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National Republican., 1882-08-09
Police Court Notes.

Frederick NJ. Binder was given six months in
jail for stealing the clothing and vase of room
mate.
George Wilson, a sailor, w0s fined $40 for bat
tering another sailor named James Fitzpatrick.
Samuel Kicks, colored, was charged with being
an unlicensed hackman. He convinced the court
that he had gone out of the business aud fine of
sl5 was imposed aud execution of sentence sus-
pended.
Elizabeth gilbert, mnlatto girl, WAS sentenced
amethyst ring from her employer, Mr.. Joseph
Fisher. The girl tried TO make It appear that the
house was burgarized, but the property was found
in her possession
Mary Welsh and Annie Murray were committed
to the workhouse for yagTancy.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
Washington Grove Camp.

The tenth annual meeting of the Washington
Grove Camp. Meeting Association will commence
tomorrow, and the prospects for large and sue
cessful camp are encouraging. During the past
few months the executive committee have been
supervising the cleaning up and putting in order
the grounds, SO that now everything is In perfect
condition Nearly all the tents have been erected
and are ready for their occupants, who will ar
rive tomorrow morning The opening sermon
will be preached tomorrow evening by Bishop
Andrews, aud 1t is expected that large number
outside Of the regular campers will be present.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
wants an OcuIis..

To the Editor fTHE REPUBLICAN,:
Have you such u profession in your National
Capital as oculist and aurist2 Having an acute
inflammation of the eyes, desire to consult an
oculist. Knowing none personally, and not
knowing the location OF any one, sought the
REPUBLICAN, the CdronicLe, and the Post. In no
one of these do find the advertising card of any
oeulist. How do they suppose strangers TO find
them? Must l advertise for an eye doctor2
don't like to trust my eyes TO u regular" pill
gentleman. A. ID. WALKER.
[Put OH your spectacles again, look In the column
oil" Special Notices" of THE REPUBLICAN, and sec
DR.. DC Meas card
National Republican., 1882-08-09
rmp nam. nnniel Reatlr. maYor of Washington.

THE Hon. Daniel Beatty, mayor Of Washington,
n. J whose Organs and Pianos are known and
used wherever there are newspapers and people,
says in reference to st. Jacobs OIL "My brother,
U pain H. ] ca ty, purchased 81. Jacobs OIL for
10 use OF his wife She was well pleased with ihe
results il effected, as it proved an txcellent
remedy for Rheumatism, the disease from which
she suffered. From my knowledge Of IT, elieaeious
WORKING must say that st. Jacobs OH IL un-
eluRled as remedial substance. -h..
National Republican., 1882-08-09

