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National Republican., 1882-10-19
Mount Zion VI. II. Church.

very pleasant entertainment took place last
night at Mount Zion NJ. f. Church, on the corner
OF Fifteenth and r streets northwest The au.
dience was large and apprecative nearly all of
the numbers Of the programme being encorcd
The following is the order of the exercises: Quar-
ttGtte, " Hear Us, o Father" owens, Mrs. Winter,
solo, The Sword Of Bunker Hill" Colonel Rogefs,
solo, Fly Forth Gentle Dove" Giro Pinsutti, Miss
Katie Scott; reading, :" The owl Critic" Dr. N,
Yeatman; cornet SOLO Selection from ii TTova
tore" Harper, Professor n. b. Adams solo ale
Comes No More, Mattel, Mrs. Winter; reading,
Bells Of lynn" Kimball, Miss Haas duet,
q When ! Know That Thou Art Near Me-" Abt'
Moonlight on the Lake" Messrs. Newman' Jane,
and Phil Richardson, and b. W. SUNNY; haT.
monieon solo, Home, Sweet Home" "Pinaiore,n
" Nelly Cray. Master Harry Clayton; piano nc.
SSompanists, Miss Grace Il. Dufour and Miss Annie
National Republican., 1882-10-19
DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUIIY CoURT-JUsTIcE HkGHER-0n Wcdnes-
duy.-Bcnevolent Grand Evening Star VS.. Felix; i;
decree distributing fund. Hawley vs. Da, idson |;
dismissal Of bill without costs ordered. Creccy VS..
District of Columbia; on trial. Adjourned till to-
day. No assignment.
Court IN BANc-THE CHIEP JUSTICE, JUSTICES
MAcARTHyR AND JAMEs.-raugh vs. Davis sub
mitted. keyser VS., Shepherd argued and sub
mitied. Dalton and wife vs. Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company; Suspended till o Gaze
pending in the Supreme Court Of the United States
Is heard from. Adjourned till to-day. Assign
ment-Nos. 20, 34 IS, SO, 49, Al, 49, 4S, a. 40, and
159.
CRIMINAL CouRT-JusTIcE MAcARTHUR.-Charlcs
Preston alias John Williams, grand larceny; YER
dict guilty notice OF motion for new trial. Pey-
ton Randolph false affidavit; plea not guilty
withdrawn and plea guilty. entered; sentence
trial. Adjourned till o-day. Assignment: William
A. James, Washington Lewis, William Sweeney,
James Crusor. Edward Berry, Charles E. Capehart
e indictments), Benjamin F. Fletcher
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Transportation for New YORK; yo,or.

The transportation committee OF the New York
Republican Association have succeeded in oh
tanning reduced rates through to Syracuse and
Rochester, as well as Dunkirk Buff, 10, Auburn.
Eric, Canandaigua, E!mira, Geneva, New York.
ana other points on the Northern Central Rail.
road. To facilitate the business of furnishing
those entitled to the required certificates the fol.
lowing n embers of the committee have been
designated to furnish the same upon application
TO the employees OF the several departments and
bureaus named: Bureau Of Engraving aud Print.
ing, Alex. Sealeyi Sixth Auditors Onice and Post
0hice Department, Judge Owen Riley Treasury
Department, except as above w. H. Hills, office
Register OF the Treasury Interior Department, NJ
gardner, chief diaughtsman, United States Patent
Office (room S2) QuaTtermus;cr- Generals Office
+. a. Gee; Surgeon Generals Office l.. IL Rose
paymastcr' Generals once and Census Onice, L.
M. Saunders, ll03 street northwest War De-
pGrlmcnt except as above, Navy and State De.
partnenls, ana second Auditors Onicc Dr. H. G.
Porter, J. G.. o. Government Printing Office, r,
9; Lowry; During the temporary absence Of Dr.,
Iorier, &. ii. Carmiencke, Second Auditors
Ohlcc, chairman of the committee, will issue the
orders for him. On Saturday Mr.. Carmiencke
VIII leave for Brooklyn, n. Y. where he will take
an active part In the canvass in his district
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Suit Against sradIey RnrIow

