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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11
NEW YORK.

What Are You Going 20 DO About H?
New YORK, Oct. 10.-Tweed said to a
reporter yesterday: I have not been ten
miles from the city in year, except to
Greenwich and New Canaan. am not CO.
ing to leave, and shall stay perhaps longer
than some would like to have me.
Burned Alive.
At a fire in West Second street last night
Nicholas WeZnday was burned to death.
At fire in tenement house on Eliza
beth street this morning Antonio Fiarge, an
Italian, was burned to death.
Premature Patriotism.
The Cubans to-day celebrate the 4th ar
niversary to their independence by firing
one hundred guns in the city hall park and
other patriotic festivities. r3& htsss.i y
Scion Shingles Apples.
Jersey city police captured a set of bur-
glars tools last night in q wagon, concealed
under apples, which were evidently intended
to be used in another bank robbery. They
are the most numerous and valuable ever
captured in this vicinity. ..
Eureka Jones' widow, late jailor, has
been elected jailor of Hudson county Jail
to fill unexpired term.
60 il While You're Young.
Two boys, inmates Of truant's home,
Kings county, were arrested for attempting
to burn building, others are suspected of
knowledge in the plot.
Heavy Fire at Sing Sing.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Oct. 10.-A very
destructive fire occurred at Sing Sing last
night; twenty-seyen places of business
were burned out, including the Democratic
Register Office. The total loss cannot be
less than $4,000. 1t was an incendiary
fire. Two persons were severely burned.
The prison was not damaged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11
THE New York Tribune Of The 7tb inst

THE New York Tribune of the 7th inst.
says. sr
"To-morrow Pennsylvania is to decide
whether the penitentiary Endorsement of
Hartranft is TO outweigh Curtin's indorse-
ment of Buckalew."
1t is little to the credit Of Pennsylvania
that the penitentiary endorsee won in this
contest. Too many of the people of that
State seem Joined 70 their idols to diserim-
mate between an honest and a dishonest
man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11

REvLELs, the decent negro whs used to
be in the United States Senate, is lecturiDg
in the South on educational topics.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11

TENNESSEE Bonds closed in New York
last evening at Y for the old issues and 7s2
for the new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11

About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
an express wagon containing David Crew.
ar, VIM. Henderson, John Addison, Tay-
Tor Henderson, another man with stove
pipe hat, and negro named Buty, upset
over the embankment at the entrance to the
Fair Grounds, and split its occupants in
the most impolite manner. Mr.. Grewar
fell on the back Of bis head and was inseE-
sible for some time. His first remark upon
being restored BY the application of water
and camPhor, was "Shoo, Ay," hence the
title OF this article. Mr.. VIM. Henderson
had the skin of his knee cap peeled and
lacerated. The horse attempted to run,
but was prevented by the broken shaft
piercing bis side. 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11

Asst. LOUIS rat recently made comfor-
table bed out of one thousand five huu-
bred dollars government six per cent.
bonds. ts z's'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11
Meuse Rnrnetl.

The McMinnville Neto Era Of the 10th
inst. says: "Fhe dwelling house of James
q. johnson, on Rocky river, was destroyed
by IRE on Friday night last, together with
nearly all its contents, including some sew
enty-fve or eighty bushels OF wheat and
about one thousand pounds OF seed cotton,
which was In loft over one Of the rooms.
Mr.. johnson also lost something over one
hundred dollars in money, which was
burned. The loss was heavy upon Mr..
johnson, but the neighbors mitigated his
calamity TO great extent by their prompt
ness in rendering assistance to build him q
new house, as we learn that by Tuesday
morning they had the new house nearly fin
ished.S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11

STANLEY opens lecture course in this
country in January. .N.'t -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11

GOLD was higher in New York and
strong al day yesterday, closing at 11256
Il3. s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11