LONDON, Aug. S.-Dar silver. 5lfS; consos-for
money 90 9-6; for account 90 l1l6; Erie, Az, New
York Central, l39sI; Atlantic and Great Western
seconds IS; Illinois Central 1885,, Pennsylvania 6Jys;
Reading, 301.; Ontario and Western, 27A Paris nd,
Vices quote rentes, 81 francs 75 centnies and eN-
change on London 25 francs, l6A centimes. Tho
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank vi
England on balance to-day was $4,000,
National Republican., 1882-08-09
T1hE WEST JhashY h4ILRo4p !.
-THE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO THE N5RFNH, NE5RNfyEEAE1A EAf hsp sB9gTH soETuvrsr
srEGG R2URaf RafLa LGas4K MHsFIGsnNsTP ssfFFEsBsP
TRAINs so,5a HSfS f9kg S ssf ron Station
For Pittsbhry ana the west cSlsso fmited Ex.
daily daily; Fast % ips ,sG SeernS m Cars q ss0 a M
from Harrisburg to Cincinnati Wesierp Fx sssn
5SO p m daily; with Palace Cars 70 Pittspnfr and
SurS nnd tho Ma Express $50 p. daily for Pitts.
For SreSson pring3, $3.50 m, 7:3o and $40 D. m
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Cannndaigua. Rochester, Buffhlo Niagara 90 n
~, day NTH Palace ,aIs to Canandnigua 'a''r'
M daiIy p9rapi SK ndaSVen dhSVen and Eimira. at os,
For New. York and tho East, 500 n. n 1880 A. m.
@ "nl Limited lG EaPress ea SqqqPSHy oq @ tss s
,,nr I1r Rrn Snrs f;0 y a. M; daily except sunday
Jersey Guy with boats Of BrooElyn Annex. afiord.
ing Hrec. ,ransisr to Fulton street. avoiding donbis
For d dPh66lsaSdelphia 6lsS 500 1850 M Iso isO Gsa
G xPres m Sn SUNDAY ~ Sy 3 e a9cep epd sSaSSy 5 m
For BalsimoEe a @ go 500, 30, 1850 M and ISO In
S s vs. Pc & aRs 9 SsS SS dSd l6S5 81 sunday so
fSr a9pes Creek Line. 6io a. and Flor. m daily
For :Ainnapolis, Gdo n m. and 4:iOp M daily except
ALEXHNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIu
VA ,WAY AMP \, a ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING,
For aiexandria $40, 700 soo iI.oo and lies a. m.
40, 5;C0 Co, 800 and l:3o p m; on Sunday at 63o
r9 go li;oo and III ll:25 a., n M Ian and & 500 p N;
and 500 y m. daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. Goa. slS
III. and 1900 midnight on Sunday ut Sis S:5L and
FH a m U ana 9 p The Office norbea,, cor
ner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
ana nt the station, where orders can be ef Tor the
checking OF baggage to destination nom hotels and
'''''sOeN ~ ]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
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I,ocaI Rase.RaII.

The Post ofice and War Department mines Will
play this afternoon at 4:S0 on the old National
grounds. The game that was TO have been played
yesterday afternoon between the Government
Printing Office and Interior mines was prevented
by rain. This game will be played during the
month.
National Republican., 1882-08-09


Schedule M to 'qkf &ssr wIHESRiSGToN SIEPAiSX 1852
t23a ChcnEo' ihcinnati, and st. Louis Fast Ex-
press ,S'leepin Cars to Cincinnati. St Loud.
S;Co. baltimore, Baltimore, Ellcott City, and Way stations
$50 baltimore, Annnpoils. and Way. piedmont,
STjrasburs,n To,: Winchester. Haserstown, and
ttS ia PaI5i%Ts Font of RdSSp Express sS wov so,on.
Sis. P6iiadelpEia, New @ YORK, aud Boston Express
$40 saap.an p95 Cars ps S 3osy Esw for
llaIierstown I and at Point of Rocks for Fred
tGOo Baltimore, Hyattsvllle and Laurel Exprsss
Stops at Beiisville, Annapolis Junction, Jes-
sups and Dorsey's. on Sundays stops NJ
1000. Ba tmore Express Stops Mt Hyattsvllle and
tiO:i0 Pit burg Chicago, Cincinnati. and St. Louis
Express. sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and
n \, Chicago
i-io Boltimorc Eiilcott City. Annapolis and Way
tl:35. on on SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way.
tS:Jo baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
$40 BALTIMORE and Way Stations CYinchester.
Frederick, Hagerstown, and Way ,'ia Re
400 baltimore, Hyattsvlllc and Laurel Express
(Frelerick, via Relay. stops at Annapolis
t4.io BGitineTe, Annapolis, and Way stations.
t.;h Point OF looks, ,FreItrisk, iiGgerstown Win.
Point OF Rocks aud Way Stations only.J
t5ia Baiim"ro E,Hprss Mayya
,G eS5. Point I, of Rocks and Way stations
fI:UN. lbblt,n ore a'iN WAY stations.
1910. iittsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express
Sleeping Car. to PItisburg.
GlO. Baltimore Exp Gs,
toss. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
. Sleep ny nrs 10 New l,rS.
tlO:lO. Chicago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis Express
Seeping Cars to Cincinnati, st. Louis. and
- = chi
1880. Baltimore and Way stations
Sunday.
Nll trains from Washington stop ut Relay Station.
Fof further information apply NJ the baltimore anl
Ohio Ticket OiiCeS: Wishing on Station. 6ig and 1871
pennsyiyRnil avenue. cIrncr of Fourteenth street.
where orders will Ee taken for baggage to be checked
and received al any point in tie city.
WM. GLEN ENTS,
Master of Transportation, baltimore.
q. X. LORD,
General Passenger Agent, b itimOrc.
National Republican., 1882-08-09

