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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-07-05
NEWS ITEMS.

Seventy persons were drowned in floods in
Siberia recently,
At Havana there vera 6tty-iwo deaths
from yellow fever last week.
The report that the difficulty between
China and France bad been settled lacks
confirmation.
At st. Gall, Switzerland. the rioting
against the Jews was resumed June 23rd.
Unmouuted dragons dispersed the mob.
Many farm houses were destroyed aud a
number of lives lost by the late cyclone in
Missouri; one child was rendered totally
bind
The Sacramento Bee of June 10Th says;
Most of our exchanges from the wheat.
growing districts bring accounts of serious
damage to the crops hy the late north
winds"
1t is stated that President Arthur in.
tends soon to leave Washington on a three
months tour. He desires to visit Newport,
Yellowstone park, the Louisville exposition.
and to take trip over the Northern Pacific
road.
Gabe and jim johnson and Mcdonald
and lleindon, who last March murdered
Conductor Cain while roLbing the Little
Rock and Fort Smith tram, near Mulberry
Station. were hanged in the presence Of a
large crowd Of several thousand
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-07-05

The frontspiece for the July number oi
Hsrpers NdydSine is an eXquisitely beauti-
full engraving from Mr.. +. = Church's pic-
ture. "A Witch's Daughter" The number Is
very rich in illustrations, and its table OF
contents presents very strong literary attrac-
tions. The opening article OF the number Is
an interesting description OF Hampstead
Heath. the most plcturesqe OF the Suburbs OF
Londob, by William II. Rideing, with thir.
teen striking illustrations from drawings by
Robert W. Macbeth and +. f. Brewtnall
Alexander + Oakley contributes a brief ar
ticle explaining what is meant by "ConveB.
tional Art. with fourteen pictures illustrat-
ing the subject A second paper on The
RomanoHs" is contributed BY II. Sutherland
Edwards. An admirable paper on Cincin.
natl is contributed by Olive Logan. with
twenty illustrations. Col. Hieginson's eighth
chapter Of American History. illustrations
from drawings by Howard Pyle aud old por.
traits. An entertaining article on Chatter.
ton is contributed by John Ingram. The
fiction of the number is OF an attractive aud
popular kind. Wm. L. Stone contributes a
paper entitled "rhe Declaration of lndcpen.
desce in a New Light" Poems are contrib.
uted by +. ID. Morice and Jenny 7. Bigelow
The editorial departments are as timely and
interesting AZ usual, and the editors drawer
is especially good.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-07-05
From the Akron Commercial. Ohio,
Oi Nov. 2Stb. lsS2.

Readers Of the Commercial cannot
well forget that "A large space has for
wears been taken up 10y kendalps adj
vertisements-espec of "A certain
SPAWN Cure. We have had dealings
with DIR. Kendall for many years, and
we know of some large business houses
in cities near by, who have also dealt
with him for many years, and the
truth is fully and faithfully proven,
not only that he is n good honest man
aud that his celebrated Spawn C,klc j.
not only all that it il recommended TO
be, but that the English language il
not capable of recommending IL too
highly.
Kendall's SPAWN Cure will cure
spavins. There are hundreds Of cases
Ia which that has been proven To our
certain knowledge, but, after all, II
any person confines the usefulness of
this celebrated medicine To curing
spavins alone, they make "A big mis-
take. 1t is the best medicine known
"a an outward application for rheum-
ati-m ia the human family. 1t Is
good fnr pains and aches. swellings
and lameness, and Is just ~ safely APP
piled to men, women and children AS
il is. to horses. We know that there
are other good lluimcnts, but we be-
fieve this SPAWN cure To lie far better
than any ever invented.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-07-05

A great deal. TO he sure Wouldn't You
rather bear the name OF Washington than
Guiteaus Aud wonldn't YOU rather hsve
Swayne's Pills than. any other kind in the
market, BY their use female irregularities
arr restored to a healthy condition. They
neither gripe. produce nausea or any other
unpleasant sensation. They are warranted
to cure the great variety Of diseases which
begin with arrangements OF the stomach
bowels and kidneys. Entirely vegetable.
Ask your druggist for them.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-07-05

No time should be lost IL the stomach, liver
and bowels are aft etcd, to adopt the sure
r"mcdv Hostetler's stomach Blttcrs. Dis
cases Of the organs nameu Uegct 9tners laT
more serious. and delay Is .her, fore taZafd,
Gus. Dyspepsia, liver complaint. chill, and
fever early rheumatic twinges, kidney weak
ness, bring serious bodily trouble if trtled
with. Lose no time in using this effective
and safe medicine.
For sale by all druggists and dealers, gen
orally.
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HDuE ..

