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BANKERS.

| BANKERS.
EVILS JOHNSON Z co.,
b5HI gEsI ERSh Il sEasrIGs AND
ne corner OF lOsh street and PennsyIvania avenue
on the site formerly occupied BY them. ml3l0t
Oris sIeEtcw,
e43 d STREET, NEAR SEVENTH,
Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. make. JOL-
LkCTIoHs, and transacts Ill business connected
With Banking. apa-ly
RAN KING HOUSE
III. sauGfER . CO..
lAA6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL,
| WASHINGTON, DO.
per cent. tafnea paid on deposits.
Collections made every where.
Deposits. p.y.ble on demand. Pay Of Ofncsr: in
I r. BRODHEAD,
10. sss Penna. ave., Room ., washington, d. O.
Invites attention &c securities now offered ct prices
snieh viii pay 10 to Is per cent in AMOUNTS and Of
iHs Gafnf in every
Li ,Ies;.n Ger
ssDs
Ton 0 Esssrd SsTk, Esa.' Architect Cap
TIE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIO
s.su 9Frs iSoS TIKI Il sR;Ss} 5.:,,.,
CERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK,
O,posiss rs Post 0Ees Dspes,r,asi
81 p. M, to receive deposits ony
Interest paid on deposits Collections made and
Grs aeiFz EG6ir:fis:
TIE rE1EREtRsM4A tSsp saANXYINes AND
Banking House, No. 1907 PennsyIvania avenue,
PAYS sf IR'G fEs III CENT IFf.' THSSHf,rRrsr.
PAYS TOUR PEk GENT. on business sceoauts
Isssss Cfieeass Of Deposit bearing and Der cent
HAS BRANCH OFFICES IN III large town, and
cities OF the south and Southwest.
BaSk ho,s,9 a. N. TO 4p.m.
Open Wednesday and Saturday nights from 81 TO
Charter and Gs the
Jay COOKE CO.,
BANKERS.
BUY AND SELL FOKEIGN RxOHANoR and
ISSUE CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT Tor
Travellers, arailobis - aay PAN Of as soM
JAY COOKE, SsssGpySsLocH . co"
are Dashed n any part Of EssLAND, IRrLAsD spa
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
PAYS PEB CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT
Interest commences from date Of deposits.
Degosits can be made and drawn :, viii.
@y0-u J. A. RUIZ. Treasurer
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DY B. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 1873 7th street, between G. and II.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT FOR SALE AT
AUCTION, On EAST SIDE OF 1TH STREET,
BETWEEN n AND STREETS, NEAR NEW
CORCORAN MARKET.
- 1 will sell, on the premises, on MONDAY,
June I'd, 1873. At D o'clock D. m, q Lot on the
- east side of 9TH street, between and % feet
front by ll6 feet deep to q wide paved alley. Title
perfect
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance in g. L. Is aud u
mont hs, with per cent. interest. ESQ down on day
of sale.
usS-d&ds Bib WARNER, Auctioneer
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by LATIMER & CLEARLY,
- Auctisneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Pennsy lvs nia aud Eley
enth street, Star Office Building.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
~ by virtue OF order Of the Supreme
COURT OF the District Of Columbia, holding a
90 special term, passed in the matter If the e.
tate of John b. TuIton. deceased, will sell pub
lie auction, WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Of June,
A. D., 1873. at the hour of 10 a. the premises
Of the Coal Yard of late John b. Turton, corner Of
jefferson street and the Canal in the City Cf George
town, ID. O., Horses, Carts. Harness, Weighing
Scales, Wheel Bsrrows. lot Of old iron aud iron
pipes, and other goods and personal property
belonging TO the said estate.
Terms cash.
LOUIS II SCHNEIDER, Administrator
m29-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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CATALOGUE SALE

LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
HISTORICAL, GEoLSa1oAL, ErHNoLoGt
CAL, AGRICULTURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Embracing complete sets of
1Dse, The Annals Of Congress, and Congressional
kAVDebates, American Archives State Papers
49, &C, &c. Schoolcraft's American Indians
Splendid Folio Shakespeare. Works of Dickens
Bulwer, Leigh Hunt, Poe, ii God, Waverly Novels
, &c, &C., to be sold at Sales Rooms, corner OF
fennsy wanna avenue and 18th street, on TUESDAY
EVENING, May 27th, and FOLLOWING EVEN
lNGs. commencing at O'Clock.
~Parties unable to attend the Sale can have
their orders executed by the Auctioneer.
Terms, cash.
ma LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
tSunday Herald A Capital
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DY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and nth street
Star Once Building.
TREsTEEs sALEoEA G0ME0RTABLE TWO

