilson,
Cuppy, and williams, attorneys for Captain Howgatc,
to qunsh the attachment Issued against his property.
After arguments by the counsel the court overrued
the motion the Ground that 1t was not the proper
form of procedure. The only way In which u could
BE- dissolved to traverse the truth Of the aiidavts.
or show want of conformity TO the statute or demur
TO the sufliciency of the declaration,
In the Circuit Court on saturday In the case OF
James B. Winner against Henry w. Howgnte his
counsel, a. s. WOrthlngton, obtained "A Judgment by
default The suit I'd recover $500 placed In the
hands of Captain HOwsatc July lS,lSsl, 10 purchase
hfly shares OF stock In the Northern Helle Mining
IanIiAIAn ~, u
National Republican., 1881-12-12
Commiss,oucr Lor,nr.

=..The speech of Commissioner Loring, delivered
before the dairy convention, will rcpay careful
per,isal by all interested In agriculture. DR.. Lor.
ing is not u mere book farmer. His valuable
Massachusetts, farm, made rich nnd productive by
the use of brains as well ms brawn aitess his prac
teal as well as theoretical knowledge Of farming
He speaks of what he knows by observation art
experience. The Agricultural Bureau has an ablI
hcad.-Ceddr Rapids (IOl6dl Republican.
National Republican., 1881-12-12
L,ouor LIermscs Approy.d.

The l0ll0wlng applications Tor liquor IIcenses wcro
approved saturday; James +. Carberry, No ~ II
street southwest; John Campbell, No 600 FOurand-a-
half street southwest; John j, Daley, No. 1877 q
street southwest; Myles Gibbons, No 40 Twenty
seventh street northwest; j, E' Moses, BrighwOOd
william Mcclure, No. 10l street northwest;
Thomas II. Moran, No. 1871 seventh street north.
west; Charles McHuYh No GlS street southwest
National Republican., 1881-12-12
nInannIr Yeirrni,s.

The Masonic Veteran Association held the annual
election for officers Saturday, and elected the fol-
lowing' Albert Pike, president; w. W. Upton, Vice
president; second yice.presidcnt, - TTmble; SEQ
retnry, w, NJ, Ireland; treasurer, Thomas l., Tul-
lock, and stewards, j. Il, Thompson and q. w. Bal
lOch. The annual banquet will be held at Wonns on
sixth street, Tuesday evening next silver medal,
with appropriate inscriptions, 10 be about the
neck WIN o blue rbbOn, was ndOpted
National Republican., 1881-12-12
Union VeIrrnm Corps.

Another grand complimentary reception and soiree
of the Veteran Corps will take place AZ Marni's Hall
next Thursday evening. This simple announcement
will bring Joy 10 the hearts the many gallant men
and beautiful women Of Washington who delight In
attending the brilliant receptions Of this famous
corps, and who are unring IN their praises OF the
uhvalrous aud courtly Atte nli0ns extended TO them
the XgtpTRuH
National Republican., 1881-12-12
The Germnm Nrphmn AsxInm Fnir.

The MANAGEMENT of the fair for the benefit of the
German Orphan Asylum expect to realize fully
ei5OO by the entertainment over and above all eS-
penses. Congress win be asked for appropriation
0fSlOOO) for the necessary buildings, us the above
sum will be used to improve the grounds Tonight
social party viii be given ~ AbnerS Han In COM
plment 10 the ladies and gentemen who so success
itl1V MANNED and managed the late Iair,
National Republican., 1881-12-12
Cnmmencinr lis Mnr.

The New York Tribune aud Cincinnati Gunner
ciGi begin 10 attack President Arthur i'll the same
sneering and snarling way that they did General
Grant when they went over TO the Democracy in
1872. The gentlemen who run these journals tind
they cant run Arthur. and are preparing to make
war on him. They will discover that they will he
as feeble to damage the Republican party in 1881
as they were In lsT2.-NcG York Commercial AdUer-
fjggr
National Republican., 1881-12-12


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