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Master OF TRANSPORTATION, baltimore.
G.. X. LORD.
rINIIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST

schedule IN effect May II, ISSs:
f:lO n. m.-Now Orleans Mall daily, making close
connections to all points South aud southwest
win Pullman Sleeping Cars from Washington via
DanNille 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta to New Orleans;
hs9 washington TO New Orleans via Lynchburls
$50 m.-lOusvllle Fast Line. daily via Charlottes-
Yille Huntington, aud Lexington, TO CinCnnnti
Louisville, and all southwestern points, mnkint
direct connections, aud with solid train and Pull.
man Steering Cars Washington to Louisville
1898 p. m,-sOutncrn Mail and Express, daily to all
paints South, southeast, and Southwest Win Dan
willie and Charlotte, with Pullman Sleepins cars
. Washington to Charleston.
For all points Manassas Division take 7:lO n m.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton take
1:lU n. M. train daily.
For tickets and all Information INQUIRE ut Comma
pany's onicc. COL Pennsylvania avenue or at Union
NJ. SLAUGHTER, A. a. =. 4. ii-i'' AseH''
A. IOPF Genl PISS. Agent myi5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03

ALEXANDRIA, June 2-Flour is dull and heavy.
But little wheat offered and sales made At
1873 for Fulty, 1874 for mixed and 1880 for Lancaster.
Small lots 81 corn brought VI. No rye oats re.
ported. Country produce Is quiet ut quotations.
Bacon is unclaimed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
nIrI,Ix Entren,eh.

The youthful color and rich luster are restored
to faded or gray hair by tho use of laTkeTs Hail
Balsam, a harmless dressing highly esteemed fol
its perfume aud purity.
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DRoPosALs FOR HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR.
OFFICE OF BUILDING ron

OFFICE OF BU1LD1NG FOR
STATE, WAN, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, u. c. June I, 1882
Sealed proposals. for furnishing and erecting in
place complete u Hydraulic ash'llt or elevator In
the area OF the North Wing of the building for state,
War, aud Navy Departments, In this city, will be re.
ceived Mt this office until ~ M June 30 1882 aud
opened Immediately thereafter In presence OF
blank forms Of proposal will be furnished to cspb.
llshel builders of hydraulic elevators upon applica-
tiontO this Office TuOS LINCOLN CASEY,
lulOt Lt-COl, Corps of ENGINEERS,
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DT1ED.

GUILFoRD.-June Q, 1852, at 6;i5 q. M. MARY
RHODES, youngest child Of William r. and Mary j.,
Guilford, aged year months and ~ days.
Funeral at y, M, Saturday, June3
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03

Ladies' wishing perfume that combines novelty
delcacy, aud richness lind FloTeston Cologne en-
tircly satisfactory.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2, at the Foun.
dry Church. by the Rev. DIR. Ward, w. l.. SPALDISG
and ANNIE n, THOMPSON, both Of Washington, ID. G.
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[NoTE.-The Blessings are bid prices and are not In
cluded In the high and low.l
H"I' NV, - - II"I'ITE' -.
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Irehs
NEW York, June 2-Money loaned between and
per cent. ana closed at 21lg3 per cent. Exchange
was steady at Is5J4@4S6A for long and 4s9IS9k for
short sight Governments were weak, and 5t9ll per
cent lower State bondsw without feature, except
Tor Tennessee mixed, which are u per cent. lower.
Railroad bonds were irregular, but generally weak
Transactions aggregated 9iG0JD shares including
Delaware, LRcknwAnnn ana Western, $500 Denver
and RIO Grande, 5O,OOO Erie, s,sM Kansas and
Texas $500 Lake shore, iGsUE Louisville and Nash
vile. 1909; Menphls aud Chattanooga, lNt Mis-
souri, Pacific, S,lOE New Jersey Central 1900 New
York Central 5000 N0lthern Pacific, l2,JOG l.ead-
Texas Pacific, 1890 Wabash Pacific, 1890 Western
IInOu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03

LONDON, June 2-har silver quoted at sgd; con.
Bols lOlH for money and 100 1915 for the ~ count
Atlantic and Great Western 1rstS, 45Ai Erie $3.50;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03

Chicago GrnIn and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke & Co. ia. ave and Fifteenth ST.:
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United States Marshaps Sale.

