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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11
THE ARTIFICIAL-sToNE CASE.
Conclusion OF the Testi,nony-Argumen
for the Defense.

The hearing in the case of the United States
a0aiDst John w WlIeYTfIi tN7ai,rL N, srrs 49,
'.'.ichnighl, JuiiIeS IA. horp ana
Warren G. Stone, charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud NJ. G. Rordell out of $1,000, was resumed
yesterday afternoon in the Police Court, before
Judge Smell. W. W. Wright, residing at 1898 Elev-
enth street, was called for the Government and
testified to purchasing one hundrcdth interest in
the patent, for which he paid $1,000, subsequently
transferring his interest to the company and re-
ceiving stock for it, G.. A. Whitaker, the last wit
ness called by the Government, testified similarly
to Mr.. Wright. Colonel Cook opened for the de-
iense and cited several authorities TO prove that
the court could not inquire into fraud committed
under patent, and that no charge could be made
against the defendants. Colonel Corkhill, for the
Government argued that the defense could not
protect themselves behind the soemnity ofletters-
patent, as they had been procured only as
said 1t was immatera at this time to
good or not The court was sitting merely as Il
committing magistrate and If he thought (ind in
Colonel Corkhill S opinion) fraud had been COM
mtted he ought to bind the defendants over TO the
said that Mr.. NJ. c. Rerdell was at that moment
| listening to long Indictment against himself be-
ing read in the Criminal Court and refreshing his
| IMAGINATION with an account of his virtuous do
| ings in Arkansas. Mr.. Merrck claimed that Rer-
dell was incited to the prosecution by rival arti-
| fetal stone companies, and that great pecuniary
| interests were involved In the case. He went on
| the patent was good and that no fraud had been
| committed. AT 4J0 Mr. Merrick was sent for 10
attend in the Criminal Court, and the case was ad-
| journed until twelve o'clock to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11
A SURPRISED TYPO.
An Interesting Presentation in "The
Republican" Job OHieP.

pleasant episode occurred in the jobroom OF
THE REPUBLICAN Office yesterday evening" which
was q decided surprise party to the good looking
and modest young foreman, Mr.. Richard II, Yates.
Mr.. Yates being ON the eve of embarking on the
sea OF matrmOny, his companions in the Office,
from president Of the company 70 the youngest
apprentice, united In making up n purse with
Which they purchased from AaTris, on Seventh
street, magnificent silver coffee and tea set OF
eight pieces. each piece handsomely engraved
with tho initial letter y, and this being
sIyly introduced into the job.rOom
while the foreman was sent away OH a
pretended business errand, he was astonished on
his return at being summoned before throng OF
officials, members Of the editorial staff, and en-.
ployees of the establishment, and briefly but
pnintedly told by Mr., Charlie Congor that the
gittering ware before him had been presented by
Ris comrades as a mark of respect to him as al
associate, of affection as friend, and of honor
! for his seven years Of faithful service IN thi'
| office Mr.. Yates looked at the speaker and thei
to one and another ofthe throng of faces eirele(
| around but could not speak for n moment o.
| more, when he simply thanked the donors, anC
said that they had taken him so uneSpectedi!
| that he could say but little more than he deepl!
! felt and appreciated the gift.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
Reports from the Various subdisiricts OF
Tic EaectIxe Work Done.

