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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
WEST WASHINGTON.


During the fishing season n report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lished each day, rs furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct once Georgetown, usiug the Following
scale Of measurement: Very ,urbid o 10 3; turbid,
Sto Is; slightly turbid, 10 TO 22i clear, ~ to 80.
Condition of the water Tuesday April lS-h
Great Falls Sc at receiving reservoir, 96 NJ DIS
tributing reservoir se.
The marriage Of Mr. Richard b. Yates and Miss
Mamie lIarrcr at Trinity Church last night, was
the event of the season. Long before seven
O'clock the appointed hour, the church was filled
with the elite of Washington and Georgetown As
the handsome young couple, with members OF
their respective families, and the ushers entered
the door, sweet strains Of music from the organ
greeted Them grand march having been com
posed 10y friend for this special occasion. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Kelley,
Fathers ROchefOrd and Curly assisting. Messrs.
JEFF Rldgley, John Hogan, Ema Yates, and John
brhnct'c 9. was ex1Iisltcly dressed in white satin,
trimmed with IN q I'D lace, and dcucntcly orna-
montcd with dice flowers. reception was
held at the residence Of the brides mother. No.
1919 o street, until niue O'Clock. when the happy
pair left for the $50 train While on their wed,
ding our they will visit New York, Boston, and
Philadelphia, returning home about the LIST OF
May.
Rev Mr.. Webster, pastor of punbarton Avenue
VI. l.. Church, was considered by his physician
msch hotter last night.
About eight thousand bushels of wheat were
sold on chang yesterday, ut from Sl0iI TO sLoii
$50 bushels Of rOrn, at nG cents,
Schooner Murray Naudrrwater' Captain Gal
lowny from Baltimore, arrived with 1000 bushels
corn for Austin Herr $1,000
Canal boat Ruby, from williomsport, with 300
bushels wheat mud 100 bushels clover seed, ana me
Medley, from Whites Ferry, with 2,lOO bushels
wheat aud 1850 bushels corn for Hartley Bros,
came IN ycstCrl Jay.
Sales nj Drovers Rest, Tuesday, April iS-Thirty
fine cattle up and sold nj from "a cents TO "a cents
eighty fine sheen aud lamb sheep, 6la cents to ~
cents; lambs, II cents to l2l5 cents; twenty cows
aud calves At from $50 10 255.
High tide, April 10 (Wedncsday)-A $40 q. m.
aud g.0h n N
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Observation-Disclosures.

The sale Of season tickets for choice of seats for
the Stmkosch Grand Italian Opera commences
this morning, ut the box-oilice Of the Nat onol
Theatre. Tho sale of seats for single nights will
commence tomorrow (Thursday) morning. Nine
Eleika Gcrsler will appear on Monday next in her
unrivacd role of Amind, in " In Sonuambula," and
on Wednesday evening In her charming role Of
Rosind, in the Barber of Seville" Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg viii appear on Tuesday in her
original creation of M1rgHerHd, in Faust"
grand matinee will be given on Wednesday at re-
duced prices when the great dramatic prima
donna, Mile. Maria Leslino. will uppcnras LGoROrd,
IN al Trovatore." This will positively he the
farewell appearance of that great aud gifted song
stress, Nine. Etelka Gerstcr, and our own taNgritc
prima donna, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg. II Is
pleasant to remember that in the cases ~ both
thee great singers long periods of public triumph
have been secured, with none of the drawbacks
which sometimes accompany great fame. Bntl OF
these ladies have saved ont from their artist lives
goohly portion of domestic enjoyment, md now,
especially when we are to part with Miss Kellogg,
who rctirts altogether from professional life, aud
also from Nine, Gcrsicr, who leaves Amer On for Il
long stay abroad, II IS well and pleasant TO know
that both the great artists, who pleased the pub
lie before the foOtliglit1 have reserved for their
resting hours the happiness of pleasant homes,
where the & liter OF stage life Is only pleasant
memory of Victories wouhily achieved.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions nj the Various Dis.
trIct Onices.

