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with green plush. They arc smaller than
the old desks, and will occupy so much less
space when arranged as TO dispense with
outer platform formerly In uec, They arc OF
handsome design, and when In place present
. uniform appearance pleasing to the eye:
Tho chairs are OF the adjustable upright and
reclining pattern, with cane seats and backs,
and will prove very comfortable for usc, and
OF light appearance, they arc In fact quite
substantial.
The house bathroom has been enlarged by
the conversion Of a dark storctoom Into four
bathing apartments, very handsomely fitted
up with all convenicnces, tiled floors and hot
and cold water. The Senate bathlng-rooms
have been fully repaired and rc0ttcd with
new tubs, pipes, and floors.
CONGRESSIONAL LiBRART.
The stcam-heating apparatus Of the Con.
grcssional Library has been put IN complete
order, and rendered efficient for the ensuing
year. The roof Of this department has been
found very defective, and should be replaced
with new one Of copper and made IRE
proof. The safety of the valuable collection
Of books under II renders this course imrcrs-
tive.
TuE UNFINisULD DoMr,
The present unfinished state Of the dome Of
tho Capitol Is matter entitled TO cunsidcra.
ton. Mr.. Clark designs its improvement by
tuc VI tic hlst NulhlNt
II he eau obtaiu the requisite authority. lie
would hayo the walls cncrusted with orna'
mental marbles, and tho floor laid with en-
caustic tile. The removal Of the first cornlct
would add to tho apparent height. These
improvements would be somewhat expensive
but arc necessary to finish this feature ant
perfect the design Of the architect.
rSEuMArtC TUBE.
| This enterprise Of Mr.. Brisbane has thu
far proved unsuccessful. The failure, however
Is not attributed TO defect In the principle
but results from the great depth to which !
was found necessary to sink the tube In pass
Ing under the Baltimore aud Ohio railway
The lowest depth reached fifteen feet, whci
| only three feet were estimated for. Tn
great weight Of the earth was found to be be
You'd the resisting power Of the wooden tube
and so ilattencd Il that the sphere would no
pass through.
At the depth Of three feet 1t is believed tina
success would certainly have attended III,
undertaking. Mr.. Brisbane now wishes 4
prosecute tic effort anew at his own expense
BY the substitution Of IN Iron tube Of smallc
dimensions II might be made, II Is thought
Of great utility 10 the transfer OF light pack
, ages.
The foregoing Is but brief and lmpcrfcc
review OF the Improvements made at the CAP
. itol and Its surroundings during the reces
by Mr.. Clark and his efficient corps OF assls
tants. They arc all entitled to the thanks q
the REruBLIcAS for tho courtesy cxtcnde
to It's attachc who gathered the informatio
, which has furnished thu basis Of this skctcl
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HOME AGAIN.


About one month since 0flicur llonar ar
rested soldier named J. d. Kcnauck, from
Fort Footc, on the charge Of dcscrtion, and
returned him to his old quarters at the fort,
when 1t was ascertalncd that he had left the
post about three years ago. He was for
wardcd to Fort McHenry, where he was
court martialed and sentenced to two years
at hard labor lie was brought to Washing
ton last night and lodged In the Central
guard house, and to-day will be returned Ia
Fort FOotc to serve out his sentence.
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Walter $. McFarlan has entered sui against
z. C. Robbins for SANDER, claiming $1,000
damages. lie charges that the defendant, on
the 3Oth OF June last, Issued the following
llhels: ''IIe has awaited himself Of my alb
sence TO play the part OF n knnye and de.
faulter;" and on tho 9TH day OF October ~
shall report your deialcatlon Ia the Secretary
Of WAF,"
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AMUsRai RNTr.