New YORK, Aug. s.-Money loaned down from 80
to pa per cent. and closed Mt 26D3 per cent Ex-
change was steady at 4e59gis5la for long and 4SSs
or short sight Governments were weak and a per
cent. lower for extended IS and Is coupon and un-
changed for extended IS, AS, and Is registered
State bonds inactive. Railroad lonls were
generally firm II fair volume Of busines. Trans
actions aggregated 3ll 900 shares including Delaware
LacSawanna and Western. 1920; Denver and lilo
Grandc l54OG Erie 6,lOO; Hannibal and st. Joseph,
preferred, $685. Kansas and Texas, l7,4UO Lake
Shore, l3,iOG Louisville and Nashville, 1880: Mem
phis and Charleston $500 Northwestern, 9IOO; New
Jersey Central, 7,2OG Northern Pacific lb,U0 On
tario and Western 64O0 Reading, 800; st. Paul "a
800; st. Paul and Omaha, 1896 Texas Pacific, 49,
Oregon and Transcontincnal, l6rSOO Richmond and
Dauyille, 3lOO.
National Republican., 1882-08-09

beware of Cheap Worthless limitations,
Ask for Simmons Liver Regulator Recollect that
for malaria, biliousness, Dyspepsia constipation,
and headache it has no equal
Genuine prepared only by J. II. Zeilin & Co.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
AUCTION SALES.
TRusTrE,s sALN on vALuAnLE Farm pHo
j. Il. Coldwel,
AUCrIONEER


TRusTETs,s SALE OF yALUABIE FARM PRO, 2!l-
ONE MILE ABOVE UNIONTOwN, AUGUSr7,
1889, AT4 O'CLOCK =. NJ.
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated the i2th day Of
October, A. d. 1870, aud recorded In llber NO. 629,
folio 10, one OF the land records for the county o.
Washington, In the District OF Columbia, aud BY dl
Iecon OF the party secured thereby the nndersgned
Trustee will sell on MONDAY, AUGUST Z, lss2, at
part of the following described tract piece OF parcel
ground situate lying and being on the eastern sue OF
the Eastern Branch oftbe Potomac ltyerin the COun-
ty of Washington District Of Columbia, as aforesaid,
and being part OF lots numbered one ~ and eight ~
of James Dundas subdivision of landsin said County
and District, which subdivision Is of record In said
County and District, Il being the same land ihnt was
conveyed by Henry Nhylor and wife to a. Underhll
und Charles Barker as tenants in common, by deed
dated February 2s, 1854 .s
ern Branch road bounded and described as specified
In said deed from said Henry NayOr and wife to said
a. Underhl and Charles Barker, and containing
bixty-one (8l) acres, ~ rood and thrtynine (39)
perches, with the improvements consisting OF Two
comfortable framedwelngs and suitable outbuld-
tngs.
Terms: one.half Of the purchase money in cash.
balance In six and twelve months from day OF sale
with interest n the rate of eight per centum per an
mum, payable semiannually, TO be secured by deed of
trust the property sold all cash. ut purchasers
option deposit of s0O will be required at time Of
sale,
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
six days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at the SIX aud cost of the deiaulting
purchaser after five days advertisement In the RE.
PUBLICAN newspaper of Washington, d. Q. All
eonvoyancing at the cost of purchaser.
Z. A. DARNEILLE,
Jy2od Trustee.
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Fore,an MONEY sInrke,.