BARcRoFT. AT the residence Of her son -in-,sv a.
W. h9Sea - n street northwest sunday, May
18Th. lSSS at nve O'Clock pm ANN W. BARCkOFT
Remains vii Ss sfsa @ @ New sr
,d BuKMS; On Nay II. 1885, at 20 an. M.
or az ~ Mi, SghSS aged ysars wido6
oh. We miss our mother now;
But brighter home awaits her
In The mansion In the sktes.
chadrsn weep no more for mamma;
And che waves her hand, caliing
Children, meet me by and BY.
BIZ HER CnuDREx. NARx AND LINZ.
Her busy hands are folded.
Her WORK On earth 10 done.
H Sc. ws ss.sss,s on s.ssa !. ended.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 -
tend the funeral from her iate residsnce 3l23 -
northwest Tuesday ct 5 pm.
asnc isas Sampson Street xNTHoNY y 1 pu M Il
mS MY -nftn year OF his age.
Funer.l viii take place from Mt. Pisgsh A. N. z.
Relatiyes and friends rsspeosfuliy Invited =
yosEPHINE HEBREW. II the sishsssntS ' year q s.
Fnnsr.l YIN take place from the rssidsnes of hsr
nine 9c;oca Am, Tnesdsy. May Is. TO B. and r. a.
NARY f. LEVIN. in the nifty second year Of her ~
her late residence No 2sl0 Dunbarton avenue ocorSS
attend. AA'As0o ~
ROLLINS. On Sunday May Ia 1854. JOSHUA. A.
eon OF coenuA and tire late Martha A. Rollins.
hsstiSes and friends Of the family ere invited %
i Med linz No Si7 i9,h street pOrthves foss-
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The Market.

BALTIMORE. May l4.-virsinia Sc consolidated, 50
90 second series. 81; new fortes IS: new three
63A bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, May A.-Cotton firm niddlins, Io,f.
Flour quiet and steady Howard street and western
super ASA 90; DO extra. 42ss5; o0 do, family.
2s.e 80; do: Rio branda eoo:s as Pasapsco family
nrmer is tcne western about steady southern red
red, SPOT, i2iT asked; May, Ia asked y june.
l:23sl.2sk; July 12s5sai; 24s: August L21lal. OAK
September. 1.25xa1. as Corn-southern nrm western
sa SHADE better southern white eosos do yellow
June. 6ealae7h: Oats steady-soIthern, 6latS; west
Sla5s. Rye steady. 7oa7a. Hay steady and quiet
Prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. q. 90
a16.0o. Provisions firm and steady. Mess pork A. 90.
Bulk mests-shoplders and clear rib sides. packed.
Hams lAhslsh LIss Iss. i2N Butter .teady
active, l6al7. Petroleum dull and ncminsl-renned.
5ha9H. Coffee dull-Rio esrsoes. ordinary to falr.
refined quiet 14,lal5: Whisky steady. !. loyal u.
hour Is So; Grain aao 2Ss a;. Rsseipts, ga
oats: 8 600 bushels; rye 500 bushels. shipments-
corn. ~ 600 bushes.
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cecresafy Folger this afternoon promoted Mr.. Z
T: Melne, principal bookkeeper IN the Treasurer,e
Once, 70 De chief clerk OF the Treasurers once,
vice Mr.. Chas Lyman.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND TIE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON
TRACkt JANNEY COTipTERf

TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND The WEST.
DOUBLE TE ASH. 5 kSiSSl COUPLER.
Gchc1q.s to take effect SUNDAY. MAY 18th. 1883.
leave Nsehng.on from station. corner Of New Jersey
For Ctiesgo. Cincinnati. Louisville snd st. Louis
and Palace ses noi Cars n .sos s
point without change; lois 8. NJ. daily to Chicago
For ittsbarE, Cleveland end Detroit at $50 a. M
ana 80 H. daily $40 is solid train to Pitts
a, TTas. for or sshsdeghia ana New York at
For Rrtno,e on week days. s. $50. 6:4O 7:45 sl0 Q
I'D ls;ss T. 8 10 .s SO 9s 'se $780, 1'so
Tor bs'a ss on sIntays go 5as 1905 am.
Tor H M. II 10 s and 40; On Sunday
e m, SOP.
6ao an. 1910 PIN $50 ~ p ana II go ..
m, Scr ststions on metropolitan Branch, 7:Is
dav Erederick 80 mn 1S:is a 1nes and s a45
Tor haFe;ssown 1918 am. daily except Sunday. 545
Trains arrive from the West daily. $40. 1856 am.
yto ss,,s ri s,' Rh.as,gn!. 1855 $50 am.
IRON AnGaEois $40 m, go. 6:37 PM; Sunday.
From Staunsel. 2:15 pm. daily except Sunday
from Ssssrict and intermsdiate points. s25 an.
1900 s 500 s:9 No. DAILY ss :d
Eans eaEs nans sss for Washington $40
dss 40 lis 500 sn SO 80 e Sun SIN
i cas-, 80 ana 500 D. m. ~'"'' i''o' e'4e'
Al train. from washins stop at Relay Station en-
OHIO M 3 ssgy s & s sy NOR
VIII be taken for baggage to be checked and received At
MN HFes ( I y s a;n Rn pa.esss.r Aren't.
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Wall street To-day.

a UKOOfING bIOCK UARKET.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Posts financial article
says: The stock market was weak and showed q
declining tendency ell the forenoon on moderate
volume OF business the net result OF the forenoons
business being decline OF 4 to per cent. the
features OF the forenoon were Lackawanna, Union
Pacific, Louisville ana Nashville and Lake Shore.
and Quincy was per cent lower than the opening
on sales OF 2, 200 shares Omaha was 2X lower on
sales OF 800 shares It will be seen that the most
active stocks were as firm the rest OF the gem
erAl list while the largest declines were in stocks
In which there were but little trading. The rail-
road bond market was quiet and with but little
change in prices Government bonds were un-
changed for the Is and ANS, but q higher for IS
and SIS Rates for call loans on stocks fn the
fore noon were per cent
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The loss by the Anderson Pressed Brick Comma.
ny's re In Chicago was $3.50 000 insurance $50 COO
The fire originated In the clay room.
The peace negotiations between Peru and Chill
continue, the latter stin adherlng to the terms
declared months ago.
Edward ID. Bassf0rd, inspector OF and dealer In
house furnishing goods, at Nos. to is Cooper In
stftute, New York. made an assignment to-day to
Thomas Kuch. with preferences amounting to
$S7,S O2
The steamer John Harris, from Toronto to Bay
City, Mich, went ashore In gale on Saturday on
Long Point The crew was saved.
1t Is semiofflcially stated that the mission of M
Waddington at Berlin Is to assure Germany of the
continued pacific intentions OF France.
Advices from Panama state that Gen. Pagan.
the secretary OF war during the Nunez administra.
ton. has been elected president OF Cauca. He viii
take OH ce on August lst
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.