Last night n fnc audience assembled for
real enjoyment at the opera house to witness
Miss Thompsons troupe perform a finely
adapted burlcsquc Of "slnbad, the Sailor
so familiar to every young American urchln,
the frat Of which only the plot OF the Siubad
story seemed to be followed. Several songs
and dances by the girls were well received,
but none were cncorcd. Willie Edouln and
W. b. Cahill, the latter carrying the cele-
brated book with Harper's sayings, gave
ample amusement TO the audience by a pro-
fusion OF wittcisms and burlcsquc actions.
The termination Of the fret act with the scene
In the ship at sea was rendered immensely
ludicrous and enjoyable by the sca.sick imita-
tons Of Mr.. Edouin.
In the second act most inimi,able rcndl-
ton Of the very popular ditty, within a
mile OF Edinboro town." by Miss Ada Beau
mont, received repeated encorcs from the DO
lighted audience. As a queen OF song Miss
Beaumont rivals the prima donnas Of the best
opera troupcs extant. The iutensely-comlcal
performances Of Mcssrs. EdOuin and Cahill
seemed only to increase as the play advanced,
and convulsed the entire audience with
laughter. Mcrriment and applause grew
general when Harry Taylor and Miss Thomp
son performed the Quaker dance. It is not
strange that a Ple,asmnirc.loying audience
subuiu tSSh JIMMY uhu
OF care from such Versatility OF talent, which
cannot fail to produce something especially
pleasing to each.
Theatre Csnique.
Another crowded house last night witnessed
the drama Of 'Oroloso," in which Mr.. fraynt
and Miss Butler display unerriny accuracy OF
aim with the rifle, the former shooting an
apple from the head Of Miss Butler, and she
in turn shooting ~ apple from the hand Of
Frnyne. THIS Is the most thrilling realistic
| performance we have ever witnessed on III,
| stage, and while the rifles arc being trained
on the objects an intensity Of feeling prevail'
| among the audience, the force Of which i
manifested by the electrical outburst that fol
lows tho crack Of tho rife and the shatterinl
Of the apples. The presentation Of the drumI
Is preceded by programme Of great variet.
ard unusual merit. A matinee will be givci
this afternoon.
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THE ATTIC REGIONS.
The Oniccr. OF the Poiaris Mt the NAVY De-
purtmeut.


partment.
Captain Buddington, Mr.. Chester, FIRST
mate, and Mr.. Morton, second mate, Of the
Polaris, were present, by order OF the Navy
Department, at the photographic Office yes
terday morning to assist In giving more Def
mite Information than that already In posses
sion of the Office relative to the northern
latitudcs. II 10 the intention Of the Depart
ment to prepare new set Of charts for the
use Of navigators In those regions. Captain
Buddington and Mr.. Chester were examined
by Commodore Wyman. Mr.. Morton will be
examined to-day In relation TO the cruise Of
the Polaris, Its bearing on navigation, and
OF the Polar seas and tic ''iay Of the land"
IN the Attic regions. 1t Is expected that the
Information obtained will be very valuable, a.
the ship sailed along over seven hundred
miles Of coast heretofore uncxplored.
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John II. Mouell's furniture warehouse, 100, ia
east Third street, New York, was burned last
night. Robert Il. stephenson was suffocated.
Loss, from $4,000 to $500, 900, fully Insured.
The extensive sawmill, with large amount OF
lumber and several houses adjacent, In East 81.
Louis, belonging to Morse, Doggett a Co, were
burned yesterday afternoon. The loss Is est.
mated at from nifty to seventy-nve thousand
dollars. Morse, Doggett a Co. recently went
into bankruptcy, and the property was to have
been sold tomorrow for the benent Of
the creditors, the Insurance Ii not known. A
house occupied jolllly BY Jonathan and John
Robbins and families, In Mercer county, Mis-.
Houri, was burned last Wednesday night. Two
Of their children persisted In tile flames, two
escape. Their parents were absent when the
nrp orrurred
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Go to savages, and get him TO put his un-
rivAled weather-strip on your windows aud
doors. Many have been comforted, and advise
their friends to 90 and do likewise.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Tenth street,
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There 10 specific for hard times which Is not
likely to be forgotten just now. A store Of
have an equal chance. ticket for the Grand
Gift Concert Of the Public Library Of Kentucky
(for December 81 Is the specific; and II furnishes
an equal chance to all the ticket holders; o. Joo
ticket draws prize. Here IL, indeed, plenty Of
money, and who would be without ticket.
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Tho German-A mcricaa Savings Ia u,
No. SIS Seventh street, pays interest on deposits
for each calendar month. Bank hours, To 4.
Open on Saturday evenings until o'clock.
Call for cory OF the regulations.
JoHN HIrZ, President.
u. X. PRESTIas Cashier,
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Metropolitan Railroad.

