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Yesterday a warrant was sworn out against the
Tea Company for violation OF the license laws.
Tho case viii be heard tomorrow In the Police
Court Warrants were being prepared this morn
ing bg Special License Agent Ran against the
following persons for doing livery stable business
McBlrey, Wash. Natior, b. B. Otsefback, J. W.
Pumphrey ana Hugh Qulgiey.
A petition signed by Messia ". ". Curtis, c. II.
Matthew'S and many other property-Owness has
been LETT WITH the District Commissioners asking
the Improvement Of Bear, between High and
Greene streets. 0eorgetown.
dag from Justice A. B. Hagner complaining Of ne
existing arrangements OF The W. q. r h Co. coe
tho accommodation Of their o0e-h0e0e caFs q
Pennsy1vania avenue, near 18th street northwest
Complaints have been received In regard 70 q
frame house, No As 1917 street ", witch is Ne
ported to have become 80 dllapadaoed that Il is
Abandoned By tenants, ond Is the harbor fsr
tranpa, nfochievous boys, and unt1dy persons.
Building permits issued By Inspector EntWtSie:
Steven 0att, remodel frame, IA 7th street, north
west, 500; w. d. Harlan, erect q frame dwelling
on Blair road, county. $S75; BENJAMIN ChArietoA
The Commissioners have addressed noee to the
chairman OF the Senate District committee IN an
swer to reference of bin prohibiting sale OF liquor
within two squares OF any school Building In the
District, stating that they have no objection 70
such legislation.
The pfupriet0fs Of Fords opera house have com
relative to the streng Of the outside stair
ways and porticos OF that building, 30 that II Is
now secure In the event Of any panic. The altera-
ttons In and about the procenium win be made
Within the time specined.
Az the members Of the Cabinet were at the
meeting to-day ezcepe TIE necEctasy of the Treas
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kilograms to The Star.
NEW JERSEY BRIBERY INVESTIGATION.
THE BURNED RIVER STEAMER
GRAPHIC STORY OF A SURVIVOR.
Old World News by Cable.

NDErrSTrg LEAVE OF ABSENCE
VIENNA. MARCH 3l.-The Russian minister resi-.
dent at Clttlnle. VINO is anU-Austrian, has re-
ceived a protracted leave OF absence, and it
Is believed that he VIII hot return.
RUSSIA AND TIRE HERzEGovINIsN TSsuRGFNrs
Az meeting at SOMA, consisting mostly OF Rus
sian officers In the Bulgarian service. the Russian
dlpomauc agent declared tha- IL was the express
SID the HeTzegov:nlan Insurgents by word or
deed.
sERvrAS BANK DIRECTORS ARRESTED.
BELGRADE, March 3l.-Nlne directors of the Ser
Wan Bank, including the burgomaster OF Belgrade
the first secretary OF the foreign Office and NJ Rls,
ticS' father-in-law have been arrested Ia connec-
tion with the failure OF the bank in 1874 Similar
acton, taken when Nj. RstiCs was prime minister
collapsed
THE CASE OF nR. L.NsoS
LONDON. March Si.-The solicitor OF Dr. Lamson
mas received formal notification that the memo-
rial In his behalf Will have the careful attention OF
Sir VIM. Harcourt, the home secretary
THE CZAR CoAMUTEs THE DEATH SENTENCES OF NIHI-
LISTS.
ST. PETERsRrRG. March Silt rs Officially an
nounced that the Car has ordered the commute
ton OF all the death sentences PASSED AT the recent
Irla! or the nlhiiists into an indefinite period OF
haru labor In the mines except IN the case OF the
marine Lieut.. suchanon, i'm which the sentence Is
conhrined as his position as an officer aggravated
MS crime. He Is, however. granted a military
execution, which win take place to-day.
ExPULsIoNs OF HEBREWS FROM MOSCOW
The GotoS Says the police are preparing for fur.
tler expulsions OF the Jews from MOSCOW.
COMPULSORY NATuRALIz ArroS IN RUSSIA
The Nosfde FieTaeyo says the idea II Inooted OF
the compulsory naturalization OF all foreigner is
VINO nave peen resident In Russia over i've years
DR. LaNsoNs SENTENCE
LONDON. March 3l.-In reference 70 Secretary
Frelinghuysen's instructions 60 Mr.. Lowell touch-
ing Dr. Lapson's case. IL is learned that Mr. Lowell
Vile, the secretary for foreign affairs, for sus-
pension or the sentence.
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Chinese Merchants Exchange i'm Sa
FraMciSc0