G. c. Huntley has entered suit in equity
against Bradley Barlow for an account aud the
appointment Of a receiver. In July, 1874, the
Northwest Stage Compa ny existed, in which the
plaintiff had two shares, Barlow three, and Adam
+. smith one. The latter subsequently sold his
titled 70 one-thrd Of the profits received from GER
tain Western mail contracts. on July j, 1871
Barlow became the financial agent of the com
pany, and us such received all moneys paid tor
transportation of mails aud passengers, and The
sale OF property after the expiration of the con.
tracts In 1873. The complainant claims that act
lug IN such capacity Barlow received 81 600 OOO of
which 600 600 yet remains In his hands Shortly
hiler Jlny, 1914 the complainant became sick and
estate Transactions with Barlow became SO in.
VOWED that 1t was impossible for him to ascertain
What credits Barlow was entitled to- He tlCre
fore pTdys that an account be stated and q re.
ceiyer appointed. ~
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Police Court Notes.

John Brown was sent to the workhouse for
thirty. eight days and for being an habitual
drunkard.
Jerry simms, colored, has gone to the farm for
thirty days as a vagrant
Mrs Bridget Carroll, who was charged with hav
ing made threats of personal violence toward
Mrs Mary Shea, was released OH her personal
bonds to Keep tine peace for six months.
Nora Coleman, colored vagrant was com.
mitted to the workhouse for three months.
Alexander Smith and John Brown, two notori-
ous tramps were sent to the chain gang.
The two colored boys who were charged in the
Police Court with stealing pillow cases from Tiny
Garrett; thirty days in Jail each.
with su.t1 .Igngln an elderlv- n,nn was CHARGED
John Clark. Sentence was deferred.
Thomas r, Keys, q middle aged man, who was
picked up on the street before daybreak dead
drnnk was convicted of being an habitual drunk.
National Republican., 1882-10-19

Special Paris and London Millinery Fancy Coa
Trimmings Lace Goods, and Kid Glous
National Republican., 1882-10-19
KINGS PALACE,
Opening Day of This Popular EstabIisI,.
meDt-Large Crowds in Attendance

The ladies were out in large numbers yesterday,
and thronged Kings Palace from morning until
night The opening was in every respect one of
the most notable that has taken place during the
season. The spacious establishment presented a
most attractive appearance, and the bright and
gorgeous eolors of the various specimens Of mili-
merry art added to the brilliancy of the occasion
Determined that his customers should bnye the
most thorough enjoyment, Mr.. King had engaged
a brass bnnd aud the sweet strains OF music fonted
through the Palace during the entire day. AS for
the stock displayed, It was too extensive and too
elaborate for description. The fair ones who came
and went IN crowds fingered in helrinspectio, and
the general verdict was that no such display has
ever been witnessed in this city, either In eie.
.gance Of material or artistic combination of
cMlors; Beautiful souvenirs were distributed to
oil ladies who visited the palace yesterday, and
from the large amount of purchases made Mr..
king may be justly congratulated. Kings Palace
eli seventh street northwest, is an Institution of
which Washington is justly proud and, although
us enterprisng proprietor has already been ex.
tremely fortunate, he may look forward now that
his extensiye improvements have given him in.
creased facilities for greater success in the
future. 80 s'iN
National Republican., 1882-10-19
THE RECENT DISCHARGES.
what ihe Chief Clerk OF the Government
Printing Once Hnys About Them.