MINNIE MYRTLE MILLER has come east
to lecture on ssJeaquin. -'ss's
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11
PhiIadeiphia,s Count.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-The official
count shows that over enc hundred and
eighteen thousand votes were polled in this
city. Hartranft's majority in the city is
2O,4S7. The majority for Congressman at
large is 81, 9I9. w. 10
HUNTINGDON, Pa, Oct. 10.-R. Milton
Spear, DEM, is elected to Congress from
the 1 nh district by 500 majority.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-11

Cheatham, Stark, as, Golladay, q; Dav-
idson, Golladay 2la, stark 2lk; DeKalb,
Golladay 9; Robertson, Stark l6; Trous-
dale, GoIladay 80, Stark 81; Wilson, Cola
day "a; Sumner Stark IA 2-27, Golladay
2 5 81. ~. rs Yga SKI
Stsrk's vote, SO 20-27. n4
Golladay's vote, Is 7-27. e. 90 1stE
When it was known that Stark had
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ROUG 1T AND CAsT-IRON WORK
q, .: BRANCH MINT, SAN FRANCISCO

u BRANCH MINT, SAN FRANCISCO,
s..,,, Oaee 81 Srpsnintend.nt, june lst,lsl2S
the until Ne E s s for Of
Se and cass and in
nsy shafts, the Window Frames, Window shutters,
Iron staircases, and the Ornamental Finishines Of
The ofees OF the lint and the Assistant Treasurer
the specifications, and called for in the schedule.
~, All sesnoidiDg required by the contractors to put
ment free Of charge but will be erected BY tie CON
Proposals will be made by the piece, Iineal foot.
OF By weight. for the various ARTICLES Of wrought
ahd cast iron work, as provided for in the following
he work will not be subdivided among different
Dad itrs, but viii be considered in the aggregate
per cent until the final comp elton Of the contract
,L An bids must be accompanied By pc asI bond, IN
hat the bidder will accept ana perform the contrssf
United States Court or District Attorney of the dis
The Department reserves tho right to reject any
o. an bids, II It be deemed for the interest of the
or the printed FORM to be obtained in this oes , as
mss 81 Ss II e the
neither will any proposal be received from parties
who are lot themselves engaged in the ture
eties for getting oat the woHf not the
Ii being important that the building should be
all cases state the time that they viii require
iSI me peTf1r%a.es OF the contract which will be
Proposals will be Endorsed Bids for Iron Work.,
iss,ist W.P o. sTEBBINs, Superintendent.
NE RsAps 81 aas
me choice Of full set. Of CUBLs, etc, at H.
osSs: sold e: R asd
ly low prices. lea iw
NOTICE TO LUMBER DEALERS AND PLAs.
hes, PORrLAND LHTas, for sale at wh S s s
and retail at low figures.
je.-s,- 623 La ave-, and foot Of Sd 81. s T..
A RMY AND NAvf OFFICERs, Engineers,
aes e. cs sIS and Tssc ep 0r
street, between 4 and y SITS. All who have been
on IN esns their
Dent ~ " - ''A'' 81 "a on'sr ana m sI &c.
GRAND OPENTNG.
rIgLLALOyE BARRoyER. Clothiers and
Iailors beg leave to inform the Public that they
10. sss SEHss sly ana i ~ iSHnEs' at
.e e.. d''' De x xSls 81: 5si isT' ss0r'J
1881 0554RsEass , SsYYYiE q 81.
Tar eRrA- ,I IT F. "a; oo.,.v, =,
e s eso. Il bs: ss' ys
Il H. sHs: s"ssib Depot
srsst Wharf " eson, or Depot Green's street
ss0rseso"n' viii reee eve IF0Ts; sfsepsdes
MA eo9w Secretary AUD Treasurer.
n HATS AND oAPS.
All the leading styles Dress Hatsnow
Shnsty London Pearl Cassimeres, Just importer
Buniae Amidonis New York Pearl Cassimers1
s sna me rh,Isdsiphfa Aerino Covered Dress Hats,
"A superior stock Of Mackinaw Strsws, the best In
-, wILLETT 4 RUOFF,
mayu No. eos Pennsyivania svenue.
Oth eUAAkR STOCK Is NOW COMPLKrE
" "a ,etS,s csrtieular. Yeu cannot fail 10 be
s n ~ Sss s AID price, 1t A. srRAUe', l0Il
.Se. :, -. ue. myz9
CENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE An ,e,.
VI sons wishing 10 employ Raliabie eervanss d,
dove1 20 Cal 81 JOSEPH BROOKS, IS0Q ti+
a., between aud sts. who're their orders will s.
prspr,ly f,led4 sahit -
CfNUINE sEERsrCkER SUITS at a. n, 4
" STA CS', 10ll Pa. avenue. fnys9-
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NoTITC,E1 LIT oF OPENING PUBLIC ROAD IN
- THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
whereas an application in writing has been made
70 the Undersigned for the opening of q road in the
county OF ashington, from q point opposite Six
'eenth street northwest in the city Of Washington
end running from thence into the county in direct
line from the north side Of Bound street, cross
ing Prospect, Erie and HJuron streets, in r. MI
Hall subdivision of Meridian Hill, and extending
to the south side of Columbia road thence in north
westerly direction to the Linnean Hill road in said
comfy and whereas the undersigned believe it CON
duclye TO the public interest to cause road TO be
opened as above described and prayed for; and
Whereas the ronte OF eaid rosd has been BY the d.
T. cton OF the undersigned duly surveyed and a plan
thereof prepared and filed in our ONCE
Notice Is hereby given of the application afors-
sad as well as of the opening Of the proposed road,
questsd to make them known to the undersigned at
tee once OF the Vice President Of the Board of Pub
lie Works OF the Diatrict of CoIumba, Boom No 9
Morrisons Building Four and q alf street Wash
ington, ID. c., where any objections which 10 Az be
made will be heard and considered
H. D. COOKE,
A. 3. SHEPHERD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
A. B. MULLETr,
B. P. BROWN,
Board Of Public Works Of tho District of Colum
bl9 jel-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-05

