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IS SHE INSANE?
Desperate Attempt OF a tVlfc to al"sa''
txer EINaba1ld. :.


Tho wifo OF Joseph 7. Btoinbach. reala'ns :.
No. 745 North Wooi street, made dcspesase ~ Va
toppt at D O'clock yesterday morning TO klA ~
lnutlute her husband wh!lo ho was 'yns a,sst .s,t
In bed. sho had risen during tho night ".uss w
hts knowledge, and, aftor dressing heEsos eE.stj. ~.
making rudy for Hight. aep abo,lt her op.s,S T..
.ued. Mr. Btelnbaoh WAS suddenly awhKsnodaw. awh..a.
ills wifo tashinx some liquid, acid u prove tss..
10, !uto ais facc, but before he eontl coop ~
htnt hcr Intention or mako n mo'e ~. IN
warlls so1s-protootion she seized ~,
mud out hta throat With 1anst
Tho blood apurted forth, and sho no ,,ls %ss ar
thought shp hat1 finished htu1. tor sho nG@sutusiJ
out Ut tho huuas nnd disappeared 20 eaa,'as eaSs tt
that she has n0t yot boon found. psuhnornufk
pulIco an1 others hAyc l1uIo 'wbIl
aearch for. hor In every placo sGE,c,rbscs
she would DO likely to eo. ME- - n't ~ I'D
csGnpod pary fortunately. Hut htio ~ ,vst ~ oulf
aGlu gtrilrk him IN tho luce, anu ~ S,h.nst m il
slightly burned. The wound ln ~ '1 lnt Ter5
about threo and hutf tneheH lonF. ous - III thsi
.lcpp, aud Dr. Carter, whu dressoa ~ ~ stcIr
IL not likely to pFnse da'lEdronss' ~. wIte VI
t,aoIl 10 about % .years old, aud Inia ~ nn
q yeafa. Thoy hnvp but olo o,,S GI. III 4 !opg
6tefnhAch llnA tcen In poor hoalin ~ 1hst hi
ti.nc, and her husband, rcuoMbotlEusE hse 81
hAve always lived happily toEetas;tf tn,s. il
doubt thAt shn WIS Insane AZ tna .ta'fttinr t' W.
feared that sho contemplated co!altna co!ataa,ii n,ii b2
eide, pad 1t IL possible sao hns c'tss1e' ""
Infant.
, 1881-11-03

,,.,1 M.AlsE ~. nsSths. ~. ,u,.u.
-, ep*s'a' D'pa'en =, ~ :, 4"s W. S ,fr 1,,o,,o
WAsh'NatuS, ~ ~ ,'...o'. ~. ao,, o,t"h,,.aI ~ ~
denies tllSss .'in H., M, WI. r'eu",; mi
~" M 's.",".. 1s,tt. ,n,, s.,,e +,,at Yor
l,e ""onnh H. a..',,at .ott. ,,,on suo,,
oosious le"s'''' ''o e"'''''s '"'" "pS'@ 'eeA
'"oJeeSs' o,,,..,.,
':n.' ~. t,.1,. - n.,t . 1o,,,t,,ota for
r, '. ~ ~ ,e,,I ,,,na,,t uo,,o In tf,a 1lft nr
u'.'IS' .,s' 1,"..,,,'n". ~. ""a'' "sef'
e''' >'o'o''' n,,,, r,,,s,,rxr
:. u. linen ,nfnr.rr.. vii, :1u,rco Fo,ccr
=, IT, - Waa ,m' sa.,. nan., ,nanv ci,onres orc
~ a,.L ~" ""' - t,,a f1,rnna,,r,. hoforn .fau T.
1,,'st.. s,,,,.,,u i,as enlo,tot no h;a i1v,rr.
'sa.0s~ =. t1a WITT, I1o,,s" tl,o roon l., tha
.'.,t .uo.. ~ t"o a.,," !" ~. ~ ~. sonnn,t Noor
,'.,ta,, t. i'otn r.nnuv,ynnia nvr,,uo and
mn'sa ~ S,.,,. 1a'.art,,,a,,t t,,,,ttur II ID
.,' .no mo" ,,;.t, 1,r"s'tn,t Car,ic,,1 ,voa
.,l ~" t4s t,.,, ,,,,,,,, ,w1,a,, Tim sict,,rno,,
na,n. ~ sn',n,.n,.'a AMI ia l,uwc,,atcIv
''"' =, .-. -, ii. ... r. T., ~,
, 1881-11-03
Tho limo Between Now York and
Snn Francisco Reduced 4
Day n,ld II Half.
An Episcopal Bishop Sued for
Libel by One Of His
Priests.
Dcntll Of tho Venerable DIR.
BcntnMin Franklin
Bncllc.
Tons Of Potntoos Being Imported to
This Country from the North
H.. Of ireland.
FAST MAILS.

