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National Republican., 1884-06-20
ASKING TO BE FREE.
A oross-Fire OF Charges In an Unsavory
Divorce Suit.

NoECc SUIT
Aaron Thornton, on the 14th of last May,
filed petition for divorce from his wife,
Isabella Thornton, charging her with having
committed adultery at No. 171O Tenth street,
and in February, 1880, giving birth to child
which was not his, and stating from that timo
he had not had matrimonial intercourse with
her. He further charged that through tho
the whole year of 1888 she administers to
him in his food a vile substance as q magic
spell to exert supernatural, irresistible
power to attract him to her, and, from
strong, hearty laboring man, ho became COM
pletely PROSTATE and subject to constant
vomiting. On Dec. l, 1883, upon discovering
in his house bottle Of stuff which druggist
pronounced poison, Mr.. Thornton informed
his wife that she must leave, which
she did without waiting for further invita-
tion. Since that time she has given birth to
another child, of which he denies the parent
age
To this bill of complainant Mr.. A. X.
Browne, as attorney for Mrs. Thornton,
yesterday filed an answer. She denies that
her husband has been faithful, chaste and
affectionate, but charges that for long time
he has been living an unchaste life and COM
mitted adultery with divers parties. As
evidence of it she cites the fact that on ono
occasion, during the winter of 1883, about 4
o'clock in the morning, at No. 1710 Tenth
street northwest, she found her husband
undressed in the bedroom of Sarah Stocks
and Lucy Stewart in the absence of their
husbands. She denies all the charges that he
sets up, and in addition complains of his
cruel treatment of her and his final desertion.
The further proceedings will be, first. by
taking testimony and then action thereon.
The coming in of one bill was balanced by
the going out of another aud peace has
probably been brought to two unhappy
hearts by the action of Justice Cox yesterday
in granting Leonora S. Coolidge divorce from
Jos. S. Coolidge, with permission to resume
her maiden name of Leonora Bluford. Mr..
A. b. Williams was the attorney for the wife,
and the petition sets forth that she married
Mr.. Coolidge at Norfolk, Va, May 80 1876,
and they lived together little over three
years, when he deserted her without cause,
and has remained away ever since.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

forward TO Gen. Hancock the formal papers
necessary, but the orders to march have
not yet been received, although they are ex-
pected to-day OF tomorrow. IL is more than
likely that when the orders come they will
direct the movement to begin "at once" to
see how rapidly the troops can bo moved, rs
has been practiced in Texas since Gen. David
s. Stanley assumed command Of that depart
mont. In the case of the garrison here such
practice is hardly necessary, Judging from
past experience. During the strike riots Of
1876 the troops were undor way in two hours
from the receipt of orders, and on the day the
fatal shot was fired at President Garfield
throe companies were at the white house
within an hour.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

Tho following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by the second quarterly confer
ence of Ashbury VI. Il. church yesterday.
Whereas God in his wisdom hath removed from
our board of bishops ana from tne ranks Of the
Christian church our beloved senior bishop
Matthew Simpson therefore, bel
EtS0lued, That we, in quarterly confer ence as
sembled do mourn and lament the great loss thai
the church and the world sustain IN the death Oi
this great good, useful, nnd sGiuted Christian and
while we, with the church and CnrstcndOm sub
nit to the deYine Will we can but say that the
church has lost one of her most Jealous advocate,
aud brightest jewels. and that the world has LOST
an earnest, noble, and glorious Christian hero
ReSOiU'd further, Thut these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes ofour Journal aud be sent 10 our
city press tor publication.
RRy, BESJ, BRowE, Presiding Elder.
REV. r. A. REID, Pastor,
GEO. MARTlE, Secretary.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
The soldiers, SUMMER Cnmp.

Tho garrison at Washington barracks (the
old arsenal) will make their summer camp
this year at tho White Sulphur springs, near
Warrenton, Va, in q field near the hotel ut
that pleasant resort, tho free use of the neces-
sary grounds having been rendered by Mr..
Tenuey, tho lessee The grounds selected
were inspected last Saturday by Col. William
ID. Wolverton, post surgeon of the barracks
and Eieut. Sebree Smith, regimentAl quarter
master second artillery, Gen, Ayers has sent
National Republican., 1884-06-20
COL. BURNsIDE's CRIME.
It Grows Constantly AS Investigations
Are Made into His Affairs.