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March 31.-Tbe Chinese
merchants OF this city have finally opened the
mercaants exchange, which they have been
secretly organizing for some time past. ana have
elected officers. The object OF the Organization is
Tor mutual beneft and protection
The Burned Steamer Golden CITY.
A LADY PASSENGERS STORY OF HER EXPERIENCES
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 31.-Miss Iunia MalsIn,
OF Hawesvi1le, KY, one or the three Lady passen-
gers saved from the burned steamer tells the fol-
lowing story or her experience: She was going
from New Orleans TO her home fn Hawkesvilie, fn
company with her mother, Mrs. II. M. Percival and
her nephew, William Mckinley a lad OF fifteen
years There had been a merry party In the
cabin, and she and her mother retired eleven
O'Clock. Some time after they had fallen asleep.
they were awakened by Mckinley, who rushed
nre She and her mother got up ard without
waiting TO dress themselves went out
into into the cabin, which was fun OF
mother being little behind. on arriving at the
front guard OF the boat, she saw that her mother
was not with them, and she attempted 10 run back
after her, but was prevented by Mckinley, who
saw that she was only going 10 her own destruc-
ton, as the cabin WAS then a mass of flames and
smoke. 'Oh, thought she was with u.s. moa ned
Miss Malsin, tossing wildly on her couch; II
wanted TO go back TO her, but he would not let
me-" She said her nephew pulled her ont on the
guards and lowered her down 10 Charles Ross jr
a passenger, who was standing on coal barge.
lie caught her In his arms and took her ashore.
SEARCH FOR DEAD BODIES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 3l.-Capt- S. &. McTn-
tyre, OF the f-iated steamer Golden CITY, left this
morning with a party OF men for the wreck. A
diver accompanied the party, and search Is 20 be
made for dead bodies supposed 20 be In the cabin
OF the Sunken vessel c. L. Nemeyer, OF Indian.
apolis who was passenger on the boat, made hts
appearance On the street this morning., badly
burned in one hand and I'm his neck When the
steamer drifted from the wharf he was compelled
10 jump overheard, and was I'm the water nearly
half an hour, and was almost exhausted when he
reached shore.
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A RaFk on Fire.

NEW YORK, March 31.-The bark Graham's Polly,
hence March 26th, for Konigsberg. returned last
evening and anchored on Bedloe's Island. She YVES
discovered 60 oe on fire early this morning and
was run ashore where she remains burning.
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WHEELING, w. Va, March sl.-Hon. JAS A. Pat
ton, Judge OF supreme court OF appeals, OF this
state, died suddenly OF heart disease last night at
the Mcclure house In this city. Judge Patton Was
appointed few months ago 20 fill the vacancy oc-
casloned by the resignation OF Judge G.. T. n.
Moore He was, at the time OF his death, the
youngest judge on the supreme court bench In the
United States. He leaves a wife who Is the
Gaughter OF the late United States Senator Allen
I. Carpenter.
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LECTURES.

vTHOSE WHITE FIELDS OF FRANCE.
THE REV. L. CHAMBERLAIN d. D..
OF Norwich. Conn.
WILL ADDRESS PUBLIC MEETING
FRIDAY, MARCH 81,
NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
At 1880 Pm.
Subject; The RELIGIOUS Situation in France and the
Opportunity of Protestant Christianity. nl29-3t
nR- E P. ROWLAND WILL LECTURE ON
u Dentistry ana An8s-he.cs at the Curtis School
Building, Georgetown on TUESDAY EVENING,
March 18th; at Odd Fellows Hall (Nayy Yard),
on THURSDAY EVENING. March 30th; and at Lin
eofn Hall, 9Th and streets northwest on SATURDAY
EVENING. April LIST A number Of persons will
breathe nitrous OXIDE showing its wonderful aDashetic
effects on the human system. Each lecture will close
with an exhibition OF beautiful and instructive Lantern
IIlustrations on the POLARIZATION OF LIGHT AND
THE WONDERS OF HE MICROSCOPE.
Doors open at .. Lecture commences at O'Clock.
Admission. 2o cents m2-7t
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The House committee On w0manb suffrage ef the
Massachusetts, legislature yesterday reported o0
allowing women 70 vote Tor presidential e1ectogA
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The New Jersey bribery Inyestieation
Closed.
TWO REPORTS EXPECTED