FAST MAILS.
AnItAS0EstESTs MA1I: THAT Will, EQUAL
Tile TIME MADE IN iS1I6.
spetti ul,pateh to tbs f'httata .riornt-
NEW Y'Ol!K, Nov. n.-Atails ont Ut New
York for tho West vii! be greatly facilitated
by important arrangements completed by
l'ostmastcr.tiencraf .lalltcs, Which were ro-
purtcd to rpstnulster Pearson. OF this city.
to-day. u nustal-cnr will continue to bo at
laclle.l to thu trniu ou tliu Now York Central
l.nilruad leavLng tic Grand Central DepOt til
New York Mt ! III Il. III. and arriving ut huff
futo Mt T:l0 u. III. TIlu fast Chicago express
which tho Central Is To put Oh next Monday.
1rnylng New York III = n. ILL.,, will ovcrtakc
tho either nj Buffalo a,n tako t'le chr from
TINT point tn Chlcugo. where 1t will arriyu at
it:th' II. III. tito following day. This will nuke
prMctical saying between New York and
Chicago al,tl points west Of one day. Tic
passage will bo 81
unEATi.r 1lEnucED IN TIME
us III render tho service eqlta Il, the rcstora.
ton Of tho fnst ,nail which wns established
III 1s75 a,s remained III operation ten months
Less tl,an twenty-six hours will be occupied
iii lhe rim frOui New York tU Chicago. 1}y
tic new arrangement direct connection viii
m mntlo with tho Overland mnis for
tllu lac!iIc slnpe will receive tholr mails
day md q llaif earlier. A
l,etttton asking for Improved .serylce was
sent 10 thu posttlAster-GDnural from Sun
Francisco some tlno ago, and 1t will bo al1-
swcred In
TI1n DECnEAsED TIME.
'rllt illntl BY nj, arrangement with tie unnn
1'acic llaflroua Will arrive in San francisco
ut Il. ILL.,, Instead Of ~: H. M. TIC following
day IT'S heretofore, milking II snylrg Ut thirty
! twu l!nurs hetwGen NrW York MIL Sntl
| Francisco. Tic intermediate uolnts will sle
| ns greatly beue(ltud It's the larger citEes. at
| Utmost every p'aeu betwGun New iurk. and
| l,uffno ullIls will lo delivered alu rGcoiyed,
| nnrl every plint Ut Importance west Of the
lattGr city vii! el,iuy tile b0lctits ut tho mr.
| rangc,ltnt. M particular cllnlgcs will be
| ,nade In tic 'nnlls cDmtng East. The time Is
| yE1iY SATISFACTORILY NOW.
postmnstcr-t;c1lprnl Jnincs Inns arranged
Will, the l,nstot, Il Albany RaisrOnd for I.
train which IS to leave Boston at u y. N. antI
cunneet ut Albany with the fast trnill LEVY:
Ing New York ut $50 p. H.. 4 fast iliai
servtcg l,as Just hecn established hetweel
New York mil Jacksonville, Fla. THO lll'ti
leyes Npw York ut ! III Il. H., md arrives al
| Jacksonville tho following tltly ut $50 p. III
lncllittctl III this service u Il mali for Attnnta
G. which rutlelies tint city at 0:35 q. IN. tht
| dizzy after leaving New York.
, 1881-11-03
has gonr. III grcat part, into Wal! street, nlhl