lrhct u"ceh.
Onicer Kearney, at present on duty at the BNli-
more and Potomac depot, has been detailed to duty
at the White House
Building Permits were issued yesterday to Mrs.
Gilmore to build brick addition at 1914 V street
northwest, to cost $500; - Jockey, to make re-
pairs On New Jersey avenue, between and d
streets northwest, to cost s25; Mary d. Jones to
build one wood dwelling on Lincoln street north.
west, to cost $500.
The Commissioners have ordered that the build
ing regulations be amended as follows: Strike out
all of section IA after the first paragraph, and iu-
sert the words: mo permit for building shall
hereafter be Issued until certificate ofihe inspec.
tor ofplumbing shall have been presented showing
tina. the regulations of the Health Department re.
Mting 10 plumbing and drainage have been COM
piled with"
At the suggestion of Judge Smell. the District
Commissioners have forwarded TO the charmen
of the District committees of both Houses of Con.
meet such cases of burglary as occurred few
mornings ago at Jennings carpenter shop. The
bill is TO punish any person guilty OF breaking
and entering banks, shops, stores, ana other build
ingS in the District of Columbia with intent to
commit larceny any felony therein" and makes
nor more than ten years.
The license department yesterday issued postal
cards notifying 2S7 claim agents that II they do moi
PR cure licenses Immediately they will be prose-
cuted. These agents all filed at the Department OF
Justice afdavis stating that they are claim agents
ness before that Department. These Hilidavlts IN
themselves make cases against the men, and II Is
expected that they Will promptly come to the front
and procure licenses.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

The nth OF Professor Bischon's popular concerts
took place at Congregational Church Monday
night The audience was large aud apHreointivc.
The following excel en programme wNsp-esened:
Organ solo, Dr. j. W. Bischoif; LA Farialttta,"
Tory, Miss Maddren; violin solo, Weis, little
Birdie Lucas; ole c mes No More" Mattel, Mrs.
Winter valse, "D'Adieu," Tory, Miss sallo
Miss Carrie Bender and Dr. ]. w. Bischoif;
SHOULD He Upbrad?" Bishop, Miss Jennie
Gutter; "Chanson du Torrieaor" Bizetl,
Warren S. Young: "rhe Message" plumenthnl,
Mrs, Ward; ".Ah Forse Z LuI," Verdi, Nine. Kos
par Donald Balm" Molloy, Miss Agnes Nc
Gre $; when You and We're Young" Bischoii,
DR.. J. w. Bischoff; "LAddio," Dnnizetti, Nine.
Kaspar and Mr.. Young. Miss Lille Wcsthprpe de-
iiqhtcd her friends with the improvement she has
made In her music since she las been under the
instruction of Professor Bi,chOn, and bids fair TO
be one of the most promising singers of this city.
As usual, Nine. Kaspar carried of tho hnnors Of
the evening In the intricate passages of the aria
from "Trayiata" she showed her full rich voice TO
its best advantage. She is a conscientious singer,
and executes with precision and Tapidity,
her scales being especially smooth and
accurate. Notwithstanding the injunction that
no encores would be allowed, she was re-
called SO decidedly that she responded with
kathleen MNvourieen" The la'tconcert of the
series viii take place on May IL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
AZ the WharYea.

Harbor- Master Sutton reports arrivals at the
river. front as follows: Schooner b, Olvent, Conk-
ling, $1,000 feet lumber, Wilct& Libbey; schooner
William X. Huston, Crowley, 1000 tons ice, Great
Falls Ice Company; steamer Sue, Geoghegan, with
freight, Stephenson Il Bros; steamer Norfolk, Law
SON. merchandise, Johnson Bros; schooner Agnes,
Smith 30 tons coal for Dealers schoOneB George
aud Martha, Mary Shea, Richard Lacy, and Caro-
line, with cOrd-wood for dealers schooners sallie
Gibson, Sarah Jane, and Is. +. Marh, with oysters
for dealers; steamer q. w. Pride, fish for William
e. Stewart; steamers Kate and William Yates,
puugy Coral McKeuny sChoOners Mary RebecCa
and John Francis with fish for II. A. Golden
and schooner Ragan, all with fish for r. A.
Golden; pungy Charlie and sloop John Williams,
with oysters for market; schooner John j. Brady,
2l7 tons coal for John Miller; schooner Mary A.
H. tons coal, stephenson Brosi longboat Ada Lee,
thirty cords wool Carter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

A subcommittee a. pointed hy the joint commit
tee having in charge the arrangements for the
celebration Of the siXtythir anniversary of the
independent order Of Odd Fellows the 26th In
acting grand patriarch. and John 4. Given, grand
representative Of the Grand Encampment. waited
upon the President Saturday, and invited him TO
review the battalion on that day, md be present
At the banquet at the National In the evening, and
also requested him to grant leave of absence to
Government employees on the occasion who are
members of the order. The President received the
committee coUrteously, and consented TO review
the battalion and grant the leaves as desired
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

The pretty comic opera Of THE Mnscotte" was
presented At the National Theatre last night by
the Audran Opera Troupe, and II Jolly perform
ance II was. Miss Lucette, who made an exceed
ingly favorable impression when she was here
with Charlie Fords company, sustained the lead
ing role and the frequent applause of the audience
nte,tpd their complete satisfaction. The cIarac-
tiers of Prince Lorenso and Heicrick by Messrs,
McCollin and Valc'ga, were well sustained, while
Mr. Joe Grrensfelder made n decided feature OF
the part of Rocco, and was most heartily encored
in his introduced song in the second act. Tho
choruscs were exceptionally well sung, and the
entire opera was performed with q vim, a dash,
md go" that has not been seen here before
IL will be repeated tonight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
nnI,IInore smugrIcra.