WARRINGTON. ID. q. October Is, iss3.
Tofhs Eiitor u he National kepsbiicas;
SIR: VIII you please state, for the benefit
of those interested, whether the Metropolitan
Passenger Railway Company il to pay por-
ton Of the expense Of paving the roadway In
Ninth street. above N, or not2
Respectfully, @. W. N.
[Of course IL will.-ED.1
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By reference to our advertising columns
1t will be seen that Messrs. McElroy, Badrd &
Co., 4oi Ninth street, have large and CON-
plete stock OF the latest designs in household
and decorative paper bangings, picture
frames and all appurtenances.
Prang's elegant chromos Of American
flowers are In stock. Also, q full descriptive
catalogue from which to order.
These gentlemen do paperhaDging In the
best style OF the art, make picture frames Of
q hundred different designs TO order, and sell
all articles connected with the business at
astonishingly low prices. Parties contem-
call and examine this elegant stock.
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ITEMS FROM VIRGINIA.

The Trcdegar iron works In Richmond have
found employment for about two hundred hands,
and expect TO increase this force week by week.
Miss Jennie Cooper. the handsome and accom-.
plished daughter Of Gen. Samuel Cooper, WAS
married In the chapel OF the Episcopal fheolog-
lcal Seminary, near Alexandria, yesterday, 10 Mr.
N. Dawson, OF Baltimore.
A correspondent from Accomac. writing TO
the stats Journal, says the Republicans Of that
county are reused, and Accomsc, II she gives
Kemper any majority At all, will give HIN Q
smaller one than she gave Greeley.
Ro. johnson, said TO be q well. known thief
before the Hastings Court Of Richmond for steal
Ing forty. dollar watch sntSIt IN money from
Nj. Leo Hawkins, q resident Of Union lIil.
Albion, . little son Of MI. T. ". stsgg, while
and OHIO railroad at Rockeits on Sunday last,
fell therefrom to the ground, . distance Of about
forty feet. badly irae,uring his skull and other
The following gentlemen have been appointed q
committee on the part Of the press Of Richmond
for the reception Of their country cousins at the
State fair John Crane. esq, W, y. Chester
Wright, ". H.wade, esq, and kraest WilIE, esq.
The following residents OF Petersburg have
arrived In Richmond and are located In the PEN
.e fosn s.s hIs oG
are to remain one year each for second offence,
petit larceny. and the latter for term of three
years for burglary and larceny.
~ Inc Messis n saa, ~ haing tne tuooisn
"a o n, MI ,,n U. on m1ym ssree.'
paratorv TO tho early erection thereon Of three
5nlldIng al one al which viii he ihe once IA mans
oII "Eialish house. y which viii he entireIv oba
Itera tei Inv the Contaminated imnroyemeny
A Republican mass convention was held at
nnh "m .v - luasH ~ ane i9tn Lnstsnt
~ pI .no purRose o, nonnatng eanu.uate iot Tue
LOUISE OF Deiegates anu county omceis. The
Inonew,ng mofn'n nv, we're maze: nouse OF
Bpeirsa.cS, ~. .. m,,I, III sounV Ieasuter, T.
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James Rodney Young, who has been in the
employ Of Messrs. Schoomaker & Hertzog, as
bar-kccper, for several years past, died at his
residence on Monday night, after brief
illnesc, OF pneumonia. Previous 10 tho war
he was proprietor Of large liquor establish
mcnt In New Orleans, but being fond Of sport
Of oil descriptions and ever ready to make
wager, his means gradually melted away, but
possessing an indomitable will, he rose and
be flush with funds, and probably tho next
without q dollar. Few men have travelled
moro extensively throughout the country, and
he was well known In many Of our principal
cities, moro especially hero and In the
South, where he had numerous friends, who
will regret to hear Of his death.
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CITYITEMS.

