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National Republican., 1883-09-12
d0lanteS Roon,s.

NNTANrED - HANDsoNiEIN EURNIsHED,
w south front roop nonr tho Hamilton house; sin
gle gentlemnn VIII be parmanent address {; =,
iienuh!iean Olhee, se?.att
NxT ANTED-TWo FURNIsHED COMMuNI-
w eating rooms, or three Or four rooms furnished,
i9s a ls{ hoGsekespinS SS9T,ihWa,a Ma, a. nom SiO 10
VNT ANTED--TWO OIsTH REH uNFURNISHE
w rooms, thirl or iruryh door, 0elw zen II and
VI and Twelfth and SpVuniepIltl northwest "tN
EllliNISlLED. l,elnhIc,ul 0flce ,qlaMS
wv ANTED- BY SINGLE GItNTLEAfA N.S3IAIL
M bed room, well FURNISHED prize = 20 si, or
given, Address X, iienublisan oncn seil'3t
NITANrEp- SITTING ROOM And TWO RED.
with privilege Onnstructtlg evening GLASS IN sitting
roau' Address MISS BALCH 9l2 Nov YORK ave-
nue, sl1l3tN
XNTANpED-oCroRER FoURTIr, a NICELY
liam onlpc. seI-jts
yITANrED : COMFORTABLY FURNlaHED
ROOM by single Eentieniani permangnt. II
sniled' Address l.. f., Republican olice. sell-lt"
wv TANTED--BY 4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN, AN
NY unninrniihsa ir9pi ,oomi state terms AgaTeS
ANrED-FROAi AB0U 4 oCpuuEn /, -FOUR
wv OF iiye uniirnshod rooms, w,th gls heat aud
use pl Dath convenient 10 tabe hOurd innurthweSt
care Z. 4, seelv, toonIi Paloht diice. selOiit
WV ANTEp-Two COMMUNICATING ROOMS,
w urinrnghel permenent tenAuls; gentleman
anANwse Address L. K, H., Republican onIee'
V6TANTED ~ ny A TYPE WRITER. DESK
w room ~ lawyers onlce location ceutral Ad-
dress " rs Il, gls New fork avenue norghwe't.
a MAN ASH nwtFnuFQuI ETTASrEs VAST
IN boald nud ruuin with u private family. Address
NI.a lthsuN, Republlr0l uiliuH. sel0-ltF
TANTED-lWo or nlIiEE FURNIsllHp
rpoms' with board prign!s iamily preferred
Address M H. tr Republican ohlee. ses'Gt'
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GonrNina.

IrV = II STREET NORpHWESr-HAN AND
4 Il - sninvly inrnlshc communicating rooms,
Win board table poarders saccomm0dRlOd reterAnoes
given and exchanged. Be7-l2ts
National Republican., 1883-09-12
RrnI Gstntr 8rnkrrs.

TNYLER q RUTHERFORD,
No. lsl8 HtrocI northwest
BRICK UWlqLLINGS FOR RENT;
No. 1875 Thirteenth st. II, W.
No. lHfa 'rhrIoenth st. n. W.
No. 1915 GOrCurnn 81, seirGt
National Republican., 1883-09-12
StWIsS STEANLAUNDRY.
H3ui' IN yiu--
daTe FuHE WORK.
fs22 f STREET NEAR EBBITT HOUSE,

nulls,tu IRA GODFREY, JR., Proprietor.
E1ASY FEET ARE REQUISIrE TO HEA LTH
II and longevity Hence the most eminent phys
uHns surgeons, and thousands of other well known
persons, from fnr and near visit
DR. WHITES EsrABLISHMENT,
lll6Pennsylvanla avenue, opposite Wards Hotel.
Tor relief from corns hnnlons, discussed nails, and
other complaints of the feet
Tweny-lwo consecutive years of practice In Wash.
iugton. D. q.
Foe. Ii pGr visit Cor putting tho feet in order.
National Republican., 1883-09-12
@pst mn Frnnn.