The attention OF Mr.. Cadet Taylor, chief clerk
Of the Government Printing once, was drawn to
nm editorial In Wednesdays Star by REPUBLICAN
reporter who asked that gentleman II was true,
ns alleged, that Washington printers were being
Disseminated against, Mr.. Taylor said: There
was absolutely no discrimination made at all. II
was necessary to cut the payroll down. ana III
doing so the residence OF the cmploye had moth
ing at oil to do with II. on the contrary, aiter
SSheiSE going over e T9 Ss gs sns rns
on their families or those dependent on them ior
support" ,,..,,oy
Less than hity, most OF the discharged em-
ployes being unskied labor. II was an absolute
necessity TO make the discharges aud IN DONG 80
great care was taken that no soldiers widow or
orphan was included; when that happened, as
soon as II was known, a reinstatement followed"
Thsn say Ss was
No sir; that question was never Gonsilaere9o:
or course more persons credited TO the Dslflct
were discharged than those credited 10 other sec
tions. This might be expected, us the District Is
charged with greater number appointments,
so the. discharges were only in proportion. A.,
a." Why did you find 1t necessary 70 make 'he
Because we were obliged to keep inside The
appropriation, the money being qpnrSprstea ,yn St
appropriated in lump, and might have been USED
in one month, If the Public Printer had 80 de.
sired. This year one-half only can be used III the
first six months, one quarter in the next three
months, and the balance the last quarter oil ihe
year"
us II true that inferior labor is being en-
ployed?' ,-,..,
the Government Printing Office are some OF the
best and most skilful men 10 be found in the
country"
Mr.. Taylor was then asked what truth there
was in tile published statement that an employe
of the Office named George W. Perkins was C irry-
ing on the business Of broker in collusion with
some of the higher officials.
Mr.. Taylor pronounced the statement made out
of whole cloth. Perkins, he said, had 10 power
TO reinstate anybody, aud since Mr., Rounds had
been In Office he had made determined efforts 10
root out all such business, and had pretty efectu-
ally broken II up. As for the paymaster making
deductions on the employees salary, " That" said
Mr.. Taylor, =" is all nonsense as he can only pay
1t to the employe himself or the foreman OF his
room Oh his written order. The case against
Perkins is now being investigated In the office
and II It is proven that he is engaged in this busi-
ness. he will certainly be Instantly dlschMTsed.
National Republican., 1882-10-19


WopMLEYs.-R. s. Harris, Ray stone, +. W.
Johnston, jr., New York.
ST. MARCIA. Moor. n. "; c. c. Clark, Va; w.
Woodmnn, N. "; w. Camp, Norfolk; 8. Calgood,
Ind
ARIINeToN.--C, TAYLOR, T. c. Kelly, ]. X. Martin,
New York.; Dr. J, p. Wright, Brooklyn; n; w.
Shorghsby, Yorkshire Englandi f. Il. Trowbrldge,
Toledo, ohio.
ST JAMEs,-s. j. Lowell, ,jr.. II. II. Bcndlct. Ne,w
Kinney, W. r. Dongan, Michigan Thomas Cald-
MErRoP9IITAE,-n d; Moore, Carlyle; Pa p; u.
Thomson, j. II. Ferris, New YORK; w. Il. Halwen.
Montcair, n. j., T. t. Collins, Pittsburgh III. s..
phlpot, c. +. Elliott, England; s. HOugh, Jr.,
BOston.
EBnITT.-w. ]. Parrot Boston; +. NJ. Crandell,
Chicago George II. Uuey, II. ID. Ctlcy, New YORK;
w. W. Baker, Pa, H. Goldsruith Joseph q. llhszay,
Philadelphia: L. H. Dodge Mo. /; N. Lord, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Henry Petit, Philadelphia; j. Welch, Boston,
$. o. Church, n. "; NJ $. Edgar, Perth Anboy, N.
}; p. Woodruff, Orange, N. j., Henry V. Cohdit'
Jersey City.
Rieas.--'r j, Collins, West Virginia; George u.
HurDrt Illinois Ben Douglas, Wooster, OHIO; j. ID.
Power, ST. Paul, Mimi; George tronipton, Worces'
ter Mass II. Is. sargent Jr. Boston II. 5; Edgarton
II. Il. Teidaw, Captain e. NJ. Fry New York; T. p.
Elliott. Nashville, Tenna X ~. Silvermnn: New
York James r. Young, Philadelphia: Il. y. Ekley,
Connecticut; H. p Boydeu, Cincinnati; IL. L. Mailer,
Philadelphia: +. =. osborne, New Orleans Charles
w. f. Funk Philadelphia: w. o. Savile, Baltimore
a. q. Hetherringtor, Philadelphia; John Harts'
horne, Newark, n. j,
National Republican., 1882-10-19
virginia Rcpubiicnn As.oc,n,Ion