It Grows Constantly ns Investigations
Are Made into His Affairs.
Col. Burnside's bail for the second embez-
element, for which he was arrested Wednes.
day evening was fixed in tho police court
yesterday morning at $4,000, and at 2:15
O'Clock yesterday Afternoon he was again
released from custody, Mr.. Richard j. Beall
signing the bail bond.
The later investigations of Col. Henderson
and Mr.. Lawson, of the inspectors office,
who are at work upon Burnside's books,
rather give the lie to tho assumption of
Burnside's friends, that he had fallen into
temptation only recently and had fallen al
most innocently. Thcy have found that
Col. Burnside's populations began with the
very first year of his official life, and grew
in amount each year thereafter.
The charge upon which Burnside was last
arrested was that of failing to turn into the
treasury $1,000 which he had realized from
the sale Of waste paper of the post office de-
partment. But this appears to be much less
than the actual amount The books show
that in the first year he held the office of dis
bursting clerk and superintendent of the
building which was 1876, Burnside turned in
4,l9i from the sale of waste paper, old
carpet furniture and material. In 1879 and
1851 he made no deposits on that account, but
in all the other years he made some deposit,
always less, however, than that of the first
year.
The only way in which the inspectors can
discover how much Col. Burnside appro-
priated from this source is by examining the
books of persons to whom he sold the waste,
as his own books, OF course, show nothing.
By this method of investigation the inspec-
tors have already found S32, 900 which Burn
sido has taken from this source since 1876
and they expect that further investigation
will largely increase this amount. Burnside
is likely to be again arrested at any time as
these new charges are developed.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
The Free Bridge Prospect.

Senator Riddleberger was heard by the
house district committee yesterday. on the
free bridge bill He spoke in favor of the
bill, and said that the people of Virginia and
the district favored the bill as passed by the
senate. Mr.. Mushback opposed the bill,
stating that it would injure the Alexandria
canal trade. He favored the bill reported in
1881. Senator Riddleberger asked the COM
mittee to report the bill passed by the Senate.
After hearing both sides the committee de-
cided to authorize a report, providing that il
the canal company did not carry out the pro-
visions of the act of 1881, and turn the
Aq queduct bridge over to the secretary OF
war, free bridge should bo constructed over
the riYer Mt the Three Sisters.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Potomac Club Regatta.

The Potomac club regatta which takes
place this afternoon will be very interesting
one. The first race for four-oared crews,
starts at $3.50 o'clock, with the following
entries: Light tweights-Warden, bow; Doug
las, 2; Doyle, 3; Trescott stroke. Richmonds--
Wooton, bow; Oilley, 2; Zappone, 3; Yarrow,
stroke. Jumbo Cornwcll, bow; Finley, 2;
AntiseU 3; Smallwood, stroke. Lynchburg-
Libbey, bow; Secher, .; Mcfarland, 3; Rodgers,
stroke. A six-oared gunwale boat race aud a
double sculling race are also on the pro.
gramme, the crews of which will be made up
to-day,
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Per,nits tn Wed.

The following marriage licenses have boon
issued: Andrew Barnes and Estella Nelsoni
GuStave Gade and Mary Heitmiller; William
Stuart and Georgianna Hannal, both of Fair
fax county, Va; Ernest l.. Todd and Minnie
G. Grubb, both of Loudoun county, Va;
Lewis Coleman and Elizabeth Finks both of
Alexandria, Va; Charles II. Allison. OF Prince
William county, Va, and Fanny ID. Poland
of Loudoun county, Va; William NJ Jones
of Johnsonyille, Miss, and Sarah Baylor, OF
this city; Nathaniel Saxson aud Catharine
Jordan; Charles Wise and Catharine Boyd.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
DR.. An,bIer,s PortrnIt,

Surgeon General Francis NJ, Gunnell. OF the
navy, has added to the portraits which deco
rate his Office II very fine one of Passed Assist
ant Surgeon James NJ. Amber, of the joan
nette, who perished in the Lena delta with
the lamented DE Long Tho portrait, viii oh
is a orayon. was made from a carte do visite
in possession of his family, for whom DIR
Gunnell has had made duplicate of tho one
which will be hung with others of officers
who have honored the medical corps of the
navy.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Death OF R,oinrd Gardner.