r OST-BEpWEEN THE HOURS or AND7
~ r. n september 10, 1889, an Onyx Iocket mon
upennl On one side and M cnlbem on the othqr. A
liberal reward Will bn paid for return az sanle 10 No.
biO Il street northwest, Aeil-3t@
4 OSr MONDAY EVENING. sEP'rFAt BllR 10,
J. nn lstreut, between Sixth and Srvt u h. or OF
- veuth street, between aud ID uO'thwsA "a black
wallet, CUutainiuf Cr aud iva tickets tu attels.
Sdalv reward To finder II ieh at tBl street uurlh.
wtai. reilat
LlrllAYED OR SrOLEN-uN TliE EVENING
- Ofthe 9TH blue skye Gyp; answers 10 tho nanu
OF Hess suitable reward ifrelurned 10 1917 street
southeast. Bell'SN
National Republican., 1883-09-12
Scr Runt- EliscrIIanrous.

n WISH no RENT THE FIRST SToRY OF
A my house and two communicating rooms on Sec
ond Eolr TO iamily without children; gn Hhcde
Island avenue, cor. Of, Terli street norihwts
svia'3t'
NOR RENT ONE HANDSOME UPRIGHT
IL plano. O.lG street northwest, sell.lts
JNOR RENT-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
~ 9fl seventh street northwest; for many yenrs
occupied shoe store. Apply TO WM. q. DUiNS,
bDl X street northwest iy26.u
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cfor Sale--gots.


L>OR SALE-THAT VERY DESIRABLE LOT
IL southwest corner Twentieth and q streets; either
g or 90 feet east front on street by ~ or 2
feet on street; also lots on Nineteenth and rwenu
eth streets aud Connecticut and Massachusetts, ave-
nues GEO. +. GRAHAM, ST. Cloud building.
soi0-3ts
CuBURBAN BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
- $500 $50. saC0. &c Cottages for rent at eO and
upward at Hyattsville, Md, near station Y min
utes from city: fare only l2ls cents per day. RICH
ARD 7. EVANS, attorney, i0Js Fstreet northwest.
ses-Gt*
INoR SALE-IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
IL city lot 30xl55 feet; or subdivision OF the same
lot i5XO feet to 30 foot alley the owner of ndIon
ing lot will build with purchaser. Apply TO No. GIL
Thirteenth street northwest. jyl0
National Republican., 1883-09-12
ADMISSION. 10 CENTS.
cfor SaIr--S ouses.

INoR SALE-A THIRTEEN ROOM HOUSE. NO.
u 5l2 E street northwest, Apply to ii. q. WIRE,
Sixth Auditors Once. seli.Sr
lINOR SALE CHISAp--LARGE IA ROOM BRICK,
i, with modern improvements located In West
Washington, Apply to J. w. T. MYERS, l42s New
York avenue. se10-8ts
JNOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH A LARGE
IL well built brick house and corner store: Mnssn.
rooms: all modern improvements. Apply at os3M NJ
street northwest. seI-6ts
National Republican., 1883-09-12
e9or $aIe--Farnrs.

LNXTRAoRDINARY CHANCE To PURCHASE
II charming suburban villa at Hyattsville Nd,
slx miles from city, near station; 3i acres, fine resi-
dence fruits shrubbery, ,stubllng, &c; $3.50. RICH
se8-6t@
EfOR SABEkAT A SACRIFlCE--A FINE
IL grazing farm IN MARYLAND. miles from Wash:
ton. BISHOP IL HILL. 1908 L street northwest 22tf
National Republican., 1883-09-12

JSoR RENT-1g2I ELEVENTH STREET-oNE
T nicely furnished room on second ho1r; delight
Ml location: Belt line passes door board II desired;
small family; references given and required,
National Republican., 1883-09-12

ISoR RENT-Two FURNISHED COMMUNI-
II eating front rooms. second floor; suitable for
very light housekeeping also one large unfurnlshed
room fronting two streets. 1900 Ii street northwest.
sull.3tr
National Republican., 1883-09-12
59lauth- Situations frmuIr.

w soprano. q position in n choir, Episcopal or
Catholic preferred; hns had seven years experience
Address A. H, Republican Ofice. nnl6-lm-
National Republican., 1883-09-12