u,es which iost in that mud, and eoutain, In a
healthy person, a large amount NJ Iron, which
gives vitality 10 the blood. Tho Peruvian Syrup
supplies the blood with ihn vital element, md
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BARLOW'S

Gallery of Fine Arts.
ia5 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
Alwiya on hand, aIArso ttOfk OF
PAINTINGS, EEQhAvINGS,
GikoNOs. PHOTOGRAPHS. &C..
Frames for fs,ntings; Photographs. &c. in Cole.
Cabinet CARTE de Waite, and all regular sizes, al
Ways on hand, All odd sizes made y order Passs
PAItouts aud Mats in oolurs aud plain. great va.
rety OF lords, Tassels. Wire, RinEs, nc. Parties
waiting the city will Ind 81 this esta6shmfnt the
!argrst stock this side OF New York, and at New
York prices Paintings packed with the greatest
fsss saa .hspsa ,1 A. parts Paintings Cleaned
Old Frames Resiided and Repaired. oci-am
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started q subscription for the erection Of suit
able monument over the grave Of Philip Embury,
the father Of American Methodism, at Cam
bridge, Washington county, New York. To-day
the dsdicatOry exercises will take place, conaisi-
ing OF addresses, Ae,, by distinguished dlyines
OF the Methodist determination.
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corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . 10 4; RStur-
days, 70 SAdh IN Q.
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Washington City Bible sscIely.

The board Of managers met at the rooms Of
the depository. The following substitute was
adopted for the committee on means to re-
lieve the present debt Of the society; That the
committee Dc Instructed to address commu-
nication to such Of the churches rs have not
contributed to the society during the past
wear, stating the amount OF the debt, the
time when their last contribution was made,
and requesting their cooperation In carrying
forward the work OF distributing the Scrip
lures by contribution.
Mr.. Z. c. Fosters resignation was ae.
cepted, and Mr.. Webster was elected to hll
the vacancy.
Mr.. X. S. Jordan was also elected to all the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of DIR. Nc
Farland.
The treasurer reported the receipt OF SO
from the E-streCt Baptist church.
After tho discharge Of routine business tho
board adjourned TO meet on the 9th VI No
ycUbcT next.
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INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL.
Election OF Omcers-Tbc Report IF tho
Treasurer.