BALTIMORE, April ls-In the United States Cir
cult Court to-day William Weinberger, Bernard
3enken William A. Berry, and Benjamin +.
EInftztll pleaded guilty to indictments for SNUG
Cling 900 pairs of kid gloves from the steamer
Ohio, Of the Baltimore and Bremen Line, In March
last Weinbcrger, who WAS paymaster of the
steamer was sentenced 10 the city jail for six
mouths; Gcnken, who was boatswain, to the city
IAN for thirty days; Hartzell, who was watch
man ON the wharf and Berry, a junk dealer, who
received the gloves were fined 500 each and costs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

This charming operetta gains in favorwith each
production. 1t affords Mr.. John Pugh an oppor-
tunity for full display of his excellent C mic
powers while his voice gives additional attraction
TO the pleasing music, Messs. Hay and Daniel
ably support the amusing element while Mrs.
True has part to which she does full justice.
Mrs. Charles b. McCartee now sings the soprano
piounnte acting adds greatly TO the interest of the
piece Penelope" will he given In Alexandria
May 8, under the auspices of the Old Dominion
no nh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

was visited yesterday and last night by large
crowds Of people, who expressed themselves as
extremely delighted and surprised at the perform
ances given aud the wonders exhibited. The
mugcians were particularly wonderful, their
featS being unsurpassed for deXterlty The
little wee baby was the chief object Of
the ladies' attention, but there are many inter
esting things there that it would be impossible to
classify them, and MS the admission fee Is only
fifteen cents everybody can see them. GO and
take the little ones.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

one hundred and seven years ago day, at
Lexington and Concord, our patriot sres unse led
the bloody fountains whose Tesistess tide swept
British tyranny from our shores Eighiy.six years
later on the 18th day of April, 1861, In the streets
of Baltimore, the hand of strife struck at the Ma
TONS life, and once more tho crimson tide gushed
forth that Freedom and Justice might not perish
from the earth, and again the cause of Truth and
Justice were made triumphant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
A Remarkable Floor CoVerin9.

The floor cloth "LIFoLguM" has now been
msnutsc,ured for some years, and is much com
of finely ground cork and solidlfed oil. Remark
able alike for durability, beauty, and cleanliness
the demand must continue TO increase. IL has
stood the test of time lut limitations being on the
market, buyers should look on the back OF the
cloth for the word LISoLEuH," which on the
pet dealers keep II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
LOCAL MENTION.
POLICEMAN's REPORT,

2lS 18TH STREET N. f., jan. Q, Is
GENTLEMEN;
Ny occupation is night police
man of the Eighth Precinct, this
city. For long time was u great
sufferer from general debility and
night sweats. Two reputable ply
siClans failed to give me relief, so
upon the advice aud recOmmenda-
ton of clerk in DcMOlls drug store
commenced taking Browns Iron
Bitters. When 1 had taken half a
bottle found that II was doing me
good. Amer the second bottle was
taken was completely cured, and
have been we'll ever since. have
given the Iron Bitters to my chill
dren with such good effects that
most cheeriully recommend them.
WIN, n, CLINTON,
Met. Police, Eighth District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

on the 2sth and 18th instant there will be given
for the benefit Of ST. Johns Mite
Society, of THE Pirates of Penzauce " and "Pinn-
fore" with Miss Eva Mills, Mrs. True, Miss Bond,
Messrs Morcll, Adams, seibold, Hay, Foreman,
Pearson, and others In the cast, and full chorus
OF seventy people The Dox.sheet is now Mt Eli
music store whore seats mny be seoured.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

RALEIGH, N. c. April lS.-The State Republican
Executive Committee-all tho members present
except Messrs Cooper aud Hcks-met here to. day
and decided to call a state convention on WednCs-
day June IA, az Raleigh They moved to fayor an
alliance with the Liberal movement In this State.
The state Anti Prohibition Committee is called TO
meet Tuesday, Maya.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