Information has been received here that
Sergeant Richard II. Gardner, who was dis
charged last month from battery II, I'd
artillery, at the arsenal has since died at his
home in New York. He was yet a young
man, and while here was prominent in the
Soldiers Temperance Union and in the Sons
of Jonadab.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
proposals.
DRoposALs ron cor.

sealed proposals will be received nt tho oflce ofthe
unlteu states Electric Lighting Company, $50 Penn,
eMyiVnmnia M Vn 9yenues until FRIDAY, JUNE ~, 1884,
i1 urhlsng iliteen hundred tons of best quality
~ lulnntIanu Coal the coal To be delivered at the
CNoihpany station, $50 ID street northwest in lots
aon IN eigt 10 zen tons, aS required The total amount
July l. 1884. NJ UENSIT 4 w
io1O-2te - ,,..l.a, a,i.a xI..a.as,,r
National Republican., 1884-06-20
pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

DEPARTMENT or TUE INTERIOR,
WAsHGNGToS, June 10, 1884.
bealcdpronOsnts Will be received nj this DppRrt
tor igrniahlng supplies, consisting mainly OF Meats
l'roNlalons, Groceries, Dry Goods, shoes Druxs,
Paints, Hardware Fuel, Lumber 10, for the use Ok
the Government Hospital fOrtbs Insane, near wReh-
nKtOn, drring the fiscal year ending June 3O 1885
Blank forms Of proposals, schedules of items and
esumated quantities, specifications aud instructions
20 bidders VIII be furnished upon application this
Department. H. NJ TELLER
ela,lb,lS,2O,23 2O-W1t Secretary.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

AT 1890 Wednesday night tho house of
Annie Addison, at 1853 ID street northwest,
was entered aud a silver pitcher valued ut
$40 stolen.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
DhoPosALs FoR cooKnp nArIoNs.
HEcRUiTtNe RENpEHvoUs, U. & ARMY,
- 1910 STREET NoVTftVEsr
~ sol

WAsIiN0ToS, ID. G.. June 10, 1854.
sealed proposals IN triplcate subject to the usual
condlton5 VIII be received ut ths Office until IL
o,Co1E noon JUNE 21, 1884, Mt which time and
bhce tley VIII be opened In presence of bidders for
iurnishing Cooked RatlOns TO the recruiting party
nnd recruits al this rendezvous, during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1850 Three gubstantili meals
daiy and due proportion of soap and candles con-
sIltute ration. The rntions must be furnished nj n
ment reserves the right to reject any all proposals.
Proposals Tor complete ratiouS to be furnish ed at
places Objectionable for recruits win not be consid-
cred, Full Information viii be furnished on appcn-
tOn 70 This Office, Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked "Proposals for Cooked Ratlons'
nud addressed to WILLIAM BAIRD,
JelS-3t lst Lieut.. 9Th Cavalry. RpCruitnQ Oficlr.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

A colored male infant was found in door
way in South Washington yesterday and
given to a colored woman named Nellie
Young to keep.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

TpT Howland Dental Association 10. 211 -Four;
nnd-a.half street northwest, three doors north OF
pennsyl anla avenue, do all kinda Of Dental Work,
ANwOrk warranted fret clses. Have administered
NITROUS oxide TO 10000 persons. Fine gold ana
amRigam Filings inserted In tho best manner
National Republican., 1884-06-20

g. A. Butler, living on Nichols avenue, in
the county, had purse containing $3.50
stolen from his residence last week.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
BUSINESS MENTION.

Tho closing exercises of the ladies' col
legiate institute tako place this evening at
Lincoln hall
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Elieo.

CALDwELL--on June 10, 1884, at 8 a. ni., of
typhoid pneumonia in the 62d year Of his age, p. j..
CALDWELL, beloved husband of Jane Caldwell.
Funeral nom his late resi- ence $40 New Jersey
avenue, Sunday at 3 o'clock D. m. Friends and ac-
quaintances of the deceased respectfully invited.
New York and Baltimore papers please copy.l ~
DOLLISOS.--on Thursday, June 10, 1884, Mrs.
JENNIE Il. S.. wife OF w. Il. DollisOn, in her 4lst
year.
Funeral from her lateresidence 451 street north
west, saturday, June II, 1884, Mt D. IN. Friends
of the family are invited TO attend. -
NORTHHOUS.-On June 10, 1884 FRANK O..
NoRTHnoUs, aged II years months and 10 days.
Funeral from his parents residence, 1880 l. street
northwest, at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
DEATHS cruel dart has pierced our heart
And bowed MS down with grief
And beneath the silent sod
My darling boy sleeps.
Oh, darling, must give thee up,
You, whom / love so well
How can drink this bitter cup,
And say u long and last iarewellP
by HIS FATHER.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles and fine
assortment of bottled goods JAMES THARP. SlS +
street nOrthWeat.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
ThIs nrnta AlI.
Rlshon simnson Lnmented.