TRENTON, n. j., March 3l.-The Investigation
into III bribery case closed at $50 this morning
Mr.. Clark was examined, and relieved Mr. Shinn
OF the dilemma TO which ne became involved I'm
reference TO throwing the envelope away after he
had taken the precaution, for the purpose OF
having evidence 10 get Judge Reed, of Camden, TO
put his name on It. Mr.. Clark explained the mat
ter clearly and attributed the Inconsistency 10 the
excited state OF Mr. Shinn at the time. Mr.. Shinn
passed a searching cross-eXamination. after which
the examination closed. 1t is expected that two
reports will be made.
SCENES OF WILD DISORDER IN TBB LEGISLATURE
TRENTON, n. j., March 31-The whole OF this
morning in the house was spent In hliibusterfng,
to prevent the report or the committee being CON-
Sidered and there were scenes OF wild disorder
The floor several times cleared by the sergeant
alarms Finally, Mr.. Carter rising TO a question
OF privilege, presented the report OF the committee
The speaker having ruled that this proceeding
was In order, members on the floor shouted and
Missed, and the crowded galleries. by applause and
cheers added TO the noise and confusion.
Mr. Robertson denounced the Introduction OF the
report as part OF the conspiracy To defeat Senate
bill 167, by gagg1ng the members.
When the hour OF IL, at which time II had been
decided 70 adjourn, was reached, the speaker de-
clared the house adjourned.
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The tsC0chct,, Claim.

The ssCOchct', Claim.
LETTER FROM MINISTER HURLBUr
At the meeting OF the House committee on for
eign affairs to-day Chairman Williams said that
he had just received communication from Minis
ter Hurlbut in regard to the COchet Claim" which
he desired to lay before the committee. The full
text Of the letter Is as follows:
UNITED STATES LEGATION, !
LIMA, PERU, 9th February, 1882
shall probably leave this city for the United
States early In In April, on leave Of absence. In
stand, is the foundation OF the "Peruv1an Compa-
ny," desire to state for your information or for
any committee Of either house which may choose
to examine II, certain principal and controlling
facts
lst Alexander Cochet was French subject;
ID His supposed heir, his illegitimate son,
through whom the company claim, was never legi-
timatized. or at all events 1 have no evidence
80: In that case Cochet's rights, If any, descend
to his sisters living in France.
4th. Granting that COchet had a claim, and that
1t was properly transferred to the 'Company y
still 1t was French claim, and the company have
acquired nothing but litigation is not within the
protection OF the United States, which Is only given
Tor injuries and wrongs inflicted upon American
citizens.
5th There never was any law OF Peru applicable
to case like that OF Cochet which gave tone
ceptIon The law relates only to .concealed % proo-
converts to encourage the discovery OF property
belonging to such converts "hidden and con-
cealed."
eth Cochet himself. In his life time, never made
any such claim.
7th The whole question Is 'res adjudlcata. ~ The
mixed commission OF Peruvian and French citi-
Zene. appointed under Q convention for that pur-
pose. That commission examined into the case,
and decided adversely to the COchet claim. This
decision Is public record in the French legation
and the Peruvian archives. give you these state
ments IN case there shall be an examination be-
f0r 7 fnrn fS11lv A nvrpr
Hon. Charles @. 4tUt0sNs, House OF ReLsesesst6-
uues. WaS14sa0tosa, D. C.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w WISCONSIN.
E1aov Lqei1s Fairchila win receive the Wisconsin
people IL the EsR PveE Of the Rys HonSe at O'Clock
1t Sec. Wis. Rep. Association. .
~ MRS. ELLEN FOSTER, OF IOWA, WILL
ING at so at Hane chrth corner Sh and
streets northwest. Public invited. IL
e RECEPTION TO DIR. DEALE, PRESIDING
Foundry chureh pm FRIbA Wy ss ff inst sl'eh
the Doctors friends are cordially invited to be present
~ ZENs' FIRE INSURANCE co.
73tss
INSURANCE CO.. of Washins,Op s and GeoTset9xn D.
B. F. MoRsEIL. Secretary. M " m2s-st
,Ks. HowARP TNIyEhSITY n;r z STg = prvrvr
s Be vsfsd S MoSdA sa
Is hnh free FFdsS TO sSSe pnbo from s p SSk
rso BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH, UNPLEAS-
sS ant breath and impaired hearing when resulting
from Catarrh are overcome. and the nasal passages
which have been closed for made free by the
use of ELIS' CREAM BALM. Price so cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
For three winters have been afflicted with Catarrh
and cold in the head Last winter 1 used ELYS'
CREAM BALM; it accomplished all that represent
ed- J.. r. MCCORMICK, tJudge Common PIeaS) Eliza
BETH n. J., Aug 25 1880.
For several years have been troubled with Catarrh:
have tried many remedies. ELYS' CREAM BALM has
proved to be the article desired believe it the only
cure. L. b. CoBURN. Towanda. Pa.
ELYs' CREAM BALM CO.. Owego NY.
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF sTOCKHOLD-
EKS Of Of the he G1LEMBIA COLIN, 81 M FIRE INSURANCE
held at the office of the Company. 1924 street on
April Poll H. K ssaSssaEy
" holders Of the CoRCoEAN FIRE 1NsURANcE
o2 e f as Of the Ii ssT
PGls M be opened at u and q e9sf bSff a
sW DR. R. B. DoHaESPfRSft bESffSft,
1909 F STREET NORTHWEST m2o-1m'
W DIR. J. HALL LFW,sf HyK!ft,sr
Has removed his Office to
1909 STREET NORTHWEST. m22-1m
~ DR. H. NJ. scHSpkEEs bfkE3sr
Has rsmeysd emo from 1lls Pennsylvania avenue to
E SPECIAL NOTICE.
Parties having goods deposited with me, upon which
the same on or before lst APr or goods will positively
DC sOiu without luft,ler nOtlc6.
p. WALLACH,
mil, Is, "a. Is. .3O&31 1417 Penna. northwest.
~T NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE (MEDI-
tS cal Department of Columbian University. hThe
Spring Course Of Lectures viii begin TUESDAY,
April 4th, at $50 =. m. and continue on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS of each week.
A. +. A. KING, II. D.. Dean,
m222w 726 18th street.
~ FURNISH INDUSTRIES NOT ALMS.-BE-
t neyoent citizens of the District Of Columbia who
approve of the practical methods cf the Associated
Charities are urgently requested to give orders for
making Fine and Plain Ladies and Gentemen's Under
wear. Chiidrens Clothing Household Sewing, knitting
Embroidery Domestic Service. Washing by the hour
day or any work q woman do, to the WoYnan's
Work Department Of Associated Charities. l4l8
street. lS
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AL the members Of the Cabinet were at the
meeting today ezcepe ne secEctazy of the Treas
uus
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NEW YORK. March 31.-The Andre monument at
Tappan, Rockland county, was again damaged
last night
Later adv1ces from Tappan says: Al II: 20 last
night the Andre monument was partially de-
stroyed by dynamite, judging from the nature OF
the report. The monument Itself is not damaged
pletely destroyed. The monument stands
erect on three pieces OF the base, the rest OF the
base being almost in atoms. The explosion OF the
dynamite used In the work was SO loud that it
awakened some OF the Inhabitants who on re-
pairing to the place whence the noise proceeded
saw what had been attempted, but failed 10 dis
cover the perpetratOr OF the deed. Mr.. Cyrus w.
Field, when seen at his Office this morning, said
that he had been notified or the matter but would
divulge no further particulars at present His
manner suggested that he had knowledge or the
person or persons engaged In the attempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-31