BY virtue ora writ of ieri ftclas issued ont Of
tle Clerks office Of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. and 10 me directed, L will
sell Mt public sale, for cash. ut the CouTt-Hcuso
door Of said District. on TUESDAY. the 18Th uay OF
June, 1892 mt IL o'clock all the right title. cian
aad interest of the defendant, Henry Birch in aud 10
the followingdescrbed property, to Wit Part of lot
numbered In square %. beginning for the same at
point on Twenyrst street west, ~ feet north of
southwest corner of said lot 4, and running thence
west IS feet thence north feet thence west 81 ieet
thence south along the line OF TMcnty-hrst street
west q feet inches 10 the place of beginning In the
city Of Washington, said District together with all
and singular the Improvements thereon. Levied
upon the property OF the defendant, Henry Birch
10 satisfy execution No. $685. Equity Docket H. In m
" C. E. HENRY.
United States Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
mn2Jdts
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Foreign Money BInrIaet.

suBTREAsuRH BALANCES.
Coin -... S0 5O9,isl % Currency ....- s5i2s0i O.
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coRNs cause more suffering than neuralgia.
German Corn Remover easily cures them. 25c.
ID ,uRnsts
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DRoPosAL FOR FUEL
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,


NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, May -, 1889.
Sealed proposals, separately, for Wood and Coal
Endorsed And addressed to the Secretary Of tile Navy
will he received uutll II o'clock M, SATURDAY,
June ~, to supply the Navy Departing mt and Offices
theTcofin Washington, with fuel, VMi
800 tons pxtrn hard White.Ash Furnace Coal,
10 tons Whte-Ash Nut Coal,
~ tons RedsAsh Stove Coal
Iescrvlng the right TO order Us much moro OF either
Furnace, Stove, or Nut rs tho Department may re-
quiTe, at the same price,
All The coal 10 be OF the best quality free from dir,
and slate, and Inspected by sworn Inspector ut the
cost of the contractor; 2,2lO pounds to the ton.
u cords, more or less spruce Pine Wood.
% @ rds, more or less Hickory Wood,
All of the wood TO be Of the best quality and IN.
specled by sworn Inspector at the cost OF the con-
Tractor.
Tho Coal and Wood to be delivered nj the Navy
Department or ofice for which required, by the par
ties to whom the contract or contracts may be award
ed In such quantities rs the convenience OF tho De-
pRrtmcnt may require, -
The right 90 reject amy and all bids or TO accent
any portion of any bid Is reserved and the successful
bidder will be required 10 furnish bond In the sum
Of o. 900 as guarantee Of faithful performance OF
the contract which may be awarded him,
No contract viii be awarded under THIS advertise
ment until an appropriation shall have been mAdo
by Congress for tho purchase OF the iuC required.
WM. T.. CHANDLER
my9JThs-st Secretary Oftho Navy.
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Skin Diseases Cured

BY DIR. FRAZIERs MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
rs II by magic Pmples Black Heads or Grubs,
Botches and Eruptions on the face, leaving the
akin clear, healthy, and beautiful Also cures itch
BARRIERS Itch, Saltrheum, letter. Rngworn, Scald
head chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores &c.
SKIN DISEASE
+. Drake esq, Cleveland, Ohio, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head, and face and nearly destroyed
his eyes. The most careful doctorlng failed to help
him, and AFTER all had failed he used Dr. Frazier's
Magic Ointment and was cured by few applica-
tons.
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt ofprice, fly cents
HENRY & CO., Sole Proprietors,
GO Vesey street. New York City.
For Blind Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles,
DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT is a
uIe cure. Price 81, by mail. For sale by drug
glsts WAS
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST ANn THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WltsT VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE Track JANNEY COUPLERi
STEEL RAliSl