All the interest Of the day centsrs at Phila-
deIphis, and our full and accurate dispatches
from that city supply complete inform alton as
to what Is going on there. The denomination of
Grant was 80 much Of a foregone conclusion
that II was supposed the convention would be
rather quiet, humdrum affair; but 10 has de.
velOped into demonstration Of unmistakable
enthusiasm, showing that the great popular
heart is yet with Grant, and that the public re-
gard for him has been quickened rather than
depressed by the vindictive assaults upon him
in the Senate and elsewhere. A lively element
has, also, been introduced into the convention
by the unexpected sharpness Of the contest for
the Vice Presidency. The fight huctuates 80
from hour TO hour that no definite opinion can
be formed of the result until the bslloting COM
nences- 1t seems not unlikely that the close
less of the contest between Colfax and Wilson
(Senator) will compel q rally upon a third can
Gidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-05

1t is much to be regretted that any informal
ity should delay the construction of the Union
street railroad connecting the northern portions
Of Washington and Georgetown, Is the citizens
On both sides OF Rock creek are anxious for its
speedy completion. If Congress now deems it
proper that the privilege accorded to other lines
of running by the public squares should be de-
MED this one, 80 be it. A modification of their
charter, slightly changing the proposed rouie,
would in that case be necessary. Having ex.
pended $50, 600 already, they cannot afford to be
captlous, but il Is understood they claim that in
justice they should not be compelled to sacrifice
this heavy outlay under the charter accepted
by them in good faith. This seems reasonable
enough. The proposed extension of their road
Is demanded by large number of people in
both the District cities, and it is to be hoped
that Congress will, before adjournment, adjust
the matter equitably, so that the much-needed
work may 60 on. Competition is for the public
good, and the extension OF street car lines in
every direction is not only a great accommo-
dation for the people, but helps build up the
sections the roads pass through, and thus m axes
patronage for the competing lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-05

TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS IN GREAT
variety. Choice STYLES at low prices Sunni
silks at 81, 81 Is, end 81 Is yard; Japsne Silks,
pest quality at o. cents; Paris satin striped Grens
dimes at D., 25 30 81, 45, and so cts; pins" black
Grenadine at 50, 60, aud rs cts; Summer Dress
yard: Lawns, Pec.fes, Piques, Victoria Lawns a.
R-One Price only, marked in plain figures.
je3 St s39 Penua ave :, bet OH and 10th sits.
DIANOS AND ORGANS For Sale and Rent, on
L accomm dating terms, at No. 423 llth-
street. ole agent OF VIM. Knabe's and VIM U6HE
McCammons Pianos and 4. Shoningers vVHIV
organs. Repairing and Tuning Planes
jel 6tH FIR c. kEICHENBACH
OFFICE COATS, from IS cts. to 81, at STRAUS
- IOii Pennsy ivania avenue my .
II o r 8 l. E.
600 barrels ROSENDALE CEMENT, just re
ceived.
Also,
100000 LATHES Of fine quality.
Apply to EVANS LINvILLE,
lel- At the Wharf
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L PkINATE eALE-1be beautiful Country
"A teat called MOUNT VIEW, situated on
Ridge Road, about mile from GeOr eetown. f.
near brewers Rest This place Il one Of thes~
finest views in the District, ard viii be sold Tor less
than cost. Ii contains twenty i've 80 acres OF land,
all good soil, and under fine cultivation. with nne
orchard Of apples, peaches and pears This place u
Improved with Q cottage, fine Stale and Carriage
House, Barn, Corn House. H-a Bouse and Bee
House, Ice House, and Slaughter House, which
could be converted into q Ware House. This place
il perfectly healthy. and sold for no other reason
than TO leave the ooCntry. - -
Fer terms apply 20 d. n. LIGHrfo0T,
maya I'm on the premises.
AT PRIvArE SALE
The beautiful country reeidesoe called {. DUE
BARTON HALL" s,tuaied on tbs rosd frcn
Pierceh Mill @ LennAliytOwn, about - miles iron
The place contains about twenty three acres e
land, improved BY o mansion house coufssnfnG
eighteen rooms, and two small cottages. one oonfsin-
ne six the other three rooms, Ice house, barn, &C
There seven acres OF grapes In bearing eeexss
peaches and other fruits.
The view from the house 3 one OF the nnest 10 tes
pistricf. Any one DESIRING . nne country reshebos
vould do we'll 20 call and examine Chi. propertl.
1.-THE plnce n not sot By the LIST Of June tbs nan
sion Bsuse viii % for rent during the ssssea.
FLEECE eHOEMAKER,
parl-0 e.. near Pferosb Iii.
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France may not be all our fancy painted her
rs republic pro tem.-her stringent press regu-
lstions have rather the flavor of imperialism
but the progress of the labor and temperance
reiorm shows that she is making some headway,
nevertheless. While a proposition for appoint
ment Of a labor commission, which might throw
some light upon the grave questions which are
now agitating the workingmen of this country
and the capitalists who employ them, is coldly
received in the American Congress, the French
government, with less pressure, has recognized
the necessity for such an inquiry and appointed
a committee, consisting of forty five of the most
able and experienced political and social econ
omists of France, to investigate the subject of
labor and make report. The commission will
trst take up the question of the regulation of
the labor Of women and children. A law on this
subject prepared for the commission provides
that children under ten years Of age shall not be
permitted TO work in manufactures and shops.
AID that children under fifteen shall not be
employed at all in mines. Ii is also proposed to
prohibit absolutely the employment OF females
In underground works. Two general inspectors
and fifteen division inspectors are to be ap-
pointed to look after the execution OF the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-05