A true blue English serge suit, 50. Nothing to
compare TO them In price aud qualify frOm Maine
to California. Eseman Bros, cor. seventh and e..
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Tnke Note

That we sell an nll-wool cashmere suit for sS.
They do not realize the cost OF material. We
make the sacrifice 70 unload u surplus stock.
Eiseman Bros corner Seventh aud =.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

The building inspector has pronounced the
six room school building at Hillsdale 10 be
safe aud not dangerous rs reported.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

a F1LCHY kitchen can be regenerhted by the use
OF SAPoLio All grocers keepIt.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
We Must Unload,

We are overstocked; therefore. look out for bar
gains in clothing. Elseman Bros, the most
National Republican., 1884-06-20
"AIderney Dairy wagons"

Fresh Alderney butter Ghurnod every morning,
and delivered In - pound "Ward' prints, NJ 3Oc.
per pound Also cottheo cheese, &C. per BALI butter
milk, DC. per quart aud sweet milk At DC per quart
National Republican., 1884-06-20
A Bargain for Gentlemen.

Being overstocked. we are now selling Gents hnes
HhndStitched Low Shoes, usually cling for - an
300 az $3.50 and "a per pair. HAHS'S, 81
National Republican., 1884-06-20

Tomorrow will be thelongost day in the
yoar. There will be fifteen hours and three
minutes of sunlight.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
SprtiuI Gautitts.

spaSs TIE SOCIETY or ALUMNI OF
RssS Georgetown College, d. C.--1he Fourth An.
nutl Reunion will he held ut the College WEDNES-
DAY, JUNE 20, 1884. Business meeting, O!3O D.,
M orotlon by Hon Richard r. MeTrlpli, 7i3O p. nj,
TO which the public cordially invited Former
students who have not received tickets for the
Alumni Banquet are requested apply Ia tho secrc
tary. CHA RlES 4, ELLIOTT,
jo1I-tuths3t 4OS Filth street, Washington, d. c.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Snmn,tr lRrrnrfs.

INAUQUIER SPRINGS, NEAREST no WASH
~ ngton Of all Summer Resorts VIII be ready for
guests on JUNE H. Pure air. beautiful scenery. eN-
cellent cuisine WCber's Orchestra. For details ny
TO rooms and prices apply at office of National Hotel
or address
H. TTNNEY a. CO.,
ipIOIu Enunufpr Snrinag. NirRiuIn.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Rock EnOn Springs and Mineral Baths
Great North Mountain. near winchester, Va,

Altitude over 900 feet. Temperature 10 TO 10
degrees below the city.
Four IMMORAL wnters-tonic Purifying and specific
for dyspepsia kidney and liver troubles
Separate bath houses for ladies and gentlemen,
with tub, flow, douChe and sitz baths, and swim
ming pool, 80 by 30 feet Hotel enlarged this year.
Terms, $50 to e5O per month of four weeks. Some
pleasant fourth floor rooms sB2. Sp cnl rates for
mnllles. Eight hours ride from Washington.
Tickets to the springs and return, $3.50, good until
Oct 81.
Illustrated pamphlets giving all information may
be had of "A. s, PRATT e SONS. Managers
IOl Ninth street northwest
"It is n healthy place. The nights are delioously
cool No mosquitoes, no bar, mo sound Of revelry
by night tt is good place for all who desire u
cleanly and cool retreat" &C. j. Stuart Wells Sur
geon u. s. Nj
The cool and exhilarnting atmosphere, the wild
mountain scenery. and fine drives. tho baths and In
valuable medicinal waters, with good fare render n
at Rock Enon delight not soon to he forgot
ten. From James Il. Fitch, esq, Washington d. c.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