IKnNW It. --------
Hrl@ Ir WAS Aluur A YFAn Auo,
r.ssibly little tuore than slnt, WHEN I first
jeru,,lc cugniznl,t nj tic tact iI.at Mr. Bnld-
YIN was II Wall strcet. At that tinH = gsn. gst;
tllu business nflrs Of tl,u l,t,sn viii, whom
baldwin otmrujrai toll ,ilu tilnt Baldwin hu,(
tint ,ny pincc,t il, lie hunts Of llis hrnkerA.
%n, ~ hc ,.sr% .'. IN 'Is' "S ,e len TIL ii sticks.
watci,p.l tllu market, and fuuMtt that Afr.
baldwin, lnI been successful 1T tli!s opera
iiol'. l,tti cleared largc aihttint e. t.o,mey:
! WINS sl!fpflstt!. t'swevH1. that ~ a1atW,aM. tan,..
tia!i iint tsni'itl 70 nt1 riell, m ti"ia.R ,.,u
fiS. slts,'lltl th. t,pointaie ~ ilcnvitS, nlMt
itslratSsrtl MN, atlH cplle!slt'ct ttla1 ~ VIZ
nstlia uso i,tt!ls q ltlc gi''iS' fSPty ns ny
WIZ hpeiatanE thionEn tu.,a h''.,, y ,,,,.,
sHke y itlet III mum ~ NHWnlM. .,: ..t':
q st,ns,!!nrnl,!t l'rnpcrty' na lt!e,,t'l VIII
, 1881-11-03
LOGAN.

4 0tttSTrTE SENATOR'S RETAnn.
Eptrtaf tn Nfao farx Herald.
WASHINGTON, d. e., N0v. 2.-Scn0tor l.o.
gan Is rcap!ne tho reward which tile t'ranttio
Senatorial syntltcRte ut tho Chicago consc'''
tton clalmctl fnr lts eminent services tilen.
lie sccurc.l Granite TOR United Stntes
Marshal nl,1 1)is.r1cs-ltitorncy for the Nortl-
cr,, District OF !tlnoIs, rs we'll as Cabinet
position for Mr. Robert Lincoln, at tllokbe-
etuuing of President uar1Ielta's Adtnintstra-
ifo,,, l,cstus retaining tn Office Gnolly ruii.-
bcr oF Ills frEeruls. New tho Senator re-
jofees 1T getting John j.. l,eycrtdgu Grant
itcl appointed md confirmed Assistant
Treasurer Mt Chicago, to tho grcat surprise
of tho friends Ut tho former incumbent, Alr.
Frauk Gilbert; III having Mr.. Jehu Baker
ft,ranaite) returned rs Minister to VctlcztlcEn
lit place uf George W. Carter, appointed ny
President lurilei, and tho near E1ollor Of
naming Hranttte Collector. Of tic Port Ut
Chicago III riace uf ". II. Smith, whose
term expires IN 4 few weeks.
AUTHORITY or TIT: Ftttsr CoSTrto1LEu-AS
OLD ISSUE REVIVED.
rio recent opinion III Acknowledgement
AtacVeagli that tho decision or Tic Secretary
of the Treasury Is binding upon the First
Controller cxcttes nnfavorablc comment
:su.otlg lawyers md old oftlciats, who know
tint ths is nut tho first time I'LL Attorney
General s.ss submitted MI opinion ot Tits
kind. When Mr. Akernlan WIS Attorney
General atl opinion WINS sought In similar
mn,tner tu reversn the decision 0f First Con-
trolcr II. ". Taylnr. Tint otltcInl replied
tllat lie sy,,s presumed 10 know his duty aud.
wlliIe a,l opinion fruu such III eminent ui-
fccr wis entitict tn respectful consideration,
l.u was mol aware TINT IL Ind either the force
Of law Or auttrurlIy to repeal tie law uiltler
troyersy, wlilul, er.lrd In leaving THO CotI-
| trO!lrr Mloin, dcyrlupetl sulMa very spicy cor,
rrsl.,ilencc, III which sir. Taylor informed
| thu Secretary t1lnt the Irestlcnt cnnl.i have
warrant which, III Ills Judgment. the Appro-
Irinl!,,n art dill ttut authorize tu be drawn.
'l'lK present rontllet, which relntes to wlrtl,'
tr the War or Interior Deparlmci't al,nll ex:
artificial limbs. will pr0hably revive tho old
issue, with tic SHINE result.
, 1881-11-03