AT a meeting OF the Virginia Republican As.
sociaton Wednesday night resolution was
adopted merging the association into the organizs.
lion recently formed in this city, under the name
Of the Virginia Coalition Association. A meeting
d the Coalition Association will be held at 6Sl
tenhsylVahla avenue northwest, next Tuesday
evening, for the purpose of electing officers and
elScting apermanent organization. W. H. O'Brlen
anu John H. Walter were elected mem bers Of Inc
he presidents of the two associations, were
authorized 10 issue i0nt call for the meeting NJ
the association neat Tu ,sday night, "
National Republican., 1882-10-19
MeeIIng in lhc EIrhth nI.lrIa.

mass-meeting of the citizens of jefferson dis
triet, Alexandria County, was held last night.
John w. Beckley presided and T. b. Pelrce acted
as secretary. After enthusiastic speeches by r.
/. Mitchell w, C, Reeves and T. b. Peirce, the fol-
lowing resolution, offered by 4. b. Pelrce, was
unanimously adopted Resolted That We heartiiy
indoFse the nomination Of John s. Wise for Con.
gressman at large and Il. r. Farr for the eighth
Congressional district. The meeting was a dc.
clded success and judging from the number of
voters present and the interest manifested thai
dates N''N4
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to George W.
Harding and Mollie Nash, Fredericksburg, Va,
William II, Hilton, Ellicott City, Md and Jennie
I, Bust Point of Rocks, Md Joseph snider Noel
Luther j. Marin and Ma tile j. Goodwin, Ofanse
Court House, Va; Nathan Shorter and Sarsh
smith, Anne Arundel County, Nd; Thomas j,
keudrick and Mary o. Cannon, Fairfax County
Hai James +. Payne and Celia r. Muldoon, West
Ma'hingtonj James W. Further and Virginia d.
Eogg, ". Clarence Duyall aud Mary T. GilRllan,
EDWARD g. Nalle and Flnotta Ward. Earl A. Key!
ser and Nellie L. Cassidy, Robert q. Sutton and
Lizzie Pearson, all Of this city.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
At the wh.,-o.

Harnormaster Sutton has reported the following
arrivals at the river front: Schooner A. M,
Creamer, Captain Combs, 400 tons coal for citv
dealers; schooner William Taller, Captain Adams.
James Niele; 200 bushels oysters barge Mint Disk.
Captain Anderson, ITO tons coal for &. L. Sheriff;
barge Maggie b., Captain Haine. ITO tons coal for
Carrie NJ, Captain Blank. ITO tons coal ior t. T.
Blake; sehooner j II d. smoot Captain Name, 20
Captain Dillon, IL cords wood for Johnson &
Brothers: schooner Wicomico, Captain Greyson, Is
cords wood for II. L. Biscoe. AZ
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Rice,s surpr,.c p.r,x

Rice's Surprise Party will be at the National
Theater next week in new play, called Pap"
This company has been here SO regularly that it is
thoroughly known in this city. The company
has been strengthened In several respects, and
includes among its artists John A. MIackay
George X. Fortescue, Charles DUNCAN, Richard
Goiman, Miss Kate Cas:leton. Miss Irene Perry.
Miss May stembler, and Miss Lille Grubb. New
scenery and elegant costumes are Il prominent
feature of the presentation.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
CnprOII Iusfttufa

wi II be favored this evening with a lecture ON
Comets by Lieutenant e. W. Sturdy, acting
superintendent of the Nautical Almanac The in.
terest at present felt IN the movements of these
eccentric heavenly bodies, together with the
ability of the talented officer who will discuss
their nature and the laws that govern them, will
doubtless at ract large audience. These lec
lures by the institute free, and all gentlemen
interested are cordially invited to attend.
National Republican., 1882-10-19

wien Novclti triH te received and placed IN
our Suit Department daily. This 'riH, %e
fancy, please our friends better than the hustle
and rush Of special day or t,ro, and give as
better opportunity to show our elegant stock
Of Ladies Suits and Cloaks; also rich and
norel ideas in Wraps, and also IN Children's
OutfhinSs.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted in the
Supreme Court of the United States Wednesday:
On motion of A. G. Riddle. Henry E. Davis, Of
Washington, D. c., was admitted to practice.
No. II. The United STATES, plaintiff in error, VS..
The Erie Railway Company. Argument contin-
ued by w. d. Shipman for defendant In error, and
concluded by Solicitor General Phillips for plain
tiff in error.
No. 25 The United States plaintiff in error, vs.
George w. p. G. Lee, and No. &c. Frederick Kauff-
man and Richard P. Strong VS.. George w. p c.
Lee. Argument commenced by W. Willoughby
for plaintiffs in error, and continued by S. f.
Beach for defendant in error. Adjourned until
National Republican., 1882-10-19
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-Day