There was small attendance atthe regular meet
ing Of the board of managers Of the Associated
Charities last night IN the absence ofCommissioner
Dent DR.. Donaldson took the chair. Mr., L. s, Emory
the secretary, laid before the meeting the reports
from seven subdivisions showing that 372 applicG-
tons for relief had been received and 300 persons
benefited Nineteen persons had been given
employment, The central Office had received 500
applications for relief 194 Of which mad been
granted The financial showing was hattering
committee consisting of Messrs, Foster Pearson,
Gangewer. and DR.. Donaldson was appointed to
visit tho District committees Of Congress and i'm
press upon them the necessity Of approprating
d sufficient amount to enable the authorities
of Freedman's Hospital to add more beds to the
institution also to recommend that the name of
the hospital be changed 10 United States General
Hospital. The committee on regulations were in
structed to report the set of rules intended 10 gov
ern the workings of the various subdivisions at a
special meeting TO be held April a. Bills amount
ing 10 Sll3 were audited aud ordered to be paid,
and the meeting then adjourned. Collector Cook,
| DIR. Pardon DR.. Donaldson, Mr.. Mann, Mr.. Pratt,
Mrs. Spencer, and Mrs Walling were present.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

The Ladies' Aid Association Of the Garfield Ne
mortal Hospital met IN the Ebbltt House parlors.
Notwiths landing the drzzllng rain there was
number Of members in attendance The mem
beyship fec was fixed at 81, and 1t was decided TO
issue certificates of membership similar TO the In.
vitations to Garheld's inaugural ball. A circular
announcing such fact was ordered to be sent to
the vice. presidents for the various States and
Territories. Mrs. General Emory reported
that the arrangements for the tea.party
10 be held In the rotunda of the
Capitol on Saturday evening May G, were progress
ing nicely and that two thousand tickets had been
printed and were being distributed for sale A
followed, after which the meeting adjourned.
Among the many ladies present were Mrs GEN
eral Emory, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. General Ricketts,,
Mrs Cannon, Mrs. Laughton, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs.
Loring, Miss Weston, Mrs Harrison, and Mrs.
Sneaker Epifer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

TUNuE ROCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
Il has again made its annual contracts with the
leading business firms OF the city TO supply Its men-
bers with everything they their families require at
a large discount from regular prices, such as books
and stationery, boots and shoes, clothing, coal and
Woud drugs and medicines dry-goOds, furniture,
groceries and provisions, gashtting and plumbing,
house furnishing, hardware, bats, caps, and furs Ice
milk and butter, millinery, optical Instruments
oysters, paperhangings, pictures and frames sewing
watches and jewelry, insurance, &C. DC, whereby
from $50 to $50 year may saved. The new tickets
and trRde-st, costing Is cents, may be had from
Andrew Glass 1854 street southwest; A. n Dieeker
Bureau Engraving and Printing Smith Thompson,
War Department. j. t. Reynolds and j. W. Harshn,
Treasurer's ONCE; u. o. Ieech, Mint Bureau @. -
Treyitt, Secrotary's onlce, Treasury department. A.
n. Longley, Agricultural Departments Harry W,
Smith and John Corson, Quartermaster Generals 5
ONCE, or John Cook, secretary, CHS Twelfth street
northwest New members admitted 10 all the priVl.
eges OF the above contracts for g. Apply 70 any OF
the abOVe-named. apSd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11
ACROSS THE GARDEN WALL.

looked across the garden wall
Aud saw her therc-I see her yet
A little thing that played at ball.
What mattered fight2 what mattered faIlY
cllmbed-I broke the peach-tree's net
looked across the garden wall.
And, curls and pinafore and all,
Behcld her-ncvor 10 forget
A little thing that played At ball.
Grave has she grown discreet and tall,
Since when the morning dews were wet,
looked across the garden wall
Since she was i've years old, and small
With slipping sash all crooked set,
A little thing that played at ball.
But still, sweet wife, when recall
How first we loved how FIRST we met
1watch across garden wall
A little thing that plLysM ~
- YuI RO6yfl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

Messrs. Downing & Bro, will begin work upon
the renewal Of the jefferson School building to-
day, and the burned school rooms will be ready
for occupation, with many improvements, at the
opening of the next school year,
Special License Officer Raf yesterday arrested
six commercial agents for doing business without
license and they were released on payment OF
their iines-S200 each. TwOwere from New York,
three from Baltimore and one from this District,
Two additional cases Of smallpox have de.
veluped-One, Rosina Holly, eight years old, at 80
T. street southwest; the other, Phoebe Bird coll
ored thirty-slX years old, No. 444 Second street
southwest They were removed to the hospital
Elizabeth V. Luttrell received II permit yester-
day TO build brick dwelling on Massachusetts
avenue, near Twentieth street northwest, to cost
$1,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11
A Georgia story OF n silver Dollar