schedule TO ia'iG eject SI y, MAY a. ls'a
eO-lncAg9, Cincinnati, and IT, Louis Fast Eo
b nnG sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, 81. Louis,
Ellicott City and Way stations.
iS;,3-In nitImSSTTse t HJPSrS, or,v. p.
Sir1SD oYs Winchester, lasers16wn, aud Way,
tTB-BnluniOrc Express
Sig-Io.nt Of Rock aud Way stations.
ri pi,,' t>tw .TNa ana Bo'ton Express.
SOT,staunon and Valley Express. Connects for
lingcntUwn aud at Point Of Rocks for Frudc-
t0CO-fnltimotc. Ifyattsvillc. md Laurel Expross
stop,nt Beltsvllc. Annapolis Junction, Jcssup's,
1000 baltimore Express. Stops At nyaiIsyiiio and
tioHon, M burg chicago, Cincinnati and 81 Louis
Express. soaping Cars 10 Cincinnati and CHI.
- =, cage.
i2:iO- Baltimore, Encott City Annapolis aud way
ili%5- on sunday only for Baltimore and Way
tZ'gl- ln.tlmOre l.NprVc.
tS;Oo- baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New York Ev
$50 baltimore aud Way stations. winchester,
Frsderek, li9getst0wii; aud Way, VIA IL layO
fSO.lH'tsmore, llyuttsYllle, ana Laurel Express.
tticdgrlck, via Relay. stops at Annapolis
ttiO-Y aitnorc, Annapolis and Way Stations
tt;4tr Point OF iiocks srederick hagergtown, Win
Of Ilocks aud WAY stations oniy '''''' " o''''
t via ainS E5prS S Mari9sgnrg and Way
SOL, eS5-EoPl SlRoSS; p py Wy stations
t:lO.piitSbutg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
Sleeping Cars TO Pttsburg.
observation-disclosures, New York and Boston Express.
49, Sleeping Cars TO New York.
tlUlO-ChicUgn, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express.
sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati, -. Louis, and CHI
Cago.
il90 Baltimore and Way stations.
Sunday.
An triLns rrom Washington stop at Relay station.
For further inrOruinio nuppy at the baltimore AMI
Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington station ug and 1851
PGmMsyIygme avenue corner Of Tsurtecnth street
and received ut any point in tho cily.
VIM. CLENENTS,
Master OF TRANSPORTATION. baltimore.
Z. X. LORD.
General Passenger Agent Baltmoro
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHGSGTOS, May ~, 1852.
Sealed Proposals. addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy, for furnishing Stationery for the Navy De-
partment and bureaus and Offices thereof, In Washing
ton, during the fiscal year ending June 80 1884, will be
received until II o'clock M. of the 2lth of June.
Proposals must besubmltied on the forms furnished
by the Department, with the guarantee and certih-
cate annexed and must embrace all the items therein
Proposals from parties not engaged In business In
Washington, or who lave not supply depot ih such
city, will not be considered
The schedule embraces two general CAsscsl First
Paper and envelopes Second miscellaneous aTii
c,Cs and the contract will he awarded In the whole
or by Cassrs, rs may be considered tho more udvau-
tagcUus to the Government.
The Department reserves the right TO require q
greater or less quantity Of any article In the schedule
than that specified, as the wants OF the same may
quiro.
The articles will be called for from time TO time MS
needed, aud must be IN accordance with the schedule,
mud satisfactory TO the head Of the Office or bureau
for which rCuulred must be delivered without uIl,
necessary delay, aud At the expense of the contractor;
Ia default Ofany Of which requirements tho Depart.
ment reserves the right to purchase the articles else
where or 10 annul the contract In whole or In
part, and VIII hold theconiTnctOrs responsible for any
additional expense II may incur thereby.
Tie Department reserves tho right to waive de-
fects and TO reject any or all bids.
No contract viii be awarded under this advertise
mont until an appropriation shall have been made by
Congress for the purchase OF the stationery required
WILLIAM II. CHANDLER,
my2GF&Si secretary of the Navy,
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Pennsylvania Central =; Reading, 2sA ontario and
Western, 25h. Tile Bank of England lost balance
to-day GS7,0O0
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HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and BscuitswIll be guarnneet
Patent-Process Flour, which was awarded the
First Premium over :. all other competitors at
First Premium, in me shape of9''yery handsomegoid
medal, In 1880 and 1881 The millers claim that one
barrel OF Ceres will turn out forty oayss more bread
ut. LSbULS FANCY. one of the most beautiful
Patent Flours offered TO the trade
II sunexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres and
will please inc most exacling housekeeper and
satisfy the most fastidlOus epicure. RELIANCE.
q splendid Minlesota Patent Flour, made by
tie celebrated Hungarian Process IL - II
very cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach
OF all classes and we guarantee will give RntisNc,
ton to every one who wnl try IL, GOLDEN nsLI.,
tle old reliable standby and the standard Family
called Patent nours. The millers or manufacturers
ofuolden Hl have spent about So 90 In remodeling
their MILL aud have introduced the 30 celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hin IL not
only magnificent Family Flour but II Is really u
patent flour with the great advantage that II can DO
bought for considerably less money than great many
PatontPrOcess nurs not near Rs white nor as nutrl
tious rs Golden Hin. For sale by all Grocers. Whole
sale Depot, corner first street and Indiana avenue
WE, NJ. GAIT a co., who are also the sole
Wholesale Agents for the District OF lIeckeTs Ceo-
braed SelEItas,ng Flour and Buclwheat Ja3O
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list of advertised letters remain
ing I'm the possoilices In the city Of Washington,
June 3, 1882: ID. b. ANGER, p. NJ.
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RUM FROM OLD SHOES.