BALTIMORE, Aug. s.-virginla 6s, consolidated, 50
do. seconds, 81 past due coupons So 4ew IOiOs 422
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HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and Bscnitswill be guaranteed II
Paient;Proofiss Flour: which was awarded ihe
The National Far in 1879, and again the
medal, in 1880 and 1881. he millers claim that one
barrel OF Ceres will turn ut forty loayes bread
than any otner flour in America sTERLKNG'S
sT. EsiTIs FANCY; one OF the most beautiful
ii unexcclled by other Patent except Ceres and
will please lne most exaeiing honsskeeper and
q splendid ,MinIssotao pat Patent Flour, made, by
very cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach
tion to every one who Ill try IL. GOLDEN HILL,
the old reliable stan yand the standard Family
called Patent fours The n,iers OF manuiiciirers
their mill, and have introduced the so celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hill is not
pnient flour with the great advantage that it can bo
bought for conside eraby less money than great many
Patent Process hOurs not near as white nor nurt
tious Golden Hill f9r sale ny all Grocers, Whole
WE, W. GAIT q Co, who are also the Sole
brated Self RAISING Flour and BuckwheaL iaS0
National Republican., 1882-08-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bopd Quotations-Produc nnd
General Markets.
wAsUINoroN STOCK ENCII

The following report of the financial market yes,er-
day, together with opening aud closing quotations.
are furnished by the banking-hou of IL. ID. Cooke,
jr., & Co., lI29 ST., Washington, d. c.
ENcIIANn1c
National Republican., 1882-08-09
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf, foot OF Sixth street. every Mon.
dav. Wednesday, and Friday, at $3.50 o'clock p M.
touching at Plney Point Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe,
CON NFCTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOS-
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEA MERS
First-cass fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolks sl
Round trip fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk ~
Second. class fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk -
First-casB fare 10 Plney Point and Point Lookout -
Round tr fare to Piney Point and Pt. lOkOut %
Second-class fare to Piney Point and PIT Lookout II
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at p. nj. -. . --
'''N THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and H. q. KNIGHT, leave Pier H.
and Georgetown every Friday at a. m. For partc.
ulnrs apply to Agent, % Water street, Georgetown.
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general
office. Gl3 Fifteenth street, In Nat Met Bank, and
o. ticket Office, 1851 Pa ave, ST. Mark Hotel and aL
boat [fe3l ALFRED WOOD, SECRETARY.
National Republican., 1882-08-09
STATE BONDS
DnllImore s.ock hoard.

sUBTREAsURY BALANCES.
In ...- s793i37OS 90 Currency -..... CO. 4s3 90
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By Associated Press.

BANNENS fACHNNUh
Three-day bills..,.. ls9 Sixiy-day bills...,. 1856
National Republican., 1882-08-09
MINING STOCKS.
nsMEsr noSps-cLosrSa QUOTATIONS.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs-cLosISa QUOTATIONS..
United States per cent extended~..,.. lO46Di0liS
United States per cent extended-... lUl GglOla
United States IA per cent. regiSereut-. liSsgll3A
United States "A per cent. coupon. uiStalIiS
United States per cent regislered., l2Us tnl20t4
United states per cent cUupon-.....,.. I2vb1GDl2D
United states per cent L. l20 CgiZD4
District oil Columbia 3GjS ...,...........,.,.. llO
National Republican., 1882-08-09
Notice tc Mt. Vernon Passengers.

THE STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built and furnished I. L.
BLAKE, Capain) is the only boat allOweI To land
mas ,Cngers at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip a.
including adm ssiCn u Mansion and Grounds. ~
Steamer leaves :venth street DAILY Sunday eI-
ccpled) at 10 u. IN. ana Ie;urns about u. m
]. MCl HOLLINGSWORTH,
Snnt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association,
J., l.. BLAKE, Steamer W. w, COrcorRn. jel
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United States Marshal's Sal

United States Marshal's Sale.
by virtue OF writ of fera facas issued out of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia and to me directed, will sell at public
Bne for cash. the house door OF said District
Dn TUESDAY, the 10th day of August, lss2. at "
the defendant in aud TO the following described
property to wit: Sublots 10 and 20 in square 5l In
the city OF Washington, said District, toeeiher with
nil nnl singular the improvements thereon.
Levied upon as the property OF George W. q. Esln,
TO satisfy execution No 1896 at law In favor of Rob
Z. f. HENRY.
US. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
jy27-dts
National Republican., 1882-08-09

