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National Republican., 1882-04-25

Tho tssuo OF THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
commenced on Thursday, January 8. 1882 Hsd hand
foue double sheet Of eight pages dnddny-stT cootns
contains NE ncics from al parts or me trord n,d is
specially Interesting containing ne procccdtnrs N
nc ErecRc. Legislative, aud judicial branches or ne
Government, f,iriudfng ne dppott'HS1it promotions,
assignments, and dss,ris "a al departments or Hor
e'rneni contains ruU report Of army and
ndvp uorsHcris ana ordsrt II Includes as special
feature he POLITICAL PERSONAL and social nccs opd so
efetp gossip Of ne meteorological
IN short. u " he best and only ,rectiy paper m
america pfrua, addition 10 OIu general rom
dupdris or nc irorid, complete photograph g ne,
dotnp' and proceedings at the Chpitdi Of No Ndtton
7rrmSs Singie coptcs. ONE DOLLAR ANp FtTry
Vedr ten cOpes ~ address, ONR
DOLLAR per com. Postage prepaid by ne publishers.
Sample copies nee.
N1tp ff me tftlr N s,,bs~rybs
National Republican., 1882-04-25
The nIcl.sIcr ConntcrreItinx case

In the Criminal Court yesterday Mr.. John f.
Norris called Judge Wylies attention to the case OF
Thomas J, Biclsler, now In Juil for counlerieitng
Mr.. Norris said the prisoner had been in jail for
eighteen months. Mr.. Tnggnrt said he had been
tried and sentenced TO eight years in the peniten-
tiary but the court above had set aside the lndict-
ment as being bad, The Government had been
trying "a secure witnesses who lived in the county
and Virginia, aud they were difficult to get at.
Several had been before the grand jury, and an
indictment would be found to-day ana the case
set for hearing next Monday. Under the ciTGum-
stances Judge Wylie refused to interfere in the
National Republican., 1882-04-25

The above named gentleman was confirmed In
executive session yesterday as collector Of the
sixth North Carolina district This case has been
hnngiug up for some time, the North Carolina
Senators having opposed his confirmation, But
Senator Vance having got through his resolution
To Investigate the administration OF the district
the two Senators Withdrew their opposition and
he was readily confirmed. He Is a gentleman Of
high character and intelligence, and Of much in
fuenCe with the Republican party.
National Republican., 1882-04-25

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or at ne counter IL CENTS for single COPY;
fro Wccts, TwENrN-FrvE CENTS; one month, FIFTY
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hthers
His dcrerrd m Washington and nc suburbs on car.
Tfsrs at The SANE rates
gnerc Is Hobeiier time than ne presentto sb,cribe M
ne Hrciiest brightest and beet ncUspdper published at
ne National ulpi,dL Scnd copies to your Jrtsilds
National Republican., 1882-04-25

A bRld.headed professor reproying youth for
the exercise Of his fists We fight with our heads
at this college" The youth reflected a moment,
aud then replied " An, see, and you have butted
all your hair f'-Soutl0ri Times,
National Republican., 1882-04-25
Population Of thc National Capital. 100000

NATIoNAL TnEArRE-ItalIan Opera" Faust."
FoRps OrERN.l .lToUsE-H Hess Acme English Opera
Compauy-"Thc Widow"
WILLARD HALL-Profrgsor Carpenter.
ODp fBtIowE HALIs-'fhe Worlds Museum.
National Republican., 1882-04-25

THE wonder of the period is, how can
50 much trouble be packed into so small
o space as is occupied by Bulgaria.
National Republican., 1882-04-25

Women everywhOre use ParkoTs Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned by experience that tt
the back and Kidneys and other troubles OF tho
aex.-H0ms JouFad
National Republican., 1882-04-25
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
pEPARrlmNT or THE INTl

Sealed proposals will be received at this Depart.
ment until ~ O'Clock m, THURsDAY, May "a, 1881
for furnishing stationery for the Department of the
Interior during the fscal year ending Juno 30, lss3
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the Items and
estimated guam titles required, together with circular
relating thereto Will be furnished application TO
this Department
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of
the Interior, and indorsed Proposals for Stahon-
cry"
No contract W DC dodrded upderthis advertisement
until dl appropriation shdH hare been Hidds by Con-
0ress for 0e purchase Qf me Stationery required.
IL. IA. TELLER
ntyn0-Tu Tn 81 Secretary,
National Republican., 1882-04-25