Treasurer.
The managers Of the Industrial school met
Monday night, at No. II Congress street,
Georgetown. The annual reports Of the
treasurer and secretary were read, and
showed that the receipts were &3, 1888 50, and
expenditures %, OF. ~; amount Of debts due
shop, s2l045. II was stated that the Home
owes for groceries, s402 40; for coal, sld. o.;
for lumber, S26i.88; for matron, 300; for
materials, &c, various sums, aggregating
81, O95.5 so, to pay which there was an appro-
priation by tic District Legislature Of 81, 700,
but the money Is not now available. The
friends of the Homo arc urged 10 aid IL In
this Its hour Of need. An election for officers
for the ensuing year was held, and the fol.
lowing were elected A. NJ. Gangewer,
president; Hon. John Hitz, vice president;
N. V. Buckley, treasurer; j. 8. Blackford,
secretary. Executive Homo Committee
Mrs. L. s. Roberts, chairman; Mrs. Blackford,
secretary; Mrs. DIR. swcetman, Mrs. y. N.
Houghton, Mrs. N. ID. Leggctt, Mrs. J. Y.
Webb, Mrs. VIM. l.. Rice, Mrs. VI. II. Doc
little, Mrs. John Hitz, Miss Mary Whital,
Mrs. A. VI. Gangewer. Special Home Com
mittoc-Mrs. 4. Roberts, Mrs. John Hitz.
Housekeeping Committee-Mrs. N. 4. Doc
little, Miss Whital, Mrs. Blackford, Mrs. NJ.
ID. Leggstt. Clothing Committee Mrs.
Hitz, Mrs. Swcetman, Mrs. Blackford. Shop
COMMUNICATIONS. J. J. Blackford, A. N.
Gangcwer, NJ. ii. Doolittle. The president
and secretary were directed TO prepare a re-
port Of the condition Of tho Institution FOL
publication IN pamphlet form.
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wTLLARD'J HOTEL.
D MePherpon, Boston Mis- Is noh, Bhlt moro
WI Hyatt, Rev YORK John q Hood, Phi p,
] II waiter, d. PW Hsftwell a Vt RI
En- Wallace. SO Young q wife, NJ
N M Smitr, New York III h.bury a wife, Conn
Dan II u Van Hlrer, n q 4 G,lenri h wife, DO
II II Campion, Phila Mrs Ahriver. phla
Vim lniiih. do GA Wills \ Fan, Malt
John y Newell, NY NV Conrad, Alsbst1a
\ Fuller, PHI sdei' hia JIM Csyvaf Oregon
ass.lrsn, Macs n, II9p W. aslley, Penn
II A bradford a chd, o LHaie h family, lows
IIly h DIR, Ralt IA kop1ie \ eis, ffarce
A Lilly, ". wife, do MJParder. Penn
EBBIrT HOUSE
L Robinson, Virginia Pendleton. Island
] II Gardiner, Mass OBTcllet, New Jersey
hi Twaidsil, philn VIC Moore, Now York
Ma Moniys. ionisIsna ~ Montys, Lnuisiana
d Newell, New York nh Lrwis, Tenn
d lansing, u Navy IB burEis 40
W A Topncr 4 VT, do TSuNnet Viva
q \ Francis, Colorado Us Robinop, 40
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
John L Earl, Conn VIII IIoyt and wife, Ia
q ii MuIrhead, Philada N Nesbit. Philsdslpbis
Den y Merritt NY den 4 BJynton. N Y
n u Scott and Wits. do Miss Scot, 90
r y NoYes aud wife, do wBGrnnt. KENTUCKY
q q Anderson, Ohio George Miller. So
Hon W u Taylor, Ill Gen W A Holden Swf'Nf
HARDWOOD HOUSE.
2 Holsroot, New York 9s d Favour; Baltimore
" Howard, do n u Parsons, New York
L ! T. Lully, do
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Last night Minnehaha Lodge, !. o. G. r.,
held Its quarterly meeting for the election OF
officers, at Its hall, corner Of Four-and a-half
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Tho fol.
lowing -namcd Officers were elected: Mrs. L.
s. Marks, W. &. T.; Miss Jennie Polkinhorn,
W. V. IT, d. VI. Young, W. X. Sec; d. z.
Holloway, W. Fin. Sec; Mrs. VI. d. Heaton,
W. Treas; J.. ii. Knapp, W. Marshall, +.
VI. Ileatou, W. Chaplain; Miss Laura llea-
ton, Inside Guardi Theo. 7, Reid, Outside
Guard. After the election an interesting
programme was performed under the good
Of the order. Mlnnehaha has improved In
interest and membership during the past
quarter. Renewed interest has been mani
tested In the order Of Good Templars during
the past quarter which has been slgnallzed
by the establishment OF new lodge which
has been called "llolloway,' IN honor OF the
worthy chief Templar u tie District,
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SERVED THEM RIGHT
Arrest OF Four Professional Thieves.