Meridian HILL lot 4, block 8, Hall & Elvans SUI
division, Amanda o. Tiffany to Richard L. T air
$4,000
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National Theater bonds. ..... 100
Washington Market Company stock .... ...... l0A
Ivanhoe Mining Company stock. IL 20
Land warrants, war of 1872 per l2D -.....
Land warrants, other wars, per acre.. LIS -.....
Soldiers additional, per acre-.......... 100 7.75
Valentine scrip, acre 1000 5000
hal brppl srril n ar acrp
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- - ]. II, WOOD, UrnernI Ihssenger Agen
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIlSl

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BE1 WIEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
The Evening critic., 1882-11-27
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

Sibscrptonsdnd advertisements for THE EvES.
&c CRiTic eG Be et g. q ne gToeeX aoro o.
The following now arrivals are reported at
the wharyes by Harbormaster Harris;
schooner GS5 stockhem eaPt9io and Reed so
coo; barge Ellen Call, Captain Call, 272 tons
coal for William II. Baum; barge WicomcO,
Captain Grnyson, 30 cords wood for II. L. Bis.
coe; schooner General spinner Captain Grey
son, COO tons ice for Rich 4 Co., Eighth street;
long boat George and Martha, Captain Stone,
20 cords wood for J. o. Carriers schooner J. II.
D., Captain Moore, 30 cords wood for II. l..
Dlscoo long boat Peri, Captain Nash, 40 cords
wood for Johnson 4 Bros.i schooner Mary Q.
Cramcr, Captain Moore, % cords wood for j.
i. Carter; schooner stephen A. Douglas, Cap
tain Lewis, coo bushels oysters for market;
pnpgy Fannie Maria, Captain Stacic, 100
bushels OYSTERS, pungy Martha Travers, Cap
Captain Evins, 800 bushels oysters; sloop j.
Q. Heath, Captain Parnell, 800 bushels
oystersi schooner Dexter, Captain D0udge,
G0,000 feet lumber for Thomas w. Riley.
The entertainment to be given at DocKors
Hall Thanksgiving eve, November 30, under
the auspices OF the Columbia Fishing Club,
promises TO be grand AFFAIR. Hundreds are
expected to attend, and tho festivities will DO
continued until far into tho night. An inter-
csting feature OF the entertainment Will BIO
rafllc, the proceeds Of which Will be for the
benefit of poor widow. The affair Will COM
mence Wednesday morning apd continue until
all arc toasted with pleasure.
Many river mon fear that when the wash
ington & Point Lookout Railroad Is completed
their business Will be seriously injured, for
their oysters and garden produce can be trans
ported from the lower Potomac points much
faster than by means OF sailing vessels.
Onlcer J. II. Sutton, of tho First Precinct
Station, who IS detailed to tho Capitol during
the Garfield fair, has been placed In charge OF
tho entire special police In the building.
A Chesapeake Il Ohio Railroad train heavily
loaded with West Virginia cattle landed on
the South Washington sldlngs yesterday.
It'll expected that Mr.. J. II. Johnson VIII open
IN Ice onlce In Georgetown.
Yellow-plne lumber is selling at tho wharves
from $40 TO $50 per thousand feet, almost OK
actly the price OF last year.
Tho water In the Potomac this morning was
iOo Fahrenheit.
Anyone In need OF medicine, or wishing any
OF tho fancy toilet articles 30 much in demand
at this season OF the year, would do well 10 call
at Prices drug store, d26 Seventh street south
west. Telephone connection with all poiuts.
Adler and brothers, Mt sol Four asld-a.half
street southwest, rigidly maintain their repu-
tation for keeping mono but durable aud neat
appearing boots and shoes. They havo re-
Gently bought an Immense stock for the winter
trade.
The South Washington End0igDieHt Record, a
remarkably neat eight.page paper, has been
Issued. IL contains tho advertisements of
many Of tho leading business men Of this sec.
ton.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-27
WEST WASHINGTON.