;sor,,o ,,onmtttce Nh tin judiciary, MI
s,,r,uu ,,omo-ia1q In f,onrrcss from boards |
..''r...,. s,nn.,I,o-s ~ f,n,n,,orcr anil rtler
" 1iue, o'''.n y. ,., ,,,n aa,',',r ro,,rr.
"snnHalns s.'I ,,ov', nrs,, smt,
ee,!.n6 ~. ,,.,',t ,,roft of Hi
upon tho subject of q bankrupt net WIS nisn
prepared by Mr.. 1slunenstiol. commercial
lawyer Of New YORK, anu .tls' 'o"s '.,,,ao m"s 1
fcrrctt. Inst spring tic Senate Cohlh,lttee
on The judiciary oskci and obtatned leave
10 sit during tho recess 70 cohsiaef ~!
subjects pertaining 10 Natlotlal pankraW
",% n,n,ntctl. W l Consisting Of Senators ingalls,,
nppomeu' su,s's.n mas,a,. f., In'o ,his s,,l,.
Mcai'i'af' anu ""flalM' ta..o,,t,,,- ~ "so ~,
committee. with u sleW vi "scc''"i''l"E tne
sentiments ard opinions Of pcrsons most IN
trrcs,ctl In a1ul competent 10 judgu of the
.nrrl,s antt reoutrc,nel,ts Of bankruptcy
3'e!'ts n''u non oiso,,"ra .,rhoqn werc III.
lhw. sent OUT .''o" e'ts.'' ., ;,t,a.i r,a,ns 81.
reetel to the Judges OF tho United slates Oh.
nreu,o AMI District Courts, Stafc Snpreme
f,o,,r.e irnttri st:,tcs Attorneys, prominent
1,',.er, n".1,no,s, ars II, l,ankruu,cy l,onr{s
M"sutn' ~ fru'," cau,Imrs of commerce, cation ex.
chargcs, nil commercial nrd nallc!hi Jour
nails, nn{l to tho principal cunincrcial firms
.; ,,S,,l., II, t,,o icn,lir,r c;tirs of tic 1tnto
;Fhcsc circulars inHnirctl whether in @ tho
n!'t ~ -, y, ,ns n'' ,,acri nnt in ny Inv to bu
a,,'et",i ns rn,,trn1YI with The uli laws tlp0,l
1i,m s,,blrci wi.nt. II nny, changes ur slYgcs-
.,,n ahF,, i,n rasntIni M regards soliIt. Of
is ia snnsd S 'rtant nE Gssi nints thelri mentioned
~. 81, ors rrrr ,yrrB,,na Arp1rEs
THE hoI's 49, VI A'''
"ns IN viii, t,o inv or 1ss7 should
t,oero n rnnnc,,sntc Gy sotrie. or fees!
II secot,,i-shouIh tuo power of Registrars bo Ill
voi.ar,tary hing ot petition sl,onld xses,l s;Do?
, 1881-11-03