ENTIRE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS
ROSEWOOD CASE ~ OCTAVE PIANO. PARLOR,
DINING-ROOM. HALL CHAMBER SUITES. &C..
&C.. CONTAINED IN LARGE DWELLING, NO.
1414 STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION,
ON FRIDAY MORNING. MAY EIGHTEENTH
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK
EMBRACED IN THE ASSORTMENT WILL BE
FOUND ROSEWOOD CASE ~ OCTAVE PIANO,
BODY BRUSSELS. MOQUET. VELVET AND
OTHER PARLOR AND CHAMBER CARPETS,
GILT FRAME AND OTRER MANTEL MIRRORS.
CONGRESSIONAL CHAIRS AND LOUNGES,
WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD EASY CHAIRS.
ROCKERS, &C.. WALNUT WARDROBES AND
WALNUT CHAMBER SETS, DINING-R ROOM
LEATHER COVERED AND OTHER CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, JAPANESE
HANDSOMELY INLAID SECRETARY, MARBLE
TOP. WALNUT AND OTHER TABLES SILK,
DAMASK AND LACE WINDOW CURTAINS,
LAMBREQUINS CORNICES. &C. SECRETARY
AND BOOKCASE. HALL FURNITURE, HALL
AND STAIR MOQUET CARPETS. HAIR MAT
TRASSES. FINE FEATHER BEDS AND Pill
LOWS. LIBRARY TABLES. TOGETHER WITH
QUANTITY OF FURNITURE IN SINGLE
PIECES. BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS, WASH
STANDS. TABLES, CHAIRS. &C.. &C.; CHINA,
GLASS AND CROCKERY TABLE WARE. COP
PER COOKING UTENSILS AND OTHER
KITCHEN REQUISITES, STOVES, &C. ALTO
GETHER THE REJECTS OF UPWARD 16
ROOMS. TO WHICH ATTENTION OF BUYERS
Is CALLED. myl4-d
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HOS. J. FISHER CO., Real Estate Aucsi

FFHoS.J j. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctonesrs.
sF 81 On xEaE sFErET
BETWEEN g AND STREETS NORTHWEST
AND AT The CORNER OF THIRTEENTH
AND n STREETS NORTHWEST.
causes Nos 1919 and 1861 we win offer for sale At
public auctions IN front q the PREMISES on wEDNEs
1883. at HALFPAsT FOUR O'Clock P. n. the e. to-
lowing described real estate situate and lying in said
District of Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered twenty
eight (2Sl In the recorded subdision Of original lot
ten tl0l in square numbered four hundred and ifty
four 4bA fronting % feet inches street NORTH
west between and streets extending back 100 feet
e to- ~ loot alley fmproyed by brick dwelling and
on The SANE DAY. st HALF.PA l FIVE P. NJ.
we VIII oner for sale in front Of the premises part
9rsansl Lot numbersd one % in Square numbered two
east conner OF said lot and square, and running thence
west on ii street fortyve feet thence north twenty
two feet thence east two CD feet thence north sixty
eight S) feet thence east (43 feet TO 18th
nin& with privilege of alley the western line Of
said part together with the improvements consisting
building has well-established grocery store at
tached.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money Of
each piece OF property in cash. and the residue
IN equal nstamenfs. payable In one and two years
nually: The deferred payments must be secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold deposit of 200 viii
De on each piece OF property upon the accept
CAMBRIDGE II. WEBB,
FRANZ tx 4 + s SsoW VGsthSsss
4l6 9Th street northwest
EUGENE CARUSI,
mv1a-axa. 4Se Louisiana avenuenorthwest.
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my12-dGds

GtHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
70 ssS HoHsE SNS NJ isg
81 a1sS2 GS1h zs Sbrshsk 4aE 81
% 1R ND gs Of the
Nc s62 Equity Dee. a thobert Cohen T. n ns:'a
dsscrbsd real G 1S lying 9G snd
$s i AZ T IS
.NS1 e
and running thence south with the west line Of said lot
one hSnaEe sS and twenty GAO fsst thence east
line Andrew Hooyers lot (Which west line and center
OF b wall ss, OF Anarex lot runs parallel
e eqqpD,as moth with sag Ps ana
west with Pennsyvania avenue to thu place Of begn.
ping being the same land conveyed 70 Robert Cohen
ss aSY l. es s. s .as
improved with large brisS buang Containing
on THE SAME q, pay. at FIVE O'CLOCK M. 10.
6 ss s
AM 81 fh sss ct
Which be VII Se III ae5es .Georns to plat
ns o sk iIs5t1 AK, oSfo5K L.
Ct square numbered three hundred and
s faE op the line &
corner OF said square, and running thence southeast
along SAID street twenty-five (25) feet; thence
s fese sn sea nine 90 dye
said aey twenty five (25) feet thace ,,e east nnetv
v Wsrdy 1se d asa s5 sna thence
prcvex ene. eeu 'aA~ - uuiin
Terms OF sale: One. third cash and the balance In
three equal 1nstalmente at O. u and Is months with
interest rom the day OF sale such deferred payments
by deed Of trust upon the properly sold No deed is t
6 s.ven ,rc.s sae M9ssses until the full paymen!
s ssah deposit de a,,a VIII be rsqurs follows
lot nine and 500 on said mb ios twenty -four. ana
less the or purchasers of the respective lots
in seven days from any such sae the Trustees viii re:
se saia fo a. IONA e. the risk cost and Of
days advertisement Of such sale or sales.
ANDhEW~B. DUvALI. Trustee
402 Louisiana avenue northwest.
HEINZ! e. DAVIS, Trustee.
sou Louisiana avenue northwest.
mylz-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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THE NEW YORK sTocKMARKEr.
Name.