The eisht.hour strike Is still spreading In
New York, and some thirty trade unions are Or
Lave been ''out." The majority have met with
complete success The piano manufacturers
seem to be the only men that have met with SCI
rious opposition 20 far
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n ETRANBERRY FESTIVAL PoR Tn r
-, n, q. OF 81: Andrews Mission TO be held Al
ths sHd 7ih in.tants, under The An. 49, ~ 40.
N" KNIGHTS or sAINT PATRI0E -
~ Un MT HAT sdoP,sd by the asasishms
ssB my Re obtained from n CUNNiNG8s a,
his Hat Factory, No. l0l7 r street, Corner Of
je5-6t
%k- OF P.-Psst Chancellor b. T. GRANT viii
~ dxilys. Leetnre on Pythisn KniEhrhood
fyT sylS1n's avenue and ~ street. TaURsD1Y
are irAternAlly invited to attend je5-ers
0SsrRAweERRY fRsfTvAL IL, the base
49,, n s OF ths Church OF the Immaculate Con
~ Ip .ie =, o,h And streets. commences MONDAY
ynns s., ei9ses FRIDAY, Jane TN. fickets Is eta
kntIes holders 70 plate Of strswberrfes aat 60
sSn,ssion ~ cents Festival In aid Of Ladies r.
1eNo'enl assoclslon OF North Washington. jes- &.
w ~, hlBEETY Lopez, Ee, K OF 2. VII III
nc, n the main saloon Of Odd FeIioss' dan
Ea'y ard. At quarter before O'Clock sharp- for
tiS ttInnse Of drilling. By order Of the L-dss ~
$''-' GEO. F0RDHAM, rs
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Miss Tennie c. Claims military aspirations
have been n:pped in the bud BY the ungaIlant
action OF the gallant 9th New York regiment.
the members OF which organization apparently
prefer brain to beauty in their commander.
having promoted Lieut. Col. Charles X. Brain
10 the eolonelcy made vacant by the death of
James Fisk, ir. Clafiin would have been a
worthy successor to Fisk in some respects, but
She will have ID content herself with the doubt
ful honors Of civil life while longer, unless she
accepts the command of the colored troous in
New York city, recently rendered to her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-05

The adulteratioR Of spirituous liquors, it would
seem, is not confined to the United States, as
las been frequently charged, and drinkers of
pure Irish whisky" had better be certain VIII at
Is they purchase under that name. According
TO revelations just made by the Dublin Eueniag
Eai', the crime of adulteration prevails to an
alarming extent in all psrts of Ireland. DR.
Hodges, OF Belfast, recently examined several
samples Of whisky, which he found adulterated
WIN naPhtha, cayenne pepper and vitrIol. One
sample, described a. fair specimen of the
drink sold in low-elass public houses, was com
] oSed almost entirely of naphtha with a slight
C0oTing OF whisky. But even this was outdone
by The skill OF an itinersnt practitioner in q
Northern county, who by a scientific combina-
ton OF cayenne pepper, vitriol, spirits of wine,
and bluestone, transmutes gallon of water into
gallon OF whisky at the cost of one penny.
beliriun tremens produced by drinking ordi-
nary spirits is said to be jolly in comparison
with the effects of INDUCING in the "hell-
broth above described, which is said to lead to
speedy paralysis or hopeless insanity. "Pure
French brandy" manufactured from sawdust.
l. another invention of the enemy which comes
from across seas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-05

But those who wiH see cannot fail to perceive the
MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS
offer to day. and will usntly lose no time to
take advantage Of them.
Ladies Handsome Lined Parasols, fine, imitation
six IN three sizes, lined in pink, blue, green,
Ladies' nne buff large Sun Umbrellas, at 81.
Fine black large Sun Umbrellas, 81.
beautiful Silk Openwork Pans, SOC.
Zine Ivory Stick Sir Fans, I'm all colors, 81.
Very Pretty Enamelsd w God Fans, 81.
MAGNIFICENT Real Lace Sets Of Sleeves and Collar
Very Fine Lace Sets at 81.
Neat and stylish Lace Collars at Is and soc.
Two pair Linen Reversible Cuffs aud four Collars
Three pair Gents Fine Linen Reversible Cuffs
Three pair Of Best British Half Hose for 81.
ceur pair Full BE gular Made ii alf Hose for 81.
Fine India Gauze Underst irt at 81.
Very large Leather Sstchel for 81.
Extra large and fine Basket for 81.
Fine assortment OF ,Underg arments ma lie OF
fine cotton and felled seams, at 81 ca III.
Splendid long Night Dreees At g..
Extraordinary Bargains In Ladies' and Gents
. Linen Ha ndkerchiefs, from auction.
Handsoms Oil Chromos, in large and heavy Walnut
Frames, at 81 each.
Also. q full stock Of Lisle and Kid GLOVES,
CARVED BRAOK ETS, TOWEL RACKS, BOOK
CUTLEsY. PoCKEf- BOOKS Boo DOLLS AID roYs.
and a thousand other articles.
COME AND GEE rnR vnuPSrVyrSi
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GkEAr BAssAIss IN REAL FSrArI