hilitlon candidates, accomplish IN otl,or ',
suit thin that nr lD.prnvfg tim cl,a,,rse,e -
thu l'r1ocratic Htatu tkGt. in,rr.l m,anntt, ~
its e1reti.m, highly psolat1e nrnyi,llnrr ,lr'"s !
into tn Support "f i!a i'rohlltl"9l, eias'ss4 isas,4
rl.e trnscntnlnn nt t,!s l,nsr III t.e 'I,.s; cas.
llaa Ind lis effect IN tito right .ireeliun, I"s3 nS9
l'rullh hslon Republicans nru llnw Merit "''a ms
every isalu lesrrtlng ttlo Prohibition lror,v ~,
liam Stato tlrlsot, wltcl nsl'ros IL .ne .n'so' Na'
publicntas ono Of ttlnir otl-FlshluncI 1ariv NJ,
iriumptls on tho Sll, or November. '"''S
, 1881-11-03
The GouLD 4 CURRY MINE,

BAN FuASctsco, Cal, INV.
headed by Maurice liuctcscll, II prominent
mining expert, arc, trying to wrest tho ron-
troll Ut the NuulA j. Curry milne from Floud,
MaUkay, nlla Fair, tic bollanza kings. Th!s
bus caltsett great excitement in stock c!ecles.
Thu l1oetlasch party a1a likely ta succeed.
, 1881-11-03

Terrific KnvaEcs Of SMALLPOX In
ktoarns County. nl!iItlckotn.

Terrific N0vagcs OF S1naI1-F0x In
sptetot u,,paten to ~ co.eaoo 1Ytbuns.
sr ~ rmn % Minn > NV NV % aw,rh. ~ nilvs,clans
M su,' nl'' tsqs. g',,.,, 80. .aa,,,,. p, S"s IT,"
" fIls state !'oard OF llcaltll afe aeepls LII.
precautionary measures against tho general
snrc"I NJ smo,l.,nx frnH Stoor,s t'u,,ntv.
'.,,.. :. ,,s .,",',,,, r.at''i .,,,,.,,,
"1e1e II !!hs peto'l!o 81 ocop's !'otet "'uo"h
Il class or people TOO tEl!UrIllt ahu stap!u 10
understand tin necessity Of vaccination or OF
submitting IN u.nrnntlnu rrgu]ntlons. Ttm
t,,.. .,frl,o. s,ro i'm, thar.. ,v,ra ,vur thirty
!ssas ~, w ..,' s.'"s 4'u!o w "slo 49,.
caScs NJ sprung lii'l' ~ t!at cohats' n1tee1'
, 1881-11-03

DEATH or DIk BENJAMIN FRANKLIN uACttE.
Special Dispateh 10 7As Chteaeo Gttbuas.
NEW Y0AK, Nov. abr. Benjamin. Frank.
In Haclle.' who ltad In brooklyn today, was
g gSept-KrRuasQn 0f Benjamin. franklin and
, 1881-11-03

4 .rn~ nri1o'nnl touiu, With Icnl merit, Ia
HSpMA'e }EYA AlstgEs,
, 1881-11-03


dpeetat Rtspateh tu 1Is Chicago Tribune.
FoIsr DopoE, Ill.,, Nov. ::..-'rlere Ii pro-
found feeling throughout the Inner circles Of
Iown politics over the rulnur that therc Is Il
conspiracy OIL fo0t III the Statu to secure tho
retirement Of k[rkwoou from tho Cabinet by
pressing tho EhEln of MI Iowa Grtllt mAIl for
Il place. The projectors Of the scllunle aro
ll.vl who Huelz tho defeat OF James T. Wilson
In the Senatorial contest. Their wish IL 10
llayo kirkwo0tl thrown, out of the Cabinet
fur tho apparent re,lsun tlMt ho Is mt Nrant
t,1, nlltl their l.opu Is tint tho tf1 Of lndg-
nntf0n that would sweep over Iowa from river
tu river would seek expression 1T sen.(-
Ing k!rkwoou to tho Sonatc. Their plan
Is to very quietly urge Eame that tlo
Grant Interest would naturally snap
mp md in,lorso,. md tioy trust to
Tie influences Of Grant, TO worK
thu rest. THO success OF tho schcmo depends
ucrdare advocate sllr!, n substitution. Should
Hncll q substitution bH made tlibru wOiiln ga
NJ such u protest ns was Hnyer tlGarl from
lown bof0re, aild .sucl. u protest rs Sns never
sar .a OYt0'S Woa 115e e. f s "sS e!o"s 1 tS ayo
lown's ptnco IN tho Cabinet tnkrll fruIn ltt,r--
it would be bud eno,!g,l to have. her snnbocA
hecnltko Ut iler sure Republican, !sai ana l,er
laagnilieel!t n,alortt1es; but t9 l!aye 9,,a q
Hopublicanlstn thrust Nut Ut thu Cabinet b.
CAUSE lIe represents the llep,lbltcan sn1ltI-
nunt Of Iowa, tint his pines might b. elvon
owes nothing. lnutuly BECAUSE hs dues
not represent tlla sentiment of Iowa,
would bH MI insult that would nlake low.s
blood boil. Thu friends OF President Ar.
from this error. President t;nrtialtl Thought
tho greAt Northwest entitled to tllreB roprc-
spEitatiycs. UMu ut these Illus already gO,le,
Surely two aro not too many, md surely
Iowa desires to b1 reMenlburea; but Iowa
wants Kirkwood.
, 1881-11-03