1917 q STREET NORTHWEST = FOR
| IebI ~ rent-Ncely Furnished rooms; single or
on suite; irst or second hoori half block from Four
tecnth street cars table board convenient sel2-Sv
National Republican., 1883-09-12

IIuR RENr-Two LARGE COMMUNICATING
II furnished rooms; three windows 'front.' opening
ON veranda lilo Thrtocuth street. between j. street
and Mnssach,isetts avenue sei2-JA
National Republican., 1883-09-12

NOR RENT-ls0j II STREET NORTHWEST
IL Furnished rooms seeond aud third noors; south
crn exposure; excellent location. Apply on the
prcmtacq. ael2-3tN
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D-DERMAToLoGY,
w A LIFE SPECIALTY.
BY DIR. j. VAN DYoK

WTANTED-To PURCHAsE-Two NICKEL
must be 2 bargain. Address SHOW CASES, Repub.
lican Office. sel0-3ts
National Republican., 1883-09-12

1000 l. STREET NORTHWEST - FUR
L s0A Z nshed second floor front aud comnunl-
rsfprenres eN CHANGED sel9-3e
National Republican., 1883-09-12

JNoR RENT-oo3 X STREET NORTHWEST
IL Comfortable and nicely furnished rooms, single
or en- suite. AollNt
National Republican., 1883-09-12

yMTANTED-SITUAT BY A REGISTERED
wv and competent pharmacist Address II /, Ro.
publican O6iee. - h'sei0.3ts
yNTANTED--RY A 'YOUN6 WHITE MAN, A
w situation as coachman, with good reference. Ad-
dress SIS Fourth street southeast Be7-3t*
National Republican., 1883-09-12

90 ~ EIGHTH STREET SOUTHWEST
AAO four very desirable rooms one on htst
with all modern IMPROVEMENTS delightful location
the sel2'St'
National Republican., 1883-09-12

JToR RENT--CoMFoRTA ABLY FURNISHED |
II front room; in private family. 800 ii street north
west sel2JF
National Republican., 1883-09-12

JDARLoR AND RED ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR;
i northwest nicely furnished board for gentle-
man and wife, without children. Address nOME,
Republican Office. sellNt
National Republican., 1883-09-12
for .,nt. .Snrnish,N Rooms.

NOR nENT - FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
\ board. convenlent TO bath room ia private fam.
v; references required. Apply at i0ls Seventeenth
ropf goi3-3tf
National Republican., 1883-09-12
A SUMMER SHFVER.
Hugging the Kitchen Stoves in the New
Hampshire Summer Resorts.
Pleasure Seekers Paying an Occasional
Visit to the GraVeyards.
Tho Pleasures and Pangs Of Climb Up Mount
Washington You See at the Summit,
"A Pretty Lake, spell the Name as You
Please.

BLAIR's, PLYMOUTH, N. H., Sept 3.-As
we are in tho country where much attention
is paid to the almanac, and the various times
and seasons therein set forth, we have heard
it stated several times lately that We are in
the dog days" but when tho air is cold and
bracing; when after dark men in their over
coats and girls in gay shawls and clouds
crowd shivering round the cracking wood
fire; when you hear your hostess romark to
the "help"-none of the assistants here are
servants--thatthe blanc mango might freeze
on the back piazza, it seems impossible to
believe that We are really
National Republican., 1883-09-12

0nO O STREET NoRTHWEsT-LARGE
Il lVO furnished room Tor ront, with heat aud
linlt: iorIus rensonable sell-3l%
National Republican., 1883-09-12

1PrO X sTREET-HANDSoMELY FUR
IOIs ~ nished rooms In private family, single
or on sue; rent low To desirable phrties. sel2-st,
National Republican., 1883-09-12
:fur SuIe-- fIIumfous.

II,OR SALE-A HANDSOME WALNUT CHEF
IL inuier. ana portable NOT Cooking Range. APP
ply I2ly l. street northwest, sel29tA
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New York, is authorized TO contract Ior
a,lvcI tiscmcnls in the WORLD at cur pest
rate .
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employing an experienced Attorney resi-
dent in w ashington F. A. l.chmann, So
llcitor of American and Foreign Patents,
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Foslomce Hours.