Tor the Middle and South Atlantic Sd,es, Including
The District Of Columbia, generally fair and slightly
cooler rea'her, light variable 'einds, stationary or
higher barometer.
Slightly cooler and fair or clearing ,redther ,iH pre-
rail on The Atlantic coast durfng1 Thursddv and fair
'O;diher is ndcded for ne Middle and Ne,o England
States on Friday.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
"AIdcrn~y Dalry vnron,.,

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in 1Slb Ward" prints nj tjc per i6'
Also cottage cheese. Be. per ball. buttermilk, Sc,
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart
National Republican., 1882-10-19
TAYLOR & HUFTY,
033 Pennsylvania Avenue.
New Departure +!

Instead Of putting fe,o choice articles on
exhibition for great day or t,co Of opening
attraction, we hare decided to hare series Of
opening days, to begin uitt
National Republican., 1882-10-19

BAuM's, 4l6 Seventh street northwest. special
bargains for this week only. One lot of ladies'
black cloth coats, odd sizes, greatly reduced
quotations
National Republican., 1882-10-19

The highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &C. Call on or
address lIerz0g, SOS Ninth street. near Penlsyl.
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n>4S5e PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN ASSO.
W. CIATION.
Members of this association who are going home IN
vote will be hrniShed transportation at reduced rates
by making application at the rooms, 81 lie DruIt
hui ding. Application should be made as early as
possible, so us TO c.ose the lists in time. "
DR. j. X. y. GIEESON
CCl7.5t Chairman Political
National Republican., 1882-10-19
Job EsrinLimr

OF every description executed neatly at the short
est notice at The REPUBLICAN, Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1882-10-19

WE can, without hesitation, say that Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup Las given the best satisfaction. We
nave sold ah lmnen!e amount Of 1t during tie
past winter. WALLACE, HILTON 4 Co,
Druggists, Lock Haven Pm
National Republican., 1882-10-19
LOCAL MENTION.
MFR. ws1. KEMP,

7l0 Tenth street southeast, says: "I
took Browns Iron Bitters when nv
lung was affected, and gained
strength and appetite"
National Republican., 1882-10-19
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
The Largest and Most Complete
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

Ecery Department stocked to its utmost co.
pac'fy. Prices loacer than euer. We shall
stree TO maintain the reputation of the old
store Of selling good goods at the lopest pos-
siJle figures.
National Republican., 1882-10-19

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, with its full amount
of interesting reading matter, will be issued to-
day. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing
may be had at the business otice.
National Republican., 1882-10-19

Loss of hair and grnyness, which often mar the
prettiest face, arc prevented by Parker's Hair
National Republican., 1882-10-19

You can publish a three line advertisement OF
WANTED" For Rent" " For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REpuB.
National Republican., 1882-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RSHo POST OFFICE NOTICE