LIEUT.. EDWARD A. FIELD has been detached from
the receiving ship Passaic and ordered to the hy-
geographic Office.
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PHTsBuRG, Pa, March Sl.-Thts morning about
$50 O'Clock the safe factory OF Rieseck Bros, on
10th street, was discovered to be on fire. The
building was three-story brick, extending back
900 feet, and by the time the nre-engfnes arrived
the entire structure together with i've brick dwell
ings In the rear, were totally destroyed. The
dwellings, were occupied by seven families. all
poor people, who In the excitement and danger
barely escaped with their clothes The loss is es-
umated at 10000, and is partially covered by IN
surance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-31

PERsoNAL-Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham Bell, OF
Washington, were registered at the Office of the
New York Herald in Paris yesterday.
tary Gon is at the NATIONAL Representative
Walter A. Wood and Commodore UnShur OF Wash
ingtOn, were registered In New York last night.
Ill, is able to be out.-CO. Mcdonald. deputy
c. S. fish commissioner, leaves for New York to-
night, to be absent few days on business con-
nected with the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-31

THE GUILLoTINE will soon begin work In the
Treasury department, and the air is full OF rumOrs
as to whose heads will fall. The Secretary has fol
some time had under consideration the removal OF
number OF officials whose decapitatiOn will ere
ate quite stir. The orders have not yet been
issued, but shortly after the Secretary returns tC
Washington some will have to 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-31