18th STREET, BETWEEN W AND BoUN-
DAIRY STREETS, BEING No. 22O4
- Under and by virtue of a certain deed of trust
"A: bearing date on the l4th day of May, A. d. 1872,
Aduly of record in Liber No 6S3, folio 25g one of
the land records for the District of CJlumbia and to
me directed, viii sell, at public auction, to the
day Of June. A. ID. 1873, Ga O'Clock D. m on the
premises Lot numbered seventy eight 7s), in K. X.
Aliens subdivision of part Of half Of Sluare
numbered two hundred and thirty four (234) in the
city Of Washington, together wit the i'm proyements
Consisting OF two story Brick Dwelling, being Ne
22O4 18th street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One-th cash; and the residue in
two equal instslments at six and twelve months
with interest from the day of sale, secured to the
satisfaction OF the Trustee. One hundred dollars
cash to be paid NJ the time of SALE and the terms
of sale not complied with within five days there
after, the Trustee reserves the right resell upon
one weeks notice in some newspaper printed and
published the city of Washington at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser:
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee
mT -Staw3w LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, Northwest cornerl0th and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
Pk0VEp BE REAL ESTATE LYING ABOET
STREET, AND FRoNTING 323 50 100
EEEI ON BOTH 1TH AND srH STREETS, N.

W., INTENDED. - ~
- By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
U0the District of Columbia, IN the of Hoover,
@guardisn, VS.. Hoover and others, No. 27ss
Equity Docket ii, passed 10Th day Of October
lS2, ill SELL at public auction to the highest bid
der, in front Of the premises at 6 O'Clock in the
Lots As IS, AZ, +s, ~, 50, 81, S. of subdivision Of
part Of Mount Pleasant, recorded January 18th,
Terms Of sale: Ten per cent of the purchase money
to b. paid at time Of sale the balance three equal
one one year from the confirmation Of said sale
The last two instaments to bear interest the rate
of ten per cent per and their payment to be
secured by deed oftrust the property. C 'nvey-
anciDg at the cost OF the purchaser In default of
the Trustee the right resell the property
the terms above mentioned, at the cost and risk
Of the defaultipg purchaser.
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NNlTED SfATHe 1A1SAALB 6AL1.
virtue oftyo vrts Of Asri facias, iaed from the
Clerk once Of the eapre0e Oourt q tho Diserict
& -. ios "a. . sSSS1i: he = q! =! ysss,
nsss, coesrssss1 q vccd "a iree, inciadiss the
Msae for sstng fsnee. n ~ I'll! tske ll.ee g
90 esi 1 and 8 srses sossS "A HyTtis srssss,
est1ed and lsyed upon = ~ good. and chatteh Of
oui3cas Hos 1910, I'D - IN favor q WiniaS m
~ e sez zftx la sHAaf. .. ua.sAa,. d o.
N Gslsssss;ss ksrSsss:, los. 3i& - SiS VI
gx31u3s 1eaf fonnsylyonte evs1ae.-Qoo1D -
sseisI Ssssssiss ~ . ssiiiss III ssas z ~
Tee. LDe1l 49, e ooo(aQne1b "a yao1Ol
F. re; ~ -; -: Ss:ss 49, - -
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DY DUNCANSON, BOWLING 4 CO., Aucts.,
- Corner 9Th and streets northwest
DY DUNCANSON, BOWLING a CO., Aucts
ID Corner 9th and streets northwes