Arrest OF Four Professional Thieves.
Since the hotel robberies and attempts to
rob In other directions Chief Clarvoo has
kept his force constantly on the alert for pro-
fessional thieves, many of whom he felt con.
fdcnt were travelling Southwark and would
not fail to accept chance to plunder should
one offer. Being well posted In the move
mcuts Of several gangs-for they generally
go In pairs or three Of . kind-the chief
found that there had been an arrival In our
midst Of several Of these noted characters.
Determined to capture them II possible, he
directed Detectives McElfresh and McDeyitt
to proceed to the steamboat wharf yesterday
morning and overlook the passengers DEPART
ing on the Southern mall boat for Aqua
creek, and arrest all suspicious-lookingp par
ties. The Order Of course, was obcycd. The
did not contemplate arresting many more.
It Ia safe, therefore, to say that they were
considerably taken by surprise to find on
board eight well-known professional thieves.
To arrest all was task they had not bar
gained, determined TO take oil they could.
The two detectives went for them, and soon
each had two, and the four were marched to
police headquarters, where they gave tho
fictitious names Of High Graham, Ned Tulley
Haggi and Ned Rich. The two detectives
were then directed TO return TO the boat and
proceed to Richmond and protect the passen-
gers while on their travels from the thieves
that had escaped. Chief Clarvoe, with his
excellent corps, are working strepuously to
protect our citizens from becoming victims
Of these Northern robbers, and II Is a salts
faction to know that oil Of them are men
competent and willing TO perform their dnty.
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GHOSTS arc odd nshe,, and seldom 20 In cou-
pies, buta newly-married pair OF Troy people
the AppaTltions OF Q man and woman that would
come In each night and dlsagreeably glide around
passing through walls where there were no doors,
and never taking the trouble 10 20 around chairs
and tables, but always through them.
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Children's Capo Ovcrcoats.
Blue Chinchilla, %.
Drab Chlnchllla, 81.
Melton, 81.
Union Beaver, $50.
Castor Beaver, SO.
I EIsENAS 4 BROS,
SOS Seventh street, May building.
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u end axamine the Gro and burglar.proo
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner o
keeping Of securities, jewels, silyer.wsre, or
other valuables. Rents, from ten 10 sixty dol
lars per annnm, according TO size. No business
man can an 'rd TO do without them.
7ute pdrn."g Prom the chiea9o an Boston fires.
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- Take Care or Yssr vsIssbIc.. .

J. IL. sauior a. o.,
Bankers, No. l4ls Pennsylvania avenue. pay
per cent on ell deposit.
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The steam boilers having been found de-
tcetivc upon examination by tie Government
Inspector, have been thoroughly repaired
Tue cummltloo-rooms and corridors have
been painted. renovated aud placed In COM
rlolc order for use, and new one added 10
their number.
The reporters gallery OF the Senate has
been considerably enlarged md improved.
The House galleries have been 70 rear
ranged that the Diplomatic corps and faml-
les Of members will have seats on The east
side, the ladies on tho west, and gent cmGn
on the north.
NEW nEsks AND CHAIRS.
Tho IIsllnf The House Ut Representatives
has bcru provided with three hundred new
single desks Of while pRk, The taps covered
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OHIO ELECTION.

Analysis Of the Vote for Governor.
The popular vote cast In tue late ohio election
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-04

HORSE TRAINING.-Prof. IL. Sample,
with his snow-white steeds, has been the
principa! attraction in town for several
days. lie seems to be master o fthc sitaa-
ton, and VIC take pleasure in avering cur
belief that as a horsr-trainer he has no
superior. His propositions were so fair,
and he talked 50 fluently, and was "a cour.
tcous, withal. that he succeeded in obtain
ing \ large class. and we believe every one
was satisfied. Prot. Sample. We think,
will give satisfaction wherever he goes.
1t is usual TO set down horse-trainers rs
humbugs, but Prof. II. gives no one any
Ground to believe that lie is not entitled to
confidence aud respect. and we can but
think that any farmer, or person who has
much to do with horses or mule;. would
always feel glad for having taken lessons
under him. We say this much voluntaril,
and freely.