About $3.50 p. m Sunday, 0Alcer Jones
found in Keryand's Woods, In tho Woodley
lane, the body OF q newborn white male child,
which ho brought TO the station, and tho Cor
oner being notified Vowed the body and gave
certificate of death from criminal neglect.
The remains wore turned over to tho Health
O1lcer for burial.
About rs yesterday afternoon, John Curry,
white, about forty years OF age, fell In lit on
Thiriy-flrst street near the canal He was car.
ried Into the house OF Mr.. Robert Johnson,
near by, and attended by DR.. Suter, afterwhich
he was taken to his homo on Twenty-third
street, between II and northwest.
Tho women's Evangelical Temperance Asso.
citation held an interesting meeting yesterday
afternoon.
About o'clock this morning onlcer Cotter
noticed man running across Prospect avenue
from the residence Of Mr. Charles s. Steele,
corner of Frederick street. Tho officer .pur-
sued him down Frederick into VI street, firing
two shots at him rs he ran, but he succeeded
In getting away. On his return to the house,
the onlcer found the door open and tho gas
lighted in the basement.
There was very large attendance at tho
N.street Baptist Church last evening, three
persons being baptized.
The revival at Mount Pleasant NJ. P. Church
is still in progress, and will be continued dur
Ing the week.
Rev. DR.. Paret, of Epiphany Church, will lee.
ture TO the Brotherhood OF Christ Church on
Wednesday evening next.
Hartley & Bro. received this morning by
canalboats Medley, Farmers Friend and Ruby
1O,SO0 bushels OF wheat, which sold on Change
at from S1O3 TO $1.10 per bushel.
Hlgh.tlde: 8 III this morning and 10 :05 n. m.
tomorrow.
Arrived Schooner Arabel Phillips, Captain
Trip, from Fall River, TO load coal for that
place.
Other ports Schooners Howard Williams,
Hyer; John r.. Halliday, Cramor; Winnie
Lowry, Blank; Annie f. Ketchum, Ketchum;
Kate L. clifford, Wright; Maria Plerson,
Tracey; Guy Thomas, shrove, from George.
town, ID. O., and Ruth Robinson, Fuller, from
Alexandria, Va, at Now York November 81 !;
Ravens, Curtis, from Georgetown, at New York
November 20.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-27
Righteous Indignation.

With reference TO the summary removals on
the mere say so of Bliss and Brewster we have
received the following communication from
one OF tho most prominent lawyers of the city:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 81, 1882.
To The Edtt0r Of The EUeniHg Critic.
Tho letters of Messrs Brewster and Bliss,
which bring charges against Marshal Henry
and Messrs. Anger, Parker and Helm, are
simply Infamous, and my vocabulary Of adj
jectives will not suffice to express my indig-
nation over the assigned causes for removing
in stating, as newspaper man, that the Gov.
ernmont had no case, simply uttered what all
clearheaded men say who have carefully
weighed the testimony, and when Messrs.
Bliss and Brewster strike honorable citizens
for such utterances they deserve tho severest
condemnation. They both know that their
case has no strength and that they are simply
enacting the roles OF thieves In crying thief in
advance OF trial. Has It come to that pass
that Mr.. Bliss, who charges tho Government
$50 day, or more than that sum, believe,
for yilifying men prior TO trial, with vlew to
forostall public opinion, shall be permitted to
punish honorable citizens who won't Join him
In his bounding down alleged criminals As
alawyer myself characterize him as a liar
and a theta liar because he knows no never
has had case beyond the enormous fees
charged by him, and q thief In cndeavoring to
steal tho regulations Of honest mon simply to
cloak his own infamy. JUSTICE.
Early wayfarers on Pennsylvania avenue this
morning were astonlshed TO observe that tho
American nag on the Department OF ln) jus.
to be n signal OF distress. At o $50 o'clock the
flag was rehoisted. No explanation could DO
gained beyond surmise that the department
may nave been standing on Its head.