ONVOuION xxOukS.
III ring week Gays. Until further notice,
the ostoffice v-'ll ne ept open from seven
A. NJ. until min. F. NJ
= ndays from haif-past twelve to one
and from four until slx 2. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on sat
ur,lays after four O'Clock NJ.
). G. SILSBY,
l'hho CITY, Dec 3, lSi3. Postmaster
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T1eSda y - &c T'r1dave
BY
HEMAN and CHAS. E. JONES.
Published

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
Office in Brick Building Al nte IoisI,t Montgomery reef
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stsmps under the new law as follow:
'In addition to stamps already sent
90, 200 twenty.pound tobacco stamps
will be shipped you to-day. We will
try to keep you supplied for current
demand, and hope to stock the trade
fully within ten days. The short
time elspsing between the passage Of
the act and the date It took effect has
made II impossible, with all the ma.
ohinery available, to meet the regular
demand and put out three months
supply In addition. Every press Is
at work aud has been since the emer
genoy arose. As fast as stamps are
received by the internal. venue
bureau they are Immediately pre-
pared for shipment and each day are
forwarded to collectors. Each col.
lector Is supplied with a quantity
proporsionate to his acquisitions.
NAVAL VISITORS.
The following board of visitors to
the naval academy was appointed by
the president to-day: Hon. Eldridge
VI. htpnhn,ot NcW lorh, hon' uouu-
son M. Camden, of West Virginia; Hoo.
Alfred @. Hsrmer, of Pennsylvania; /;
Hon. Thos, Updegraf, of Iowa; Hon.
Roger l. Mills, of Texas; Rear Ad.
miral John @. Howell, Major Gen.
eral Irvine Mcdowell, Edward v.
Lingsley, of West Poiat. N. Y, Rev.
John w. Densmore, of Bloomington,
Ills, General Anson G. McCook, of
New York, Prof. George Inman
Richie, of Philadelphia, Dr.. Samuel
Abbott Greene, of Boston.
Secretary Chandler has written q
letter to General Mcdowell, request.
Ing the latter to visit the academy In
connection with R,Nr Admiral Howell
aud Edward V. Kingsley, between
the Goth of May and the meeting of
the board of visitors, June 1,t, for
the purpose of informally lnquiring
whether the standsr1 of scholar.
ship adopted Is too high, and
whether discipline during the past
year has been too severe.
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EXPLANATORY FIGURES.
The Debt Statement for A pr1.

The Debt Statement Tor pru.
sptcia Dispatch to THn BKS.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The clerk
Of the ways and means committee fur
nishes the following explanation of the
fiscal operations of the treasury for
April: The debt statement shows
less than So. 600, 900 reduction, which
10 in marked contrast with the reduc-
ton made In April, 1882, when the
public debt was decreased over $l4,-
000.00 The comparatively unfav.
orable showing for the month Just
closed is due to :he fact that the re.
ceipts compared with the same month
last year fell off about $12, ,000,0 900,
while the expenditures for last month
exceeded those for April, 1882, by
over $1,000 900. The large amount
which has been disbursed for pensions
Is accountable for the increase. For
the first time for many months the
expenditures have exceeded the re.
ceipts, the excess of expenditures be.
Ing about $400, 900. The available
cash balance Is, In round numbers,
$135, 100000, against $l40, ,000, 900
April 1, decrease of 5000, 900.
The bonded debt shows . decrease for
the month of about $5, 900, 600, while
the debt on which interest has ceased
shows an increase of nearly 81, $780,
coo. The amount of 3ts outstanding
is SAC, 6,OO0,0 The treasurer's
statement OF liabilities and assets
shows important changes. In gold
coin and gold bullion there Is de.
crease, since April, of $3, 900, 900 and
an increase of outstanding gold certi.
fcates of about 5000, 900, the
amount of these certificates, now out
standing, being $4S, 1893, 200. The
gold coin and gold bullion, now held
by the treasury, amounts to nearly
$1SS, 900, 600 against which there
are outstanding, In certificates,
about $4S,OOO,OO0. The standard
silver dollars on hand now
number LOG, 1866, ,34S, agsinst which
there are outstanding about 72. 600, 600
In certificates, an increase for the
month of s3,OO0,000 of the silver
pieces and of 81 900, 600 In outstand.
Ing certificates. The receipts for the
month, compared with April, 1882,
show falling off SO, 900, 900, of which
nearly $5,OOO,0OO were In customs
receipts and 81. 100000 In internal
revenue.
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Canadian Pacific Bonds.
Special Dispatch 10 The BEE.