from the New York Times.
Now that the star route c.se is soon to be Rtvsn
TO the jury, long letters In which the Departmene
OF Justice II abused without measure and tne
defendants are described as objects or polisacsl
persecution, are appearing In obscure papers IN
distant states. and are quickly republished IN
those washington newspapers which have either
directly or indirectly defended the ring The NE.
goy OF the nrst trial repeats itself In this partcu-
lar, Tor this was one OF the ways In which the a.
tendants attempted to prejudice the fury last Sen
temper. A washington paper reprints from tho
once me eastern terminus OF the biggest ring
STAT, ssar ro9Ie ID the service. q three-column
letter nom its washington correspondent"
In which the Attorney General and the prose-
cotos are denounced In q skillful manner and
with pen that Is occasionally eloquent In Win.
perataon. The correspondent" rs evidently n
person whose work Is not usually done for small
neWspapers Ia Texas towns. and his purpose Wa
accomplished when an appreclat.ve Washington
paper iald MS remarks, under sympathetic head
nneS. before the star route jury. Another ion9
argument Tor the defendants Is reprinted In Wasl.
lngton as the work or the correspondent OF an IN
Diana paper. The character OF this correspondenf
is Indicated by his assertion that the Rovernmene
PAID Rerdeu 1000 for pleading guilty, and Rer.
oels attorney 5000 for having advised his client
70 confess Correspondence OF this Kind win
probably appear with some regularity In a few
western ana southern papers, and be republished
10 washington for the edihcation OF the fury unti
the end OF the trial
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Slavery Among Indians.
TIE RED MEN ASTONISHRD AT THE DEMAND 10 FREE
THEIR SRRvANTf.

D. NJ. Riordan, the Indian agent at the Navajo
agency, Arizona, informs the Indian Commissioner
that some time ago boy was killed by member
of Francisco Captains band. Upon an investiga-
ton it was found that this boy was slave, and
his murder was regarded as Of no more Importance
than that OF an animal The boy belonged to q
family OF slaves, the original slaves being two Mo-
Qul girls, who were bought for corn. The father
Of the boy, In what the Indians regarded as q
1T Of perverseness asserted his right to
be free. The killing OF the boy was
thought to be the right thing, to remind him of
his dependent condition. The agent writes that
he demanded that all the slaves be set free. He
at this request and tried to beg OF, but finally
acceded TO the demand to deliver all the slaves In
20 days. 81 am ofthe opinion" writes the agent,
shat there are some 500 persons held as slaves
amongst this tribe. Some are war captives, some
the descendants OF slaves and some the results OF
trades or purchases" He thinks that this cannot
be done without great dinlculty and asks Tor the
support ofthe department..
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limited STATES MARsHAI,s SALE.