BOSTON, April ls-The secretary the Common
wealth has received the votes ON the license ques-
ton of827 Of the cities and towns. In two towns
the vote was a tie, 252 cities and towns voted no,
aud 10 voted yes The aggregate vote reached
lG5Ss9 of which S3,2i5 were against and SOFA in
favor Of license. In several strong temperance
towns no vote was taken.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

this form the trouble Ia Obviaied host Of GER
tilcates might be given here to testify 70 tho OK.
cellence and success OF " Wllbor's ODD JtrT OIL
and Li1nc; hut the fact that II 10 regularly pre-
soTibod by the medical faculty il sufficient, For
sale by A. ,. WiLBoR, Chemist, Boston, and by all
drnQpists
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

THR highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, ieNelry, &c. Gail on oil
address Herzog, sos Ninth street, near Pennsyl.
yania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.

For he Middle Atlantic States, Increasing cloudiness
and rain souihey irtnds, io,Oer bdromc!e stationery
temperature.
For Washington, a. r',-Jncredsil0 cloudfness, fol-
iotced by rata.
Thermometrc rsdings.-7 a. M, 49, II a. M,
6S.5'; D. m 7i.5o p. M, $50 II p M 500 maxi
mum, zee minimum, 1859.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning,
and delivered IN l6b Ward" prints, At TO-. per ID.
Also cottage cheese, nc. per ball; buttcrmilk, &c.
per quart, and sweet milk Sc per quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

The advantage Of this compound over the
plain Oh is that the nauseatng taste OF
dered palatable The offensive taste Of tile OIL has
long acted as great objection TO Its use but in
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

hereby tender my sincere thanks to my friends
and the public for their kind expressions OF sympa
thy the occasion OF the late fire. NY store 4is
seventh street, is now open for business, ana am
ready to ~ al orders promptly. The damages
1hope In II few days to have handsomcr store even
than formerly. $500 --.
GEORGE IlNNEAI., JR,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s>zsFls THE NATIONAL MANNED SOLDIERS
~ AND SAILORS LEAGUE
viii hold meeting nj st. Georges Hall, No, 80
Eleventh street, THIS lMedncsdayJ EVENING.
All soldiers and sailors who have lost m arm or
leg shall have suffered disability equal thereto
invited 10 attend and should be present aud share the
labor and expense OF the work now In hand Don't
fail to be present.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
FrnnIs IIngerty,s Oysters.


Why don't You drop into Frank Hagerty's and
get a fried oyster? This fine bird is given away
with every drink, and don't YOU forgetitl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

Clothiers and tailors, corner Seventh and +, are
continually adding TO their attractions In every
department Of their vast establishment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

aud the boys delighted with clothing purchased nj
Eiseman Bros. clothiers aud taiors, corner Sew.
puth and E
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19
l1O7 Penna. ave.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Ear
Rings, Fine Gold Jawelry, American Watches Ster-
ling Syerware in great variety, Plated Tea Sets,
Baskets, Bowls. Ice Pitchers Buter Dishes. astors,
Soup Tureens, Forks aud spoons, Rogers Bros Plated
Table Cutlery, Joseph Rogers Y Sons Sholeld Ivory
Table Cutlery aud Scissors, French Clocks Opera
GlLsses, Brass ScOnces, Mirrors, CandlcSticks, &c,
wis never complete, which we call to the attention
Of purchasers us They Will find our prices low.
HARRIS IL SHAFER,
mrlG-tf No.lllS Pennsylvania avenue.
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WubOr's Compound OF Pare COd-LIVC
Oil and Kline.

corner in the city Is leseman Bros, clothiers al
tailoTs, corner Seventh and Il.
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LADIES' GOODS.
REOPENING.
REOPENlNG.
Banm'S Reopening.