DROPosALS FOR DREDGING,
II UNITED STATES EN0iNHhR OFFICE,
1907 Penn. ave, Warrington, ID. O., April II, 1872
Sealed proposals for Dredglng Ia the liarhoIh Of
Washington and Georgetown, u, Ca Will be receiyed
at this oiice until ~ m. on "WEDNESDAY, May 10,
1882, and opened Immediately thereafter.
Specifications containing detailed Information and
blank forms OF proposals can he obtained at this
ofilco, where maps and plans may also be seen. The
fight TO reject any or ALI proposals Is reserved
ap2O-St 4 n. ALBERT, U. s. Owl Engineer.
National Republican., 1882-04-25

Il osT-oH SUNDAY LAST, ON THE SQUARE
IL lbounded by n, NJ Twelfth and Thirteenth stFN 10,
ohlld,e Gold Baah-pln. suitable reward II returned
70 1919 N atreet northwest ap229F
National Republican., 1882-04-25
FOR SAFE AND RENT.
SUTPHEN & ROGERS,
Real Estate and Rental Departm't t,

OO Z TEN cN ROGERO,
Real Estate and Rental Departm't,
STREET. 93e NORTHWEST.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS PROMPTLY TRANSACTED.
FREE ADVERTISEMENT in THE DAILY
PAPERS
FOR SALE
Positively Great Bargain to an Immediate Pur-
chaser In Choice Building Lots and Fine Residence,
with modern improvements.
FOR SALE
HOUSES WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENT
No 1914 18th vt. n. W., t0-room House.
No l0l0 18th 81. n. W., 1O-room House.
No 1913 18th st. n. W., ilroom House. cor. COrcoran
street
sroom House on + street. 5000.
7room House ON street, $3.50
New House and 1900 feet, for sale for $500.
Nos. 1l03 l05 li01 l1O0 I'LL, aud 1it3 II ST. nice
Groom Houses, and at n bargain
nice Groom, two-story House, modern Improve
inents, st., between nth aud 18th pressed brick
mont nice parking, &C., N,O0n
- Nice Broom Brick House, on 9th st., between o and
Nice three-story Brick House, rooms, modern inn
provemens, with twostory Brick Stable, NO 100 llth
I2i i7th H. W.. House and Lot, 2DS by 100 feet at
A5 600; terms to suit,
Very fine Farm about miles from city, under good
cultivation.
Also other Farms and Lands
Six beautiful Lots on NJ ST., west OF Connecticut
ave, q feet each, at 81 cents.
Three Building Lots near 20th and p SITS n. W., at
Also 10 beautiful Building Lots in Georgetown
overlooking Washington city, on z 81.
Very desirable Building Lots, comprising whole
front, commanding beautiful view OF the whole city
WANTED
Houses. Lots, and Farms % sell -
mrH SUTpHHN g ROGERS.
National Republican., 1882-04-25

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses,
Stores shops, aud Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices &c, and how they may be
seen. Property FOR sale In all parts of the city.
Money TO loan on real estate Call
mr25 b, II, WARNER, 0i6 + street.
National Republican., 1882-04-25
LOST AND FOUND.

i osT-APRlL ~, BHrWREN SIXTH AND
j ! Twelfth streets, pennsylvania avenue, a
DOgskln Glove, fur top, knife blade spring VIII
finder please leave at Tho Republican office, aud re-
ceve pay for troubleY ap253t4
dh 40 REWARD LOST, AT sT JOHNS
ID OO Church, March TO- little Skye Terrier,
about pounds weight, duck legs, haxen head of silky
hair blue back light sandy yellow underneath whole
length, legs the same Stolen BY light mulatta be-
tween 70 and 90 slender, medium height, gray suit,
assisted by two mulait1 youths and two dogs de.
cOys. For skye Terrier anu detection aud conviction
Of the thief 100 Will be paid S25 for the dogno
questions asked and trouble given. The thief and
and his dogs from his daily walks to March " six.
teonth street. must be known 10 some OF It's honoet
colOred residents between and Scott Statue or to
some oOachmen around that nelghborhoOd. Gail on
or address DIR. WALLIS, 1923 street northwest.
ap228ts
National Republican., 1882-04-25
DEsIRABLE IMPROVED PROP,
FOR SALE.