RSS9~ POST OFFICE NOTICE
Foreign mails for the week ending ocToBERn
VII VII Close at ihis once s g; follows ,ron r s,o
ship city of Brussels, via Queenstown teitsrs for
BSuase M IsS for \ Europe ofSep per seamshp Sic
suevla, vin plymouth Cherbourg, and Hamburg;
'9G ca6S and %cSeo pe saa@S
y Of sT via hSysna at M for
i'm. NJ for Porto Rico and MaracNi0o'
skTURDAY.sAts q. m. for Europe. per steam.
ship Bac ya Queenstown Aeiers d2r Germany
m. for Belgum direct. per steamship, Nsdefland,
S v M asr for SCOTLAND ~ 10 direct @ PeT Per
Aspinwal and south Pacific, per steamship City Of
via 0T and dOIBRRs RsI az opS
Cdba and Porto Rico per steamship Saratoga, va
m. Mails for Australia New Zealand, sandwich s
TtsneiseQ eio;;e kpyemSeT II as g'Sa B; mau.,.
transit 70 San Frans!sco Mails from dc ESs aITiv;
are qfRSsfHSu mENRS q sn9 ias eS
W DE DEErTAfAGHg Il 3 TANBFH, FHH,IsiGf.AXN N g. X D.
Ireat all Diseases Of Mind or , Body. Electricity
oC9im @ST y0O 81 II, W' OppOS'e @asSins,on S % b &
OFFICE B}gfF9dF Sg G9H5ESFoG 6F 36{M2lx ri TAlxxEs
WAsrISeToS oct, II, iss2.
e
releases their property from previous penalties upon
fSnsq S c e ee dy
1870, and on all special assessments due the District
of Columbia provided said payment is made oil OF
before November ], 1852.
The penalties and 10 per cent interest with other
costs will reattech If this privilege is not avaed OF
before tile time limited by the law.
BY order OF the Commissioners, -.-
ocll.lst Collector Of Taxes, i. c.
f-r MADANE I9sEPaIiNFI saI6SI !, sa,s. toeAN
be ready to SaTse reserve pupils r% % oCfoBEa m4BAME
LOGAN received her musical education from the
best masters In Italy and London and her large ex
perience in italian opera especially qualities her TO
prepare ladies and gentlemen for the Italian and
English operate snge also for concerts and oratoros
X aa serT d TO sse e
Marine Band, Washington; Mr.. Ludwig NJ Rubens,
ab IssS@ Nsw AEenfT TSo EeT fo [0
Prof Luigi u. Ventura, Boston; Mr.. Earl Marble.
editor Ebfio White Smith & Co., Music Publishers
Boston. Address 1872 l. street northwest sel6tf
n,xss- PROFESSOR ALEXANDER DEwoL-
RSS OWSKI, Pianist and Vocalist assisted by
opened Els Musical Institute, at iii6 street, corner
Twelfth street northwest. His new aud simplihed
method of instruction is the best In existence. II
at sight and trains the voice to its highest culture for
operas concerts, or the parlor se7-3m
b~13s DENTIST.-HOWLAND DENTAL AssO-
kSS CIATIoN, No. 2l1 Four-and-ah half street
doors north Of Pennsylvania avenue east side Here
will be H for the first tooth and 50 cents each ndd
tonal tooth at the game sitting Extractons without
gas, 30 cents each tooth. Best Artificial Teeth made,
All work warranted Hfst class. Have administered
Nitrous Oxide TO over 5000 patients Patients COM
Ing by car will be furnished ree tickets to and from
the office. mr2-ly
National Republican., 1882-10-19
TURToN VS.. SAUNDERS.
Serious Charges, which Arc Promptly
Met by the Latter.


James Z. Turton has filed q bill in equity against
L. NJ Saunders for an injunction and receiver, and
alleging some very serious charges. The COM
plainant states that the defendant was for some
time prior TO and OIL the 18th Of September, 1878,
his legal adviser, and as such had become familiar
with his affairs. The defendant, he alleges, was
retained as counsel in various suits In which
judgment was given against the complainant for
various amounts, but, Notwithstanding this, the
complainant ayers that he was perfectly solvent
and had real estate suci ent TO satisfy all claims.
The defendant, he alleges, induced the complain
ant to execute deed of assignment to satisfy
the judgment, which he did, and Immediately
thereafter the defendant, he says, entered upon
the management and control of all the real estate,
collecting rents &c. The defendant, he charges,
sold certain OF the companants real estate, and
pretended out of the proceeds, to satisfy the vari
Gus judgments, but instead of so doing, compro-
missed them for a certain per cent Of their value,
which the attorneys for The said defendants re-
ceived in full Saunders he says has, on various
pretexts, refused to render to TurtOn an account
and has charged him the exorbitant sum Of over
81 500 for commission, which is l2l2 per cent.
the gross amount. He therefore asks for an &c.
count, and that Saunders reconyey the property
mentioned in the deed of indenture, and be re-
strained from disposjng of any property until the
is heard
National Republican., 1882-10-19

promincnt ArrIynIu.

a. M, 65.0o; II a. m, 1882; p. m, 77,oo;
~. M, 7O.6o; IL ?. M, Gale maximum, 77.So mini
mum, 63.9S.