HOUSES and Lots for sale ~ greztly reiur-a
Prices. keNssn Tor selling out, al A. o. 4, 49,.
the CITY. kigh'een buses aud 10 Bnfdur isat-- IS
OF the nc uses ere press bck fronts ana
two small pres brick tw 5-sIory hau.es 80 ~
y sme hcuse. All have al modern imprsveTn outs
The above houses are al sd location uuspr.
passed. NV IL the time % ure a go,,i barg.la
VIII exchange in part for city lrts ~ a small cs-h
payment down: balance a NJ a. SUIT purch ssar
FOR all particulars apply 20 1910 Columbia stree,
formerly Turner street. sud save cuumissian. /.
m % n. m Fms lmTI nsHRnN
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 Gooh BOokkEtPER CAN ORrArs I'm
"A rcrsry emPl,y neut ~ niyht. hr Ir.stss 49,,
sstrcn ., the Bsnkins Bouse Of Fauf wsskins,s,
ksepins banker. books - a,
IoAN1 PAkff DESIRING TO LE.ss X
-, ~ M on geArsa met beautiful PARK ~ a
teIeeh, pleasure resort. &c., within tniI.. a
49,. s,cn, oouststfls q 20 acre, with uslks
10y me trees, snsr situated on the Pot smse
FOR sALE-Rare oppe-f1n1T- a. 80, = -
So, - n. ptss-ed brick trot 9, with bite ma b
49,. 80 sinq0w q tmmiuss. With ever o. sisra
al T.-n ra,ee. ut and cold ~stex ll0a n
,s.,i Is .e-s thsn So cash, ealanc- usnshir %
n,,,.x, NSa ,eers, interest AZ per CEN tFthsr
NeS rorf .xnn sste br0ker, corner 18Th street a
geSN
w g buy sECONn-HANp CLorzIxei
thNiTChh The highest price pais. Ass.s..
" 80 - ~ lr.s
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You pays your money and takes your choice
over the kilograms from Mexico. Day before
yesterday we had batch stating that the gov
eminent troops had cleaned out Trevino and
feoecuPied Monterey. Yesterday, the accounts
were directly the reverse-Trevino was the vic
tor and had scattered the government forces
ilAe chan before the wind To-day we have an
o'Ner ba'eh OF kilograms from Mstamoras, re-
asserting the utter defeat OF Trevino aud the
occupation OF Monterey by the Jusrists, and
claiming that CoreIlo was not whipped-h.
merely marched off to join Caballas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-05

The New York police are just now m sking one
OF their spasmodic but futile efforts to break I'D
policy shops, through which a petty system of
gambling is carried on and thousands of poor
people who cannot afford to patronize heavy
gaming establishments, are daily robbed of
their earnings Owing to corrupt influences
among the New York police, it has never vet
been possible TO entirely break up this odious
system OF gambling, and it is charged by New
Ork journals that instead Of honestly endeayor-
Ing to suppress the evil, the members of the
force consent TO overlook the offence in all cases
where the policy men are willing to pay a hand
some sum to avoid exposure. Cincinnati also is
about to inaugurate a war against the policy
shops We have number OF them in this city,
Which Should be broken up at once.