VERMONT AVENUE, bet j. and NJ SITS n.
Fine 8-stOry Brick Residence, with every con-
venence. Lot % feet by 1876 feet to q wide public
alley Price, 10000
No. 1881 X sTREf7rN. w, opposite FRANKLIN Park, {;
Three-siury hrOwn.stone front Residence, with
to 3tioot alley One OF the most desirable loca-
tions In Washington. Price 81, 500.
No. II IOWA CIRCLE n. W.:
ThTce-stOry Brick Broom Dwelling, with mod
-. ern imgroyemenis; Price, 5000.
THIRTEENTH STREET bet. X and J. sts n, W.:
FneS.stOry Brick Residence. containing II rooms
and all cunYeniences, near FRANKLIN Park. Lot
2l feet by I'D feet to lh-fOOt alley Price S22 800
FOURAND-A-HALFS STREET, bet. @ and ID ss. II. W. {;
Elegant 3stOry brown stone mont Dwelling, with
oil modern improvements. Large lot with Stable
on the rear. Price, -.
No. 1873 L STREET N. W., near Ebbitt House:
Three-sury 25-rOOm Brick, with modern I'M
pr9yemcnts; Lot q feet by llS feet to wide alley.
FsTREBT bet sixth and Seventh SITS. N. W., nOar u.
8. Patent Ohce;
Thrce.story 1O-room Brick, with all convent.
ences. Stable on rear. Large lot. Price, 10000
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, near Thomas Circle:
Small Frame Cottage. with lot 80 feet front, eN-
tending through to NJ street,
ELEVENTH 81. n; w, bet Pa, ave: and f st. n. W.:
Three,story story Brick s-room Dwelling and Store.
Twenty. FIFTH STREET N. w, corner of N st.:
Large Corner Property, 1873 feet on Twenty-flth
street and 23s feet on N street. Improved by
large Brick Building formerly used as glass
THos J. FISHER & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, 1924 street northwest, near
apl5l2t EbOitt House.
NOR sALE-AN ELEGANT IERooM RESI-
II dence, with all modern improvements; immedl
ate possession; $4,000. Inquire at Room l, 529 sew
enth street, mr3-tf
National Republican., 1882-04-25

JUMBo has got into New Jersey, but
there are grave mathematical doubts as
to his being able to enter Delaware.
National Republican., 1882-04-25
~ Captain and O :,

DROPOSALs FOR PACKING BOXES.
IL Treasury DkpARIhENr, April ~, 1851
sealed proposals ur furnishing four hundred (if0l
Packing .BOxes will he received at this DEPARTMENT
until the SECOND DAY OF MAY lss2, az ~ NJ.
Specifications and all necessary Information will bo
furnished upon application.
The bids viii be considered and accepted or rejected
Item by item.
The boxes contracted for must be furnished from
time to time In quantities purAuant 10 orders nom
the Department
The entire quantities viii, however be called for.
All deliveries will be subject TO Inspection and
be accepted.
Deliveries must be free OF charge at the Treasury
Department. Washington, d. q. .
Proposals TO be addressed TO ne Chief Clerk and
marked Proposals for Packing Boxes"
The Department reserves the right TO waive defects
al Sps.3Tn.Th m : cMAs. ]. FoLaER, Secretary.
National Republican., 1882-04-25
FOR RENT-NIiscelIaneous.

nor RENT--lO ACRES, SUITABLE FOR GAR
II den purposes 3-roum hOusei fine water, 90;
lear Brooks station. JOHN SHERMAN & co, 81,
loud Building Rp2l-5t
National Republican., 1882-04-25