MONTREAL, May 2-The trustees
OF the Canadian Pacific railway land
grant mortgages, G F. Smitherr,
president of the bank of Montreal,
John Hamilton aud Samuel Thorne of
New York, In the presence of D. D.
M. Mailer, notary public, took note
of and destroyed bonds to the
amount of "a, 1877 500 received In pay
ment of lands sold by the company.
The bonds we're issued October, 1881,
twenty million being placed with the
public and five million remaining
in the hands of the dominion govern
ment pledged for execution of the
contract. The sales of lands to the
amount of $4,000, 600 have been
made, and as the bonds are received
In payment of these lands at 10 per
cent premium, the balance of the
purchase money email Ing due COW n
the entire land grant bond issue
within about 100000. These de.
stoye to day represent payments
made on account to the end Of March.
1t 1t expected at least 81 COO, 600
more can be cancelled the present
pear
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failing The RustleYs.
ciAl Dispatch 10 THs Bls.

KANSAS City, May 2.-sheriff Ma.
son j. Bowman and Major A. j.
Fountain, of New Mexico, with q
posse of government soldiers, passed
through this city to-day, enroute to
Fortl Leavenworth, having In charge
John Kinney, known as liking Of the
Rustlers," >" and eight members of his
band, under sentence of long impris.
onment at Fort Leavenworth. His
gang has been for years terror to
citizens throughout New Mexico and
Texas, and has carried on systematic
depredations, chiefly In cattle steal.
ing During Major Fountains raid
some months ago, % men were cap.
tured, and ID were sentenced to jail
In various parts of New Mexico and
Texas.
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provides that appointments shall be
distributed s-"ong the states and ter.
ritories In Ply H." H." to the populs,
tion, as fN OLo. hut as this
clause oOme..~. 'mJsr, un.
der the common hes, ~
which are to be carried out =. E
~ good administration of the law III
permit, he did not think II would
prove q source OF much difficulty
He said, further, that II should be
borne In mind that the law had moth
ing to say with regard to the proper.
tion in which the several states and
territories are represented In appoint.
ments already made, and that the
present representation of states and
territories would not be taken Into
consideration In determining future
appointments, as the law refers
solely to appointments hereafter to be
made.
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THE REFORMATION.
'solal Dispatch 10 THs Bls

1HE RULES AND REGULATIONS.
WASHINGTON, May "A special
meeting of the cabinet was held to.
day to consider the civil service regu-
lations now awaiting the presidents
sction. All members were present
except the attorney general. Tbs ses.
sion lasted two and half hours and
the regulations as presented by the
civil service commission were agreed
to without substantial change, al.
though It was deemed advisable to
change the mode of expression of Ger.
tain rules. There was one question
which the cabinet found 1t difficult to
decide. The custom which Is now
observed In making appointments In
several executive departments and
which In the treasury has the
force of law, Is to distribute them
among the states and territories
upon the basis of population
1t Is q question whether strict ad-
herence to this rule would not In
many cases hamper the sdministra-
tion Of civil service, and the majority
of the members Of the cabinet are In
cline to the view that appointment
under the new civil service rulei
should be made strictly upon merit q
determined by competitive eIamina
tions regardless Of the residence o
the successful candidates. Decision
however, has not yet been reached b.
the cabinet upon this point.
Eaton, OWL service commissioner
said this evening that one Of tn
clauses Of the new sivn ssrvios la,
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SOCK 1T TO Them.
The Stocking Makers Of Germany
Moving to Release the
POrkerS.
The Prospects Of Retaliation
Scares Them.
Bismarck's OmoiAl Organ Humbly
Apologies TO lGiniatsr Sargsnt.m
Special Dispatches 10 Tnn BEE.