jfthe man 10 make them. Mildew-proof Store AVN
ingH specially. Make your houses comfortable by
putting up window awnings Telephone No. 1862.
p~S35-- RUBBER BLANKETS, AIR PILLOWS,
k.SS sponge and ice bags. &c; also other rubber
goods. kept at CouEhlns Temple Drug store
tnSaxzs uOMEOPATHIC PELLETS, TINCT-
49, ures and Dluti0ns, Humphery's Specifies,
lOndsExtTaCt. Witch Hazel Oh, ,Hurlburps Trocheal
Drops, al COUGHLIN'S.
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\ prominent physician lately remarked to
the proprietor, that iflt were admissible to
make public the letters we receive, the
"Niothers' Friend" would outsell anything
ON the market,
most earnestly entrcat every female about
To he confined TO use Mothers Relief Coup
ledwith this entroaty, will add that during
n long obstctrlcal practice Corty-four years,
have never known It to fail to produce a
,uie and quick delivery.
II. j. HOLMES, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.
Send forour Treatise on "Hoalth and Hap.
plneSs of Woman mailed free.
BRApFtELD REGULATOR co., Atlanta, On
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AN Old PnARMACIsT,

lhave had To do with Hood Diseases ana
selling Blood Remedies for % Years aud do
not hesitate to say that Swlfi's Specific Is the
best. Numbers of cures of Blood Poison by
its use have come Under my observation and
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and children. Being entirely vegetable, II
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edy that Tscll. q. ". DIXON,
Auburn, Ala Sent is. 1854.
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INoouLArrp POISON

Some eight years ago became the victim
of u fearful Blood Poison, communicated by
q nurse TO my infant and TIN noe through
the breast and suffered for six long years.
to drive the poison further Into my system,
only to hreslS out in worse form on other p0r-
lions OF my body. Three months ago began
taking Swlips Specific, audit has cured me
sound and Well IL Is the greatest blessing
which has come 80 mankind in years.
MRS. T.W. LEE Greenville, Ala. sept. A. 1894
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ULCERS 20 YEARS /

A member of my church has been entirely
cured ofan liberated sore leg of twenty-five
years standing by using two bottles of Swift's
Specific. She had various kinds oftreatment
and had almost despaired OF being well.
Swlft's Spec dc cured Der, and she feels that
she has q new lease on life
T.. II GRuMPLER, Pastor Meth. Church,
Macon, Ga July n, iSsi.
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ECZENIA!

My daughter seven years old has been III
ilicted with Eczema for two years, and after
trying other remedies IN vain, gave her
Swilts Specific, =. : 8. and one and u half
bottles cured her sound and well. 1t Is the
best blood remedy In the country.
Mrs. NJ. $. JuDKINS,
Cedartown Mill, July %, 1854.
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Texas state Agency.

TeNnS state Agency,
Land or money claims against the
on lands anywhere I'm the State, pur-
chase, sale or lease of lands, adjustment
OF Titles and tho recovery of lands for
Just and lawful owners, win he attended
TO by G. r. JoHNs " Sous,
Austin, Texas
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hined with the other ingredients used IN
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vANpGRnIlr,s MILLIONS

Could not buy from me what Swift's Spe-
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II fifteen long years, and had tried all the
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make me almost helpwsS.
MRS. ELIZABETH BAKER,
Acworlh. Ga July Is, 1851
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Are you made miserable by iudiges.
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petite, yellow skim Shiluh's Viiaiigerl II
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Send to Browns Iron Bitters Co., Bal
timore, Md, for tho pro,ticst picture
cards over made. GIVE name aud street
address.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have q printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's Nitall1er. 10 never lsils TO
cure. Sold by !. NJ. House.
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TYR. EuGENE DRvAITx, OF FRANCE.
~ made us his agent for}he state of rexa4
Connubiai Restorative or Nitalizer." AN
affected with nervous debility, loss OF man
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procure his circular from which TO learn the
cause of the diseases above mentioned, then
at once procure from us, or through us BY
your druggist or by express, the never-failins
CROWDS n BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
by retail Mt Howell Bros. and J. L. Williams
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III yap use Angelica, Sherry, Tokay,
Po't Claret, or any other wines, come
and see us.
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The Hunstable Boot and shoe factory
made the base ball shoes Tor the Dsllas
Brown STOCKINGS
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A nasal injector tree with zach bnttl,
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Group, whooplng cough and bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
Sold by j, NJ. House.
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SleopleSs nights made miserable the
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