Mrs. Wicker, when girl twelve years old, was
kicked in the forehead by horse, fracturing hei
skull, and her physicians took an old Spanish dol
lar and cut it and put one.half over the fracture
which she carries TO this day. The other half was
either misplaced or lost and was never found un-
iii few days ago, when Mr.. Geat Wiggins, who
occupies the house now, was having the door
facing repaired the workman came across II
stored away behind the old facing, where It ha,
been for seyenty.two years. Mrs, Wicker Is still
living aud In good health, and is about eighty
four wears old-SdRdCTspHkc MeTcUTp.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11
a Message fron, ChLer EngIneer NIeIyIIIe

secretary huht mas IecelNeu ulsPalcH IRON
Engineer Melville, dated YakuIsk, January "a
as follows. 81 have the honor TO inform you thai
have this day completed all necessary arrange.
ments for supplies and outfits for six months, and
leave this place for Beum to-day, thence TO the
Lena Delta to continue the search for missing
comrades. The provision train Is four days III
advance of me, and unless some unforeseen cir
cunstauce arises | Will be AT the Hena Delta before
the LIST of March. No mails pass between Beluln
and Yakutsk between March and october there.
fore no anxiety need be felt for the safety OF my
selfand party for that time. | win keep you In
formed OF my movements as Ottcn as possible
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

The Ohio Republican Association held an en-
thusiastic meeting last night, Judge Lawrence in
the chair and Hon, H. @, McGrew secretary, A
committee was appointed TO drait resolutions
conveying 10 the family Of the late ]. b. Heron
the confidence and respect of the association,
Ten new members were enrolled, after which
Hon. Mahlon Chance made rousing speech,
which was enthusiastically received. Other gem
temen spoke and the meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

reception was given by the Young Mems
Christian Association at Foundry n. E, Church
last night. The plans Of the board Of managers In
regard TO the purchase Of the Chamborlin Club
House property on New York avenue and pledges
were received OF supscilpuoiS ~ auioun,lng 70 seg,
rendered by Ms. Powell, Miss Harvey, aud Mr.
Houghton after which retreshments were served
Rev. J. G. Ames presided, and there were several
addresses.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

7ho tssio OF THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
commenced on Thursday, January .. 1852 n Is hand
ioHle double sheet oroiDht pages dnddry.sir columns
Hcontds The nors from all parts Or The iCorid, and fS
specially hcretiing as containing The proceedings OF
DC Executive Legislative, and judicial branches ofc
Government, Including The appointments, promotions,
assignments and dtsmissds IN al departments or cor.
eTnincu scrrico II contains ruU report Of army ami
navy movements and orders. fnciudgs rs a Soccidi
fcutrc me political, personal did social and
eictv gossip Of me Nation sCdp0dL
IN short, Is The best and only trscklV paper IN
America oirino, m addition 10 nW general ne,Us rrom
oil parts OF the irord complete photograph Of tUc,
dofrgs, and proceedings at he Cdptdi OF he Nation.
7trpss Single copies, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS Vcdr; ten copics more 10 address,
DOLLAR per copN Postage prepaid by The publishers.
Sdinpic copies ftcc.
Nom "a The time 10 subscribe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

CoNGREssMEN whose cuticle has been so
much abraded that it affords no protec-
ton to the cutis-Uera will vote against the
franking privilege to avoid the lash of
the independent" press.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

IF the Democratic party were to achieve
one substantial victory, and were to
jubilate thereat in proportion TO its
shouting and roaring over few local
successes in Ohio and Indiana, the aged
organization would rupture its diaphragm
and 90 hence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