mn. :, xpo1sAs,nt s,us.,,st,~, u. ng~~rtr,,a
cn,t,n, 1,a...'a,,s... =, ~. t,st.'.< r.,h,'..
,"tas ~. "a. NV e"po A"Das'
BA1TthoisE, ocf. @a--IiIe campaign Ill
h1nrytnltl hns been wnRutl 11OtIy Tor tito inst
two months, especEalIy fctwccn the antI-ring
t. t, trs. ..,t "' .haro iau ,'"s Mo ~ ta i,an
crntlc purity Of Dfaryla1sl for several ycnrs.
trlIp Stale election will tnku plucu Nov. i, for
t.ontrolInr ,,f lin atotr and ,nr,nhcrs of TIM
, .,r;atn,,,r, H., t,r,,t,tao,, ~ ,an,1;n.tn for
Gcs.slt nv i'op.otesat n,. e""aso ..,'e @ ~
Cohtfoller u Ilionas D t'ofsalell: VINO WIS
nominated by tho Staiwart faction Of the
party which captured the recent Republican
Stuto f,nnvunt1o,, n7ninst. thc cu..nu,.,,ousa
n'"to ~, "ss.'Y ~ T., ,,,,.', ,""'
iAetlon ol tne paftS, ns ~ ~ e'1lleu HGlc'
Tllore Is consequently strollE opl'0sftlon
to Gorstlcli III his own party, but hv
win In suunnrtetl To n rrt,nt extent
h., +,o a,tt.rin, 1rw,ocro+s ,,no,v, oa t,,a
tug 3ua ,,,;', "",.1sn I,,,"nnr"t, ,,n,,' u1Ie
1lee Is the present Controller, tho Hon.
Tllonns j. Renting, whom the ring aru nnx-
ma tn rr,;1ert 'rir H. l., Iys. hr,finl 1,y Tim
t.amor,as - t,,o Sta,,, nr.. ,,a,.Itr o,,nrrns
uosolHo! ~ ,no 5tnee' "io 'aM'. enas 80
aealil8t tna Co1ltEotler oL l1a'lng WA!lonly
a1n1 nsclcsly sunaltdcrcd the pcople's
money. .There are three tickets In tho field
frn1n nearly evorv ro,,ttv N t,,o State far tho
inn,nbsrs IT tha f.oEislnt,,re. ntlI Il IA pro6-
nhit, tint tI,e jtnm1hIirui,s Will innkc lirnvv
"oius s's r., iii lila fIrntins n, .Mrcn,tMt If Iii,
sniit. vata NJ thu nnl,t,,cra..v.' Tm wny III
ti,n rir.mt ni1uicin"I rs.tfn, bas ..H,,siifrr
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-26
2:45 p. M.
DIR. Edscn's Opinion.