Having effected a settlement
with the insurance companies on
my stock lately damaged by the
fire next to my store, L now take
pleasure to inform the public of
the REOPENING Of my Estab-
lshment.
Twill sell all Damaged Goods at
great sacrifice. Most of the goods
are only slightly damaged by water,
but nevertheless we will sacrifice
them.
Great Bargains can be expected
in all the Departments.
Our entire Button Stock, lately
purchased, ut half price.
Our Dress Trimmings Mt % per
cent. discount.
Made.up Lace Goods half price.
Children's Suits slightly dam
aged.
Ladies' Underwear in job lots.
Flowers and Ribbons, damaged,
at any price.
Fine Laces and Embroidery,
slightly damaged, at a sacrifice.
The following Goods, not dam
aged, will also be sold ut a uniform
reduction for one week:
Our MILLINERY DEPART
MENT, stocked with all the Latest
Novelties. Bargains.
Our FINE PATTERN HATS at
q sacrifice.
Our LADIES' SUITS and
WRAPS greatly reduced.
Our PARASOLS and GLOVES
reduced.
CHAS. BAUM
416 Seventh street.
PAL AIS ROYAL.
First Of the Season !
GREAT oNE-PRIcE SALE
LADIES
UNDERWEAR !!
At last we begin Il series OF oNEPRICE SALES
until further notice. Tho FIRST OF these sales will begin
TODAY. Tho goods to be slaughtered are comprised
in the above-named department, which will be di
vided into FIVE GRAND LOTS.
Lot No I-contaning chemlses, Skirts. Drawers
Corset Covers, ut the uniform price OF IS cent
| apiece.
Lot No. 27Gen!anpg che soS. sk ot az PSS
apiece.
LOT sEiTis, DfSwerS, and Pillow shsms, At he as
founding price Of 80 cents apiece.
Lot No. Containing Drawers, Skirts, Pillow shams
Chemists, Corset Covers, nj the remarkably low
figures of b6 cents apiece
Lot No 5-Conaining Night Gowns, Skirts, Pillow
Shams, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, at s.I
apiece.
BB- Bear in mind that our stock Is neither dam
eyed by FIRE nor wAIER nor even SlISIIs ~
| FRESH and NEW GOODS, all OF our OWN I'M
| PORTATION, ut the above wonderful figures. TIL
prices on the Goods MUST and WILL sell them
, Pa1aiS R0va1.
SUMMER RESORTS.
/ GLEASON OF 1882.
BREGEIT EIoU5E
AND
DOUGLASS EIoUSE1,
RehobOth Beach, Delaware.
Terms, % to eld per week send ~ Circular.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

You can publish throo-lne advertisement Of
Wanted" "For Rent /" For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty five cents in THE REPUB-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-19

We Just now about laying the foundation OF our
new immense building (of which description ap-
peared IN this paper), which will be completed by
September: and as our new store shall be inaugu-
rated with an ENTIRE NEW STOCK we propose 10
sell every article in present store as near COST
as possible. Great bargains may be expected. An
carly inspection will certainly pay'you.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-05-26
A Notorious Swlndler,

| It was stated last week that the Nation.
| al Valley Bank here had received two tel
eRrams from different banks in Newark
N. j., iDquiring if drafts for amounts up
to three or four Thousand dollars, were
good if drawn by ]. s. Wallace one tele-
gram said, or j. s. Willis as the other said.
Cashier T. A. Bledsee at once concluded
that ~. Hunter, M. D., Royal Navy, (" the
swindler who got away with one or two
business men in Staunton and some more
in Richmond had made his way to Newark
His conclusions proved to be correct. The
rascal was arrested but unfortunately only
held long enough to learn something of
his methods-the same he practical in
Stanton. He proves to be Curtis l..
North, the former General Agent Of the
Readington N. J. Mutual Life Insurance
Co. He was arrested at Plainheld, N. j.,
last Friday for passing worthless checks,
but was released after examination. The
N. Y. World of Monday says s..
| Detectives from Paterson and Elizabeth
were in Plainfeld. N. j.. 1st Saturday in
search of Curtis L. North. who was ar
rested for passing worthless checks and
was released after an examination. They
were very indignant at the action of the
tlainfield authorities in letting North go.
The man, they say, is an accomplished
sWindler. who has been victimizing banks
and private persons in part of New jersey
and New York city for two months past.
His method was to draw draft payable
to himself and signed Collins & Co., on
John l.. Brown. Woodbury., n. j.. This
draft he would deposit 10 bank for the
purpose Of opening an account, and would
then draw checks against e it, get.
ting them cashed by private parties, and
dlshonored. When he was arTeststfs al
Piainfield he had upon his person seven
different bank books Of banks IN ster
son, Elizabeth, Plainfeld, SomeSVille
with check books to correspond. The
aggregate Of credits in the different books
was about SIP 600, all of which had beer
given upon drafts on John l.. Brown
The 8 ubs of his check books showed
that he had issued checks tor more thar
the amount to his credit on the banl
books. All Of the deposits had been made
within forty days. He made specially
of victimiZing physicians, going to then
in every Place be visited and appointing
them medical examiner for an.zinsuranc'
company of which he alleged he was gee
eral agent. In Plainfield FIVE differen
physicians were thus appointed HI
would then get various sums of none!
from them by trading checks or in othe
ways. One man who stopped at Tue SAME
hotel with him in New York cllims tt
have been swlhdled out Of $500 by. him
A large number of warrants for him arr
in the hands of the detectives. John l.
Brown. on whom the drafts were drawn
is n coloYed man of Woodbury..