Old shoes are used for three purposes.
First, all shoes not completely worn out
are patched, creased, and, after being
otherwise regenerated, sold to men who
deal in such wares. Some persons wear
one shoe much more than the other;
these dealers find mates for shoes whose
original mates are past hope. Secondly,
the shoes not worth pstching up are cut
into pieces; the good bits are used for
patching other shoes, and the worthless
bits, the soles and cracked "uppers" are
converted into Jamaica rum by a process
known only to the manufacturers. 1t is
said that they are boiled in pure spirits
and allowed to stand for few weeks,
the product far SURPRISING the Jamaica
rum made with essence, burnt sugar
and spirits. A gentleman who doubted
the truth Of this story stopped recently
at low grog shop in the neighborhood
of the factory spoken of and inquired if
they had any rum from old shoes.
"No," said the barkeeper, "we don't
keep it much now; the druggists, who
want a pure article, all sell it, and the
price has gone up. But we have had
it, and we can get you some if you want
it." How many old shoes go to gall
Ion of rum could not be ascertained.-
Philadelphia Record
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THE HEAD-LINER.

The professor of journalism, whoperi-
odically tells us all about newspapers,
has failed to notice a comparatively
modern and very important feature Of
the newspaper, namely, the headlines.
This is q department of the paper
which has steadily conquered for itself
an influence which every newspaper
manager sometimes inadequately recog-
nizes. 1t often happens that the in
genious artist in this department. is
really editing the paper. He can con-
vey an impression which the writer's Of
ponderous leaders are endeavoring to
avoid. He can create o doubt Or
awaken suspicion by single artfully
chosen word or SOW broadcast an opin-
ion which it may take columns of writ
ing to show is unfounded. Suggestions
h at are buried in the body of articles
may attract no attention, but the fam
ing headline takes the eve at once, and
its diagnosis of the matter which it crit
icizes may be very wide of the mark
without the average reader applying
any corrective. The headline largely
regulates the emphasis that is given to
the report of current events. Small
matters in this way may be magni6ed,
and mere conjectures invested with
nearly the dignity of established facts.
Toronto Mail.
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"REFORM Is NEcESSARY."

There is reporter in ST. Louis sworn
to reform, who deserves all the encour-
agement his employers can give him,
lest, like the just man, he falls seven
times day. This is his oath:
JAN. 1, lss2--I solemnly pledge myself to
avoid during the coming year the use Of the
following expressions in preparation Of matter
for the -: - -..a
"Dun thud."
"Mounted the scaffold with firm step"
"The blacklist crime that ever stained the
annals" etc.
"Onoe more 1t Is our sad and painful duty"
"We are pained to learn"
"Caned," or "watched." I" In writing up pres
sntations. rt aa
"Baochanalian revel, as applied to common
drunk.
"Then commenced feast Of reason" etc.
Terpsichorean revel," as applied to ball.
dentlemanly and Efficient" in referring to
hotel clerks.
"Pencil- -pusher," "The man Of pencils"
"The Faberite," "The snapper-up Of uncon-
sidered trines," and "The man OF news" in
referring TO self.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-05-11

A GOOD REASON FOR HIGH PRICES
A .Philadelphia gentleman travelling
abroad writes that he and friend
stopped ut . small cafe In the suburbs Of
Paris for refreshments. Their repast
was light one, consisting Of tea, toast
and eggs, but the bill was heavy one,
nine francs In all.
"Gsrcon !" exclaimed one Of the tour
lists, shows thisf Please explain"
"well, you see, messieurs," apologi-
res the waiter, 1.-TWO francs for the tea
and toast and seven francs for the eggs.
"Ah, then eggs are very scarce about
hsref"
"Non, monsieur, egss are not scarce,
but Americans are l"-Pvogrsss,
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MTsrl KxKe LFMBURaER CHEESE
q FOR a 8AAEL-ROx ODOR.