General Sheldon, who has just left the
White House, says that Mrs. Dr. Edison told
him few minutes ago that the President
was doing very well; that his pulse was
below hundred, and that his temperature
and respiration were natural. He was, of
course, somewhat weak from the operation
this morning, but otherwise was very well.
The pus was discharging freely, and all the
symptoms were more favorable than they
had been at any time during the day.
Another Reporters Statement ut 3
y. m.
The Presidents physicians are evidently
worried about something or else exceedingly
annoyed. They seem determined to main
tain strict retcence this afternoon. DR..
Reyburn was asked at o'clock how the
President was
"Doing we'll" said he
" Is an operation to be made for the pur-
pose of finding the ball ~
81 can't say"
F" But the people think so and are wild to
know the truth"
We tell the truth in the bulletins.
Hereafter we shall aim to make them OK
.plicit, and give no other information"
Then the physicians have not decided
that the ball must be cut for to save the
Presidents life"
II can say nothing about it." DIR. Barnes
was also met few moments later, but de-
clined to talk at all. The impression there
fore gains ground that the Presidents con-
dition is anything but encouraging or,
another theory is, that DIR. Agnew has ad-
vised the physicians to give nothing but
official information about the case.
Prof. Bell is at the White House much of
the time, but is not here this afternoon. All
things cOn sidprpd II IL not imnrohohle that
the Professors induction balance may be
tried to locate the ball this evening, but
there is no certain information Of that
fact and no official foundation for
the story that the ball will
be cut for rs soon as it is located. At 2:15
p. M, young DIR. Bliss, son of the surgeon,
stated that his father had just told him that
they were more encouraged now than at any
previous time.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-26
An Injunction Prayed For.

Mr.. John L. Norris has, for Horace s
Johnston, filed bill in chancery against
the District of Columbia aud the First Ma
tional Bank of New York, for an injunction
and relief. The bill prays that certain
special assessment certificates made on prop
erty which complainant bought at a judg
ment sale from the estate of Stephen b.
Castleman, and which were passed to the
bank aforesaid, be declared void, on the
ground that the improvements in front OF
the property were not made when the
certificates were issued.
The property mentioned is lots 3, @, Z, g.
. and II, in square Ii, and the assessments
aggregate some 81 ,693 The improvements
on NJ street and Twenty sixth street, where
the lots are situated, were begun by the
Board Of Public Works, but have not been
completed to mi daN.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-07-26
1901 THE GREAT 1901
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, i,
TO THE MOTH, WEST AND sOUTHwEsTs
1881
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
,plendid Scenery MAGNIFICENT Eouinm ent

lkAOh, hAllsS.
TRAINS Leave II WAsMfNGfo On from depo
corner of Sixth ana ID streets,
For d % hf @ c%ca psy $h
aa M'h T. sefp ps ss 6S S 5 s.
fBaAYf Mh fhasf eSF & fRsX@rnoAD
For S R"sIo MasaFs
North, s Il. m. daily, except Sunday at $50 p
m. daily except saturda,y, with Palace car to
For WIll@sPGITt Lock sSysov and Emra
@ S Iad e SssaaS Psiln aSs
For brooklyn, N, y, allthroIgh trains connect at
Jersey ci.y with boats Of brooklyn Annex, az
fOrdlnB direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferrlage across New York city
For philadelphia, 800 a. M, 1880 u. M, zoo, 54o
1901 1919 and lo5 pm; Limited Express, $50 a. m.
40 40, $40, $50, 1000 and lO.l5p. m. on Sum
day, 800, 1850 "A. m, 100, $40 900 1000 and lOis
ForPope's Creek Line, GAO a. m. and 4.4o p. m
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. and 40 p. M, daily, ex
AL E&ffW%f ASD %ES
WAsHINGToN RAILRoAD:
For A1ess and ~ so a. ana san 1 a. M
For II" Reh@ona and dnf The o"ih, 700 and lilo a. m
a fsE saSs an dS sAs%sp es snssg So
and 10 a; m 1910 3, 3, 4 o1o p m, and ~ mic.
night. On Sunday at sos and 10 n. M, and
Tickets, information sleeping and parlor car &C.
Communications can be procured at the offices, north
east corner ofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station. where orders can be
LEFT for the checking ofbaggage to destination from
WOOD; General Passenger Agent.
ll'A Nh ltluM64N 9elgll Manager
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE
AND THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN

THE EAST AND THE VEST,
no, nm via washington: -
DOUBLE rHA STEEL R IHTsnY courIhE'
to fas SSSt sHndSy My ed 1881
t2'2o-GK x ciNcINNArI AMIDST. LOUIS FAST
te.4o-BAITIMoRE EXPRESS.
e.6o-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way. (Pied.
nm 0hS; syr Sia ,o whches'er' Aaserstown
sio-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations;
EXPRESS. Parior cars to New York.
e.4o-sTAuNToN and VALLEY EXPRESS Con
meets for Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks,
ie.oo-on Sunday Et onl Baltimore, Annapolis and
Iooo-BiIrIMoRE ExrnEss. Stops Mt Hyatts-
yilIe Sollesge, BeltsylIle; Laurel Annapolis
fio.4o-PITTsBURGH, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI and
, =, st. LOUIS EXPRESS. fa.th.tt
ia.io-B Baltimore, Ellicot City, Annapolis and Way
tl.25-On Sunday Only, for Baltimore and Way.
Il. l5-BAITIMoRE EXPRESS.
s.so-Baltmorc and Way Stations. Winchester,
Frederick, Hagerstown and Way, via Re-
4.so-BALrIMoRE HyATrsynLE AND LAUREL
E sxn ;,. Fred Frederick via Relay Stops at
OF ocRs sna WY sstSn5
Winchester and Way. ION Sunday to FONT
Of Rocks and Way Stations.
Way, Via Relay. Stops at Hyatisviilee and and
Laurel)
6.o6-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
to. 46-Batimore and Way Stations
7.3o-BALTIMoRE, HYArTsvILLE and LAUREL.
EXPRESS.
to.l5-pITTsBUReH, CIScINNATI, and ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS
to.5o-PHILADELPHfA,N NEW YORK and BOSTON
EXPRESS Sleeping ears to New York.
1O.OO-BALTIMORE, HYATTsvILLE, and LAUREL
EXPRESS Stops on signal or to let of pas
sengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily ex-
cept Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
ton.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and 8l9
and 1851 Penna. avenue, cor of 1Ith street, where
orders will be taken f. baggage to he checked and
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THE COURTS.

EourTY COURT o-day-Butlcr vs.
Queen sale confirmed finally. Cross ct al
VS.. Unknown Heirs of John Templeman
and Benjamin Stoddard order that defend
ants enter appearance. Johnston VS.. Dis
trict of Columbia and First National Bank
OF New York restraining order issued. Y
NJ. G. A. VS.. Joint Stock Company Y. NJ. G,
A. argument in progress
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds were filed to-day as follows: Thos.
Barnett to Mary Jane Murphy, part lot 20,
of block Z, in Todd & Browns sub. of
Mount Pleasant, $3.50. Nehemiah III.
Miller, trustee to George Miller, lot Is, in
sub. of square 1854, 1926. VIM. A. John
son, trustee to Oliver A. Daley and wife,
lots l, 2 3 and A, in square 152, $4,000.
Chas. b. Bayly and wife, George Il. Bayly
and Mary i. Bayly to Margaret Bayly, lot
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
Philip Volth and Annie Ratbgebcr, Isaac
Loomis and Mary Ellen, Sidney II. Short, of
Denver, Col, and Mary +. Morrison, city /;
James Shea and Ann McCarrOll, Geo. Ross
and Mary Montgomery, Charles L. Wells
and Ella Stratton, Holdsworth Commodore
and Catherine Slater
A. l.. Weed and Fannie J.. Davis, Rocking
ham County, Va; John Henry Rollings
and Mary Z. Chamberlain, James A. Nc
Laughlin and Ida A. Elms