II. NJ. S. PINAFoRE,
Mr. Herndon Morsell as Frederick and Ralph, Mis-
Eva Mills as Mnble and Josephine, Mr.. e. Is. Hay NJ
Major-General and Sir Joseph Porter. MIR. Hamilton
Adams, II. A. Foreslnan, William H. Daniel, Frank
Pearson, L. T. Sebold, Mrs Jennie True, Miss Lillit
Bond, Miss Mollie Byrne Mrs. II. b. Fadeley, Mrs. d
b. Mac Leod, aud Miss Mona Cook In the cast. do
tail of National Rifles will act as Marines The choru
viii consist sixty of the best singers Of this city foil
and complete orchestra, and new and elaborate cos
tunes and scenery. Admission, 20 cents: Matinee
so cents Reserve seats without extra charge at Ellis
apl7-i2t
r ECTURE ON COMPARATIVE WISDOMioI
II ! Whites and Blacks" at Lincoln Hall. WEDNES
DAY EVENING, April 20, by ISAIAH q, WEARS
Esq, of philadelphia, the brilliant negro orator
Hon w. d. Kelley, NJ. O., of Pennsylvania, will pre-
side, Admission, % cents. 252t
NTORLD'S neutrality-suspicious. HALL
w Open daily-l TO and to 10. Wonderful Liv
ing and Mechanical Curiositles aud rst-class Stag
Performances. Admission, is cts; reserved seats il
cts. extra. ap20tf
National Republican., 1882-04-25
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH CDR. BoVEEs)
IN 1il7 g street. opposite Riggs House. Large pool
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday aud Friday, No
open Sunday. Open from a. M TIL 10 y. m; Satur
day, 10 p. m. Baths, 81; tickets, $3.50.
apo DIR. II. L. BoVEE Electrician.
VNHE sHEDD BATHs 9O3 T. STREET NEAT
Il Ninth, well known as the oldest and hest In th,
city. This bath is constructed with view to conven
phur, and Mercurial Baths given with skill and en
persnce Shsnp2oer o. ten Eearf eXpeTensSe nee at ms
Sunday from a. M. TO p. m. mrSlf
National Republican., 1882-04-25
HORsES AND CARRIAGEs.

TOR RsALE-YoUNG, STYLISH, AND GENTLE
II Horse; also nearly new Sldebar Buggy aud uaT-
ness; can be had cheap, as the owner leaves town.
Call at southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and
First street southeast II to p. m. ap2j-3ts
VNoR SALE-HAMBLETONIA MARE, HAR
IL ness, and Sldebar Wagon, cheap for cash, or ex.
change for other property. llo3 street. N. Il. g.
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PIRATES or PENZANCE,
and Saturday evening April %

BENEFIT ST. JOHNS MITE ASSOCIATION.
Friday evening, April %, and Saturday Matinee,
National Republican., 1882-04-25

ITO BE SOLD CHEAP, BY PRIVATE SALE
4 Top Wagons, Top Buggy, 2 sets Of Harness
and family Carriage Horse, Apply to WILLIAM
CAHlLL, 40 Green street Georgetown. ap2tatt
VNOR SALE-HoRSES, AT w. Majors; ONH
~ Conductor dark CHESTNUT years old, kind and
prompt driver; dark-brown Sanford, years old,
good road horse, single double. To be seen al
WASH NAILORS Stable, II street, between Thir'
given. apr Nf
National Republican., 1882-04-25
PROPOSALS.
i TON SC.
OFFIoh PuRCHAsINa AND DEPoT

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPoT
COINIssARY OF SunsIBTFSCE
WAsHINoToN, d. O., April 20, 1852.
Sealed proposals. In tripllcate, addressed 20 the un
dersigned, Will be received at this Office until u
O'Clock noon, on Wednesday, May II, 1882 at which
time and place they will be opened In the presence OF
bidders for furnishing the Fresh Beef required by the
Subsistence Department United states army At TINS
commencing July j isS2; Separate proposals will
also be received Tor furnishing from the contractOrl
stall during the same period such choice cuts Ut
Fresh Beef, Mutton, and Corned Reef rs may b. re-
Qured for sales TO officers The Government re.
serves the right reject any or all proposals. Inor-
nation conditions, quality OF beef payment &C.
q II. PENRO
nOaS-lt CAPTAIN and u 4, u, n, A.
National Republican., 1882-04-25
DRoFEssoR CARPENTER,

WILLARD HALL,
Every night, o'clock and Saturday Matinee p. M.
Psychology and Mesmerism, Nj ystery and Fun, Artih,
cial Dreams and Somnamb1lism on the stage. The
most Interesting and amusing exhibition ever wit
messed. Diferent every night Admission, 25 so. and
10 cents Matinee, 10 and 2, cents. apl0
Il INCOIN HALL
National Republican., 1882-04-25