virtue of four wts of eri facas issued out of the
Clerxs once 81 the Supreme Cour. OF the District Of
for cash. in front of the Court House door Of said Dis
sr1st on FRinAY the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1883. at
TWELVE NJ. all the right title. claim and In
Of John Butler and to tho following
property to wit: The western onehaf Of Lot two ca
Lot twelve Q2), in square three hundr and twenty
beginning for the same at the northwest Of
said lot IL and running south twenty eight (2S feet
, nnd ssns CD inches thence east ten o feet thence
theIce west ten Q0 feet to the place of beginntng
tosetner with all and singular the improvements there
on levied upon as the property Of John A. Butler to
satisfy executions No. ~ $50 at law in favor Of Cox
whitman Cox. use OF John B. Larner; No. ~, CSC at
IN favor q Margaret Butler. and No. a. ITS at law In
CLAYTON McAfICHAEI. United States Marshal
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneor myl2tn9i
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FINE BTsIEEsS PROPERTY, NO. Iea1 gTH
RIVE L LING WITH STORE ROOM, BETWEEN
MMEEMM.f ohA AVENUE AND STREET NORTH
On FRIDAY. AFTERNOON, MAY EIGHTEENTH
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, -
front,n Pa 81 fcet Lot 20 e. IN SQUARE NO; &c.
80 feet 10 inches and improved by we'll built three
storS ana t 5,SE building brick DWELLING containing ten
tn street northwest with modern ctnveniences; one
street. 49,
Terms; One-thrd cash balance in and two years;
notes 70 pear and to be secured by deed Of trust
deposit Of $40 required e sale 70 be complied
defaulting purchaser after Eve days. public notice Of
such ressie in some newspaper published In Washing
my0-d&ds DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionesrs.
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--latest qGlegrans to 4l0 Star.
England and Ireland.
THE LONDON TIMES ON GEN. GRANTS RECENT
SPEECH.

SPEECH.
LONDON, May A.-The Times says the speech OF
Gen. Grant at the recent annual banquet OF the
New York Chamber of Commerce is 8 fair sample
OF the e5inion OF the American people, which at
present Is aroused BY the doings OF the dynamite
temporarily quiet Americans viii again lose sight
OF the true facts Of the Irish question.
In all candor and kindleness We ask the
OF preJudices and recognize that the denunciation
by Irlshmen OF England are not now JUSTIFIED. but
reler 10 Dygone history. We DO not ask the
United States to put down organized ruf1anism
which pretends to impunity and encouragement
under their Gag. II they do not bestir themselves
for their own character and comfort they are little
likely to do so to oblige England, but they should
recognize. facts The whole OF England Is con-
WINGED that the government has dealt generously
with Ireland, but must resist the demands OF
secessionisss. Americans do not In their hearts
believe that all Englishmen are hypocritics and
tyrants, and should consider the effect OF reckless
language and cease saying what they do not
think.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, Baltimore 4 Potomac railr DAD agt
Fifth Baptist Church; mandate OF the Eu-
preme Court OF the United States filed. simpson
agt Simpson; decree aff1rming special term.
Washington Market Company agt warthen; opin-
ion BY Judge Cox Affirming judgment below. stiles
agt. Selinger; do. DO. Sands agt Frick; motion TO
dismiss appeal nled.
EoUrTY C0uRT-Jud0e James
To-day, Barlow agt Gilmore; order OF Apr;l 81
last vacated. 0root agt Hitz: investment OF FUNDS
ordered Ward agt Ward; reference to auditor
Power agt Power; bond allowed filed Schen AIT
Eliot; auditors report ratified Jones agt Jones;
order OF April 9th modified. Rinehart agt. Rinc-
hart; decree of divorce
CIRCUIT C0uRf-Jud0e Macarthur.
To-day the May term OF the Circuit Court was
convened, and the jurors being called Noble Hams
was returned dead and Patrick Murphy not found
j: 8. Jones, D. n Mahon, w. 81. Dempsey, Joseph
Blair and John Hancock we're EXCUSED, and the
marshal was directed 70 M the vacancies Baxter
Booo age WubesSI, Hammer 3 Bailey agt. Gran
!oTd ~ a. settled Ford agt B. & p. r h. 90,
Uuval Mari agt Corcoran; OF calendar. Con
ley agt Scala. Brown Agt Ferris. and Cook agt
West: plaintiffs called, dismisood Dpruh 00t
Sheriff; defendant called, do