When Hoffenstein entered the store
there was . look in his eyes which plain
~ told that something had happened
him, snd his clerk, noticing II, said:
"vst's dsmAtssr. Gisdsr Honenstein7
You don't look ven dis morning"
"Noding, Sherman" (" he replied, shut
sbxiyste citisen dot can hat sny rights
mitout some beople making objections,
yon know. vas arrested BY the bolice
yesterdayf' u
-" Arrested, Mr.. Hoffenstein ." Eyes,
und 1t vas. all about dis smallpox pisi-
ness vat 10 is going around. Ven goes
home yesterday efening I buys cake
Of Ldmbure cheese, puts 1t IN my market
baskeA und den I gets IN . street car vat
yss crowded nit beople who vas all
daiking uf de- small-pox. Alder q vile
de cheese begin to smell, and story Won
looks around at Won snoder. Limburg
win do dat way, und you can't help it,
Herman. Soon I see dat efery Won in
do car hat der eyes ON me, und NIT de
b red bimples vat Is ON my face. togedder
INIT Dc smell uf de cheese. de sbeople all
dink I haf de smallpox, und dey begin
tovisper. .Shentlemen, says Won mar
NIT big feet, was you all vaccinated ?
mo. sir. day says. Vel den, dere va.
. cass.uf smaIlpox in dis car. know
thy Dc smeI, he says, unds init dat h.
dives right out uf de door. De mex
minute de whole crowd runs for de door
und more - ten uf dem shumps de win
dows out Won old man NIT O biz
stomach und q green umprella gets stucl
In Won uf de windows und yells 'bolice
vile he shakes de umprella, scares d.
mules und de car runs away. Ven d,
Car stopped de bolice came und vas ar
rested for having de small pox und dis
turbing do beace. Shust dink uf il
Herman, Q brivate citizen don't can hs
any privileges in dc town, You know
NeU Orleans Times.
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zs7r s A
NUMBER 6.

copious shedding OF blood il q part Of the
needful policy, the blood will be shed. 1t was
the Irish pleasure to exaggerate the surrender
of Gladstone, and the theory entertained WAS,
that the appointment of Cavendish to be Sec
retary meant that the revolutionists were not
to reap the fruits of their victory. It was at
this point that tho resentment arose that re-
suited in murder. Mr.. Parnel, however, had
confidence in Cavendish, and his language i'm.
plies that he is as one who mourns without
box,
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It costs $75, 900 to maintain the mil
itary pomp which is considered ncces-
sary for the Sandwich islands. This is
at the rate of $1.25 for every man, wom-
an and child in the kingdom. Pretty
expensive luxury for an impoverished
people, or at least people who have no
money to spare.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-05-11

Star Route coses--Exciting Court Scene.
The trial of the Star Reuters, which was set
for the 4th inst, did not proceed for the rea-
son that one of the principal defendants, John
W. Dorsey, brother of ex-senator Dorsey, was
not present, and has never been arraigned.
Two months ago, when another postponement
was obtained, Col. Ingersoll, one of the
counsel for the defense, and possibly other
counsel for the defense, stated that it would
not be necessary to issue . bench warrant
for Dorsey ~ they would promise
that he should be present at the day named,
and did give their personal pledge to that
effect He was not in court on the 4th, however,
and the Government has learned that he Is in
Texas. The government counsel were lrrltated
at the failure Of Dorsey to be present, and
Col. Bliss in An impetuous moment said 81
call the attention Of the Court to this matter.
and say that believe it was intentional on the
part Of Mr.. Ingersou to violate his promise and
not have him here"
Mr.. Ingersoll here arose excitedly, and slap
ping his fist on the table, shouted: ''That is
lie. You are . liG.'
"Marshalr' called Judge wylie in threat
ening tone, and then addressing the counsel,
said Ea slang sngu.g' % rdt will be stopped at any
my language" began Mr.. Bliss
"whils," said Judge Wylie, " Mr.. Ingersolps
| language went beyond the proper measure Of
| retaliation, the onense of MIR. Bliss was mex,
| cusable." Judge Wylie warned the counsel
that upon repetition OF such scene he would
| deal out summary punishment
Mr.. Merrick said he had moved for bench
| warrants etc., and he was subsequently in
| formed by his associate that he had profess
sional pledge that J. w. Dorsey would be
| present. and that u bench warrant need not be
| served. MIR. Ingersoll had come into court and
| made the pledge that Dorsey would be present.
| He was doubtful then whether the pledge would
| l.-k - snl M Tr1o lfo