AND POPULAR OPERA
AT THE REGULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION.
G. d. HESS
ACME ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,

after season noted for a succession of brilliant sue
cesses, will appear on Monday with an absolutely
hrst-class English company, producing the most pop
ular operas with the highest excellence, by 20 voices
including the following well known and favorite art
ists; Henry Peakes, Mark Smith, Louise Searle, al.
fred Wilkie, James PeaSes, Walter Allen, Adelaide
Randall, Mary y. Wadsworth, Emma Pressy Louise
E5sng, Emma Esner, and II. Fairweather.
National Republican., 1882-04-25

A BARGAIN INlk22 II STREET NORTH WEST;
N ~ rooms and stable; also Lot on Meridian Hill.
j.. AMBLER SMITH Lawyer Claims and Patent
Attorney, Webster Law Building. Ap2l-3t+
INOR SALE-NICE BROOM HOUSE; BATH
II room and water closet. 1909 Ninth street north
west; easy terms. Apply premises. ap226ts
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
The sights al BnrnumushOw,

The great exhibition to be here TO-
morrow, the 18th inst, set the New
York papers wild. The Tribune speaks
as follows:
After the "grand entire" in the after
noon Jumbo marched ar ound the cir
ole and to the music Of the band, the
great elephant Queen was led into the
central ring, while between her fore
legs demurely trotted little Bridgeport.
The latter was hailed with great ap.
plause. After that for three hours the
rings were the scene of a varied enter
tainmenS. Imported Trakene and
Ukraine trick stations piroutted en-
their hind legs, while troupe OF
trained dogs went through tragedy
performance. Two little donkeys aud
clown drew peals Of laughter from
the children to whom his jokes and
funny sayings were new. Then came
some grotesqus dancing and high
kicking by three persons who seemed
totally devoid of spinal columns.
Next Nine Zazel clad in pink tights,
after walking the invisible high wire
| was hoisted by the neck TO BEAM and
took the terrific headlong dive landing
in net whence she looked at the
audience smiling and kissing her hand,
Then with shrill cry which echoed
through report that shook the build
ing she was fired from a cannon but
luckily again landed III the netting.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Making Hho,s work oft.

In the siege of Troy, Apollo encour-
aged the Trojans to be valiant against
the Greeks, by saying: THE mighty
Achilles does not night to-day" 1t
would seem as if Death had been bid
ding disease 20 make its greatest in
roads upon men, by saying "Hunt's
Remedy is out of the market" But
the Trojans found to their cost, that
the mighty Achilles came to the field,
slew their greatest champions, and
made short work of the battle. And
Hunts Remedy, as an Achilles against
kidney and liver diseases, has taken
the field, aud is making short work Of
all such ailments. Hundreds of testi-
monials from all quarters are coming
in as to the might of this champion
medicine. Not surer was the sword OF
Achilles than is this powerful, yet
peaceful, remedy in bottle form, as It
wages war against dropsy, urinary and
kidney complaints, and overcomes. 1t
il wise to call in its aid.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
A Rocky MOuntain hallway Tan
moi.

The Denver and South ParL Divi-
sion of the Union Pacific Railroad
pieroes the main range Of the Rocky
mountains, 15O miles southwest OF Den
YER, Colorado. The length of the tun
mel is 1,7OO feet, and its altitude above
the seq II, 800 feet. The approaches on
either side are described as marvels Of
engineering skill, laid through scenes
unrivaled for grandeur ana magnih'
cence. Although the tunnel commences
with a sharp curve at its eastern end,
so nicely was the engineering done,
chat when workmen from either side
met in the heart of the great snowy
range, they found only about one 'tch
variation in the respective bores.
This tunnel, said to be- the highest in
America or Europe, leads to the new
silver region of GunnisOn.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
A WO1an's Congress.