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
enue s31O. SO 68; customs. ss46. .665 g.
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THE CoHHIqTHE appointed 20 consider the ques-
ton OF the best method for obtaining government
supplies for the Treasury department met yester-
day Afternoon A report from Q subcommittee,
recommending an amendment TO the law 30 as TO
do away with the necessity OF advertising for the
than the articles desired, was submitted The
committee took no action and adjourned till Mon-
dag.
RARHER NOVEL IEsITTulIoH has been started
under tie auspices OF the fourth division OF the
Associated Charities which furnishes q place for
poor women 70 leave their children during the day.
ThlS is Q large room called ssthe nursery and the
mothers bring their babies there In the morning
and leave them there under the charge OF a wo-
are given food and furnished with playthings and
pass happy, comfortable DAY, while the mothers
are enabled 70 80 70 Work without feeling that
their children are IN danger. On some days there
are as many as q dozen babies In the nursery.
A Da0per Upon the ssar Route Rob.
bcru,
From The n. Y. Herald.
The appointment OF Mr.. r. r. Merrick rs assist.
ant counsel FOR the governmental the star route
cases falls as 6amper upon any hopes the star
route robbers might have had Of escaping Justice,
and shows not only that the administration 10 ID
deadly earnest In the prosecution, but that At
tl9ney General Brewster knows how 70 select the
best men Cor important Work.
The Hoanna committee 00 WODnnA suffraRe of t2hD
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THE TOTAL INTEREST on the four per cent loan
due tomorrow is s., ,3Ss COO Treasurer Gilflan to-
day mailed fifty.two thousand checks in payment
OF the registered interest on that loan. amounting
to f3.535000. There has been paid this month out
or the Treasury, ST 100000 for called bonds, and
$3,0O0000 OF bond interest, which was due on the
1st OF March or prior to that date.
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THE 108TH BOND CALI.-The interest on the con-
tinued skies, l0Sth call, amounting to $4,000, 600
will be due on the 9Th OF April 1t is probable,
however, that the Secretary OF the Treasury will
anticipate this call few days upon his return
early next week. 1t is customary to anticipate
bond calls simply because the vaults OF the treas
ury become Overburdened with surplus OF gold !,
and by its circulation trade interests are benefited
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The Guiteau Case.

The Guft0au C0A0s
THE BILLS OF EXCEPTION SIGNED.
Yesterday afternoon, Judge Cox signed the nnal
bill Of exceptions In the case OF Guiteau, and the
record Is now In the hands OF the district attor-
ney. 1t Is the intention TO have the in General
Term heard at as early day as is possibe-proba-
bly, within q day or two after the next General
Term will convene, April 24th.
the PRISONER GETTING STOUT.
The prisoner has grown quite stout recently and
PROBABLY now weighs as much II not more than he
ever weighed Yesterday he received . visit from
Hon. A. II. Stephens, who had quite q lengthy
conveesafaon With him. It has been observed that
with those who treat him respectfully he Is quite
a0ab1e, but when one refuses TO shake his prof.
fered hand he feels Offended. day or two aince
q gentleman who declined to take his hand Wss
ordered by him to leave his ceu at once.
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CUNNINGHAM, THE wELL-KNOWN. RE
49, aATTEh = RTsIssed e DO IN kinds q yors
en3rmcoeas6 kaseznber The nunber-f40 eth aired
oe0NeSt nlaa1a
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TENTS FOR FLOOD SUFFERERs-The Secretary OF
War has ordered $50 hospital tents to be sent to
New Orleans, to be used by the Louisiana flood
sufferers, under direction OF the governor.
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- FURNISH INDUSTRIES NOT ALMS.-BE-
t neyoent citizens of the District Of Columbia who
approve of the practical methods CT the Associated
Charities are urgently requested to give orders for
making Fine and Plain Ladies and Gentemen's Under
wear Childrens Clothing Household Sewing, Knitting.
Eu broldery Domestic Service, Washing by the
day or any work a woman do. to the Wornan's
Work Department Of Associated Charities, l4l8 F
street. QS
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Reo DIR. h. b. DONALDSON,
SNS DENTIST,
Has removed his Office to
1909 + STREET NORTHWEST mo- I'm.
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Ex-SHERIFF ALBERT DAGGET, OF Brooklyn, who Is
chairman of the Kings county republican campaign
committee, is said to be authority for the state
ment that it is the desire of President Arthur that
Secretary Foiger shall be candidate for the New
York state guDernatiOnal nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-31

THERE were five cases OF smallpox In Milford
Michigan. last week
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THE MOREY-LINDsAY LETTER. - Washington
correspondence OF the Baltimore american says:
"John !. Davenport, who has been nosng around
Hagerstown and vicinity some days, telegraphs a
friend In this city that he has detinately ascer-
tained who the author Is Of the celebrated Robert
Lindsey letter, and will makes the facts known in
O few days"