An Ohio Journalist fired twentysix bullets at a
stuffed alligator lying on a sand bank, and then
paid boy two shillings totell him whether he was
cross eyed or only stOnc-blind
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

THE country has a right to expect that
Mr.. Tilden will continue to thunder his
terrible rebukes of official corruption in
the ears of the applauding populace.
There are scores of railroad officials who
still cling to the assets of plundered cor
porations, not having yielded to the COM
pulsory influences that induced Mr.. Til
den to disgorgc, The righteous wrath of
the Sage may well boiisrysa cl9iis:ss es !; ~
members that heNv,S S'"r over "ne'i he re-
ILL tI,o.. -s'thevss Lad to loosen his grip
,.e(,n.se hold on. He should belabor
m unsnarinply
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

GORHAM cries aloud for an independent party in
South Carolina, and in the same breath indorses a
policy that will make such a party an imposs-
bility-AHdntd Constitution.
Not so. The policy of allowing the
legal voters to vote is all we advocate.
The black voters would follow the best
white men of the State under that sort
of independentism. They would not
trust at all those who remain in the
Democratic party, which has no vitality
except its hatred of the negro.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11
An Embarrassing Question.

Presently some one will be asking whether there
is republican form of government in South
Carolina Such n question, put by authority and
pressed for an answer, would be very embarTnss.
Ing to the onion skim ballot, shotgun Bourbonism
of the Palmetto State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

THE cable brings news that the Khedive
of Egypt has reduced the legal rate of in
terest to nine per cent. That is about
three per cent. better than the last Demo-
cratic administration in this country could
do
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

By the will Of Zenas Barnum, who was wealthy
citizen Of Baltimore large fortune is LEFT to his
only relatvepMr Frank BRrnum, only on condi-
tiOn that the latter renouncCs the Roman Catholic
priesthood and sewers every relationship of his
with the church.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

Mason in the Albany pententiary is doing more
for " Betty ana the baby" than ever he did In the
army, ,-SfuROkn Times.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

If each Democratic member of Con-
gress were asked what articles should be
protected by Il high tariff the entire list
Of our products would be embraced in
their various replies The thing on
which each member desires to have the
duty reduced or abolished is produced in
another members State
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

When the good little boy reads that Jesse James
was buried in II $500 coffin the effect upon his
moral growth may not be sNlutNry, lie may feel
as If he would like something of the kind him
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

ow {, ne ttme to suo,crt1,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

Women everywhere use parkers Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned by experience that II
the back and Kidneys and other troubles OF the
sex.-H0me J0lrfldL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11
SInnhcrInr Mr.. Chandler

Washington scene: Deep-voiced guzzler-" HI
waiter bring me three more schoonepl" Awe.
struck spectators, Whispering" That must be the
new Secretary Of the Navy''-LouisHae Courier
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11
The Snlh { Egge ManuIaoLarIng COnpaly

LOCK BoX liO5 BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
Manufacturers Of speciaties In Light HARDWARE hnd
Metallic Goods generally, Government ana Hlaht
Padlools, Sewing Naohine Locks, Plano Locks, organ
Locks; the acknowledgements diaut sash Chhn su-
perOr 70 every other ana very much cheaper mo hps
cial pulley requlTed). The Smith 4 kgBe Mnnuihc,
turing Co. also attention 10 the MAXI
estimates for the cost OF the mRnpheture oi patented
nyentlona gpd Pll the necessary tools nna We manu-
featuring OF tue sRme on royalty An comlnnnleA
tions treated eohhdentally. del9'FIhSBin
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an communications mustbo addressed "7b he Editor
ofTHE RErunLicAN," and 10 btstre publication must
eotThen iegtbiy one side OF s paper only, tgiU,
Hduc and residence Of Mc tcritor attached No conf
nlunicdtiOns tUiu be returned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-11

THE Democrats have gotten another
plank for 1884. No more elephants on
the free-list.
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4 amusemcnin To.NiEh'.

NATIONAL THEATRE-Joe Jeiicrson-"The RI
vals."
FoRp's OPEnA-HoUsE-The Tourists
LTNCOLN HALG,-GuGrnsey- -Lstemann Comblna-
ton
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.


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Population Of the National CapitaI. 10000.

wAsHINGToN. D. %, ApRIL u. 1ss2.
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FOR sALE-Miscelianeous.

LoR sALE-A NEwFoUNDLAND DOG, II
IL months old. Inquire at 22l street northwest.
apll-3tH
INOR SALE-BALANCEO OF STOCK OF FANCY
and Staple Dry Goods of 00i Seventh street north
west with store fixtures; one of the best locations
for this kipd Of hn All 4 " egitv
- apo.5tt A. GODDARD
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EOR. SAI.I-I.nts-

ap3 I42o New York avenue.
LN0R SALE-oN FOLLOWING TERMS: SO
E cash and % monthly. twenty beautiful Building
Lots, at $3.50 each situated Eleventh street, be-
tween and streets, and on street northeast; one
block north of Lincoln Park and three blocks from
East Capitol street cars; lots grade; water, gas
and sewerage ]. w. STARR, i429 New York ave
nue.. mrI6 i'm
VNoR SALE-A FINE BUILDING LOT ON
IL street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth, at q sac
rihce for cash. OTIS BIGELoW & Co., COS Seventh
street northwest. nlri.0
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UTANTED-To BORROW ti4.ooo FOR YEARS
w al AZ per cent payable quarterly, on 1Tst.eass
improved real estate 10 the city, worth three times
the amount. Address w. H., 92s street northwest.
apll-Af
VXTANTED-PUPILST TO RECEIVE INSTRUC-
w tOn the Organ For full directions as 70 terms
and method send full address TO ETH EEL MAYTON,
city postofIice. Introductory lessons given free.
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FOR SALE-Farms.

EoR SALE OR RENT-DESIRA BILE COUNTRY
II Residence, at Ammendale Station, B. and o. II.
r., IA miles from Washington adjoining Admiral
Ammen's property and In elise proximity to good
schools and churches. Apply TO MRS GUEST, 1913
1 street northwest. apiTu,T ,S8t@
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FOR RENT-Houses.

NOR RENT-UNTIL OCTOBER /, 1892 ON REA-
A sonable terms Furnished House, No. 1919 Vermont
avenue; references required. apll3t@
VNOR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED COUNTRY
II House, garden, fruit and Ice. Apply at ltl7 sew
enteenth street apl0.3tH
IToR RENT-l0.ROOM HoUSEi HALL, WATER,
A. gas LatrObe. bath, and bay window; location
northwest neghborhood good; rent sl6, Apply at
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JNOR SALE-PRINTED CARDS, FURNISHED
IL Rooms. with Table Board;" "Thls House for
Rent, apply at -" and Furnished Rooms for
Rent" price 10 cents EACH are for sale at the Busn
Office of The National Republican. de7.tf
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL RENT OR
Il Trade city Country Property. come and see the
great bargains at WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTH
ERS, ST. Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn.
sylvana avenue northwest. mhiptf
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Mooney TO LEND ON IMPROVED REAL ES-
lNl tate In the city; no commission charged. Ad-
dress PRINCIPAL, Republican office. apll-3tE
LNoR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, A PLEASANT
~ Travelling Business netting $50 week. good rea-
sons for selling Those meaning business address f.
NJ. f., Republican office. apl03t*
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, IN
INL 10 suit, real estate security w. w.
DANENHoWER a. SON, 1912 + street northwest.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

II OFFER FOR SALE THE STOCK AND FIX
lures In store 90i seventh street northwest, This
is n splendid opportunity for any person wishing to
embark in the Dry Goods business the location is
one of the best In the city.
apll-3tt A. GODDARD.