10y DUNCANSON, DOWNING a Co. Aucts.
ID Corner 9th and ID streets northwest
NJ ssD fasS ~ dSSbs &c
Sr SATURDAY MORNING, May 81 COM
and IN until hs
WslSsed out We viii eel, S1hIn our ssiesroom
for " . a9s
Black and Colored silks. Merincs.
Black and Colored Water proof Fiannels.
G GrsS.d.nss' lain h:Sns, G ssitns'
Prints, Ginghams, Muslins, Linens.
Peksy, White Goods Of every description.
Ribbcn., velvet., Triramines, &c, &C.
hnsst pry Goods eve. offered Buyer viii 6s tsf;
% the n ~ Co.
d Rssl Estate AaetiOnser. sls TIN street.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust from Charles
SSI$Or ?; and vii: 70 , sShn !, p eRAsr:on,
ssf sa ass q
ss. 2. is :, s:s
ss:crosSS in e, scid a. r S bot .I@bsrsS y !.
s5:Ts HoS sstn,,s e..h. ,ss balance q, n. ana
Ss.ss Sos q ss
".. = $sS1 ss;
NPesrsosEp. lY o.Dsl OF THE rRus-
tes' until hSSDAf JIns ~ 81 g sso O'clock N.
ni-.os. RIOS. s. r1 AcSxAIiEs.' Hsc..
by D. n. WARNfR,
ID 1eai kIfaxs Broker end Aucticnser,
He. 19S 7th strseA. bstwsea Q and b.
s SSFE siSs j. Sais.sSSiiSs.I.$ w II;
5SssESIss as En- s Ky
o'sloei :: N. 70 shs hIshs:s bidSsr, Lss 9: g
g. S Ses - % ~ = ~, ss
paved slisy i%y1oysS ~ sssorX brick eoSss q 7.
beaatql IN the city, the lot large and veil adapssd
for aA elsenst residence.
&c. ms: S100o cash. and the balance IN years. q
| u yer cent. A bargain viii he given. fStle psr
fe;t. Abstract ~ ths oocs OF che a0csi0nssr. Sie
cost: RRAlhAkp n. wAk3ER.
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THE TRADES.

DkACTICAL PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING AND
= SEWERAGE promptly attended to, on reason
lana avenue, near 9Th street, north side Residence
IVY % street northeast. Specially, TIN LINED
PIPE always on hand. mn tr
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RY LUTTRELL DUNNINGTeN, Auctionears.
- 9l5 Louisiana ave bet 9Th and 10th SITS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE; EE-sTORY BRICK
DMELLINGS ON SOUTH SIDE OIL STREET,

DMELL !NGS IN SOUTH SIDE OF l. STREET,
(lSLAND.)
- BY virtue of deed oftrust, September 23d, A.
Es ID 1872, and duly recorded in Liber No. 692 folio
354, one of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and by request of party secured thereby
will at public auction, IL front of the premises to
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, May 3lst., A.
d., 1873 at O'Clock, p. m, all that certain piece
parcel of ground lying aud being in the City Of
Washington, in said District, and known the
numbered i've hundred and one, sol y fronting "a
feet SLs inches south street, by equal depth of
l29 feet ii inches and bounded on the weet by a Is
foot alley, and on the south rear by a % foot
alley together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale on each House: One third cash, (of
which SIS on each piece Of property must be paid
time OF sale;) balance in equal payments in one and
two years, with Interest at the rate of eight per
cent. per apnum, able semi annually until paid,
from day Of sale the purchaser giving notes to be
secured the property sold to satisfaction Of
tee. Conveyancing and recording at purcha SER g
cost. The Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defarlting pur-
chaser purchasers in case the terms are not
complied with within six days after ssle.
VIM. II. HOLTZMAE, Trustee.
Mid LUTTRELG HUNTINGTON. Aucta
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QH TH0S. Y. WAGGAMAN.
- Real Estate Auctioneer, SIS 7th street

ID Real Estate Auctioneer, s1y7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
BUILDING. LOTS, ADJOINING ST. Alloy
sIUS CHURCH, AND NEAR TIE NAVY
n BY virtue Of q decree in Chancery, Eauity
S90eause No. l,l9S, In the Supreme Court Of the
~District of Columbia, wherein McDerrsott ct
al are complainsnts, against McDermott et al de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell At
public auction, to the highest bidder, on WEDNES-
DAY May 2sth, at O'Clock p. m, all of Lots I, T.
5, 4, and y. in square 81. fronting on x stree,
north, and North Capitol street
On THURSDAY, May goth, at 5 o'clock D. N. on
the premises all of Lot No. l. in square Os5 being
at the corner Of south X and 18th streets east.
The above property offers opportunities for
investments in real estate IL is located in one OF
the most improving and valuable sections of the city
Terms of sale: One haE cash; balance in and lc
onths, with interest. A deposit OF fifty dollar.
veyancing at cost of purchaser.
The above Lots will be divided INTO building lots
to suit purchasers. Particulars q sale
SAML. l.. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
MIC dts THOS. X. WAG6AMAN, Auct
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No, 1901, northwest corner 10th and SITS.

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No, 1901, northwest corner 10th and b SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY FRONTING ON Urn STREET
MIST, BETWEEN AND T STREETS