The Tenth Congress of the Association
for the Advancement of Women met
yesterday in Portland Maine. Reports
we're presented from the Committee on
Science by Professor Marea Mitchell of
New York; on "Retorms and Statistics" "
by Mrs. e. G. Mason, of Wisconsin, and
on cart" by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
who presided in the afternoon session,
made an address. She said the first and
step to remedy an evil il to understand
it. Therefore, she urged women to
study existing evils. She condemned
partisan action on the Chinese question,
and urged women to side with justice
and the Chinese" Miss abb w. May
read paper, by Mrs. Emma G. Bacon,
of Madison, Wis, urging that "children
had right to be we'll born, mentally
and physically" The paper was dis
cussed by Rev. Autoinette Brown
Blackwell, of New Jersey, and Kate
Garnett Wells, of Massachusetts. Vari-
oua other papers were read, and Maria
K. ZAkezwska, Of Boston, discoursed
upon the "rslatioue of marriage"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
RMAIEaGnl DOIMkA.

The Democratic Convention of the
Second Judicial District of Maryland
v sterday renomina5ed John M. Robin.
son, of Queen Anue county, for Chief
Justice, and Joseph A. Wlckes, Of
Kent and Frederick Stump, of Cecil
Tor Associate judges.
Ex- Senator Bruce, cOlored, addressed
a large political meeting in the Court
House ~ ViCksburg on Tuesday. NJ 4ny
Democrats who wero present thanked
bim at the close of his remarks "for the
zone and temper Of his speech" He
will speak ia jackson to day.
Democratic Congressional nomi'
nations were mad Yesterday as fol oWs
Ninth Massac chnsetts District, Theo.
dore Lyman, of BrookIino Che CeVil
Service Reform nomiuee); Tenth
Massachusetts, john Hopkins, oI
MilIbury, Fifth Tennessee, Richard
Warner.
Republican nominations for Con-
gressmen were made yesterday as fol
lows;
Eighteenth Pennsylvania Dlstri ct
i. e. Atkinson, Of Mlfhmtowu; seconC
Massachusetts,, John u. Long (GoVer
nor OF this StaJe); Third Connecticut
John 7. Wait, present incum bent.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
TneCoIOrecl Republicans,

The colored Curry and Hastings CLUB
Of the Seventh ward continues to IN
crease iD number, and now have llo
names enrolled. A meeting was held
last evening that was largely attended,
aud the following resolution was
unanimously passed:
Resolved, That inasmuGh as the
Republican party has proven the un-
tiring friends OF freedom and educatl n
we renew our confidence in that party
and pledge ourselves to sup ort both
iCs nominees and soul-rC deemtLg
principles, and that we rspudtate as
grossly absurd any attompt OF the
white mans party TO secure the negro
VOty.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
snit nnA NOnMter suit.

Mrs. Dora Shortiss entered suit
against Mrs. Emma StOops, be fore
magistrate Dyrtoletts, for using abusive
language toward her. The case was
heard 0nTuesday before large number
of spectators. The evide," being
conclusive Mrs. Stoops was required to
furnish $lOO peace bond and to pay
the costs in the case. The whole party
then repaired to Squire Coles where a
counter suit was entered against the
complainant in the preceding case
for abusive language. The evidence
here showed that Mis-. ShOrtiss had
also used abusive language and she
was ordered to pay fine Of60 cents and
COSTS. This seemed to satisfy the whole
party, who hailed from BrowntoWn,a and
they left tho magistrates with their
countenances wreathed in smiles.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Downfall Dcrnoc rat.

CHICAGO, October 1.-The News
says: FRANKLIN L. Chase, Chairman of
the CuOk County Observation-Disclosures,
has proven defaulter for an amount
estiEna. ed at from $4,000 to $4,000.
Drink, fast living and speculation
caused his downfall. He was lawyer
and the money had been contided to him
by his clients, who trusted him withOut
security. Mrs. Norton, widow of
Chasa's protector, Judge Norton, loses
$40, 900, and through her the story first
came 20 light. Chase managed to set
tie small part OF her claim TO avoid the
perstntency, but the other creditors have
within few days pressed him 30 hard
that he has threatened to commit
suicide, and custodian has been placed
in his house. Chase contesses his in
solvency, but denies any criminal act.
He says his attempts to get rich fast
have resulted disastrously.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
Painful Accident,

About 3 o'clock Tuesday aftern Don, q
man named Edward Talley met with
o painful accident at Simmons y Bros.
sash shop. He was changing the bits
on the moulding machine, when from
some cause it started, and striking him
on the elbow inflicted painful wound.
He was taken to his residence, where
his injuries " ere attended by DR.. Smith
Cooper.