Special Dispatches 10 rnn Bns
New YORK, May 2 The editor of
Hsndel's Ieitung called at the office
of the associated press to-day and left
the following card: 'Sargent's letter
was translated from the consular re-
ports to the state department by nj.
Meyers. Mr.. Meyer stated the trans
lation was made with the utmost care
and was abs olutely % accurate as
could be. Meyer says he has informa.
tion that tho hosiery man ufacturers Of
Germany are moving to secure the
abolition of the prohibitory legislation
against pork. They are alarmed lest
action be taken by the next United
States congress imposing duty on
hosiery, which will exclude it from the
United States. This would be disas.
ter to the industry of Germany, where,
II the measure passed congress, thous-
ands of operatives of Germany, with
out other means of gaining llvelt-
hood, would be thrown out of work
and millions of dollars worth of capital
be wasted, OF 81, 900. 600 worth of
hosiery annually imported into the
United States, s.. 10000 comes from
Germany.
AN HUMBLE APOLOGY.
LONDON, May 2.-The Times pub.
fishes q special from Berlin which un-
dertakes to explain the misunder.
standing, or misrepres entation on the
part of the North German Gszstte In
respect to the republication In New
York paper OF Minister Sargent's re-
port to Secretary Frelinghuysen upon
the pork question. The point of the
special correspondents explanation II,
that what was published day before
yesterday by the North German Ga
Eette was In reality the report of Sar.
gent to The state department. It was
printed In order to show that the
North German Gszstte's late personal
attack, which Sargent would have
been justly entitled to con-
slider gross infringement of .
newspaper upon his privileges as
slforeign ambassador was based upon
the Incorrect translation by the New
York Handel's Zeitung, of Sargent's
report. The North German Gazette,
In reproducing the report, prefaces it
by paragraph, which The Times cor
respondent characterizss as a querk
and transparent attempt upon the
part of the management to excuse
their unwarrantable attack. This Is
the only excuse vouchsafed by the
Berlin papers, and it Is the general
opinion here that, while the apology
Is humble enough, 1t may be regarded
nevertheless as entirely made uate,
since 1t convic.s The North German
Gazette of gross misrepresentation Of
the truth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-03

will surround these pits this afternoon
and remain until the men at work
join the strike. Operators are pre-
pairing to have the strikers kept off
their property, bat no violence Is an.
ticipated.
The miners secretary, Flannery,
stat 80 that he has offered on behalf Of
the qefners TO- .ebitrate the dispute
under provisions Of the Wallace srbi-
tration act, ligned BY the governor
few days ego. The operators decline
to say tonight wheshsr they will
accept the Is 9'tion. Nearly all
the mills ~ .nse hI.re out of coal
and many will have 10 shut down for
q day or two until nsements are
made to obtain supply BY river.
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a st. Louis Strike.
Special Dispatch to TIE BRH,

ST.. LOUIS, May 2.-The union stone
cutters and plasterers went on strike
to-day. They presented the demand
on the bosses yesterday for an increase
from So so to 81 90 a day, and the
establishment of uniform rate. The
employers refused to accede and this
morning about 500 stone cutters and
600 plasterers quit work. The brick
layers will tomorrow demand an In.
crease of half dollar per day which
the bosses will not accede to, and
they will probably strike. There are
rumors of the usual spring strikes In
the various trades.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-05-03
Corkhtll on Gran KS.
nianatph IN TUE HIM

New YORK, May g. George B.
Corkhill, who figured conspicuously In
the trial of the assassin Of President
Garfield, read paper to. night before
the Medico Legal society on Insanity
as a Defense for Crime" He held
that judgment and execution should
be swift with the crank, for escape OF
one of these men encouraged the on
tire class to 20 committing crime for
like notoriety and like exemption.
They well know they commit crime
and deserved punishment, and whom
the knife of justice falls upon their
number, It strikes than with horror.
II the disease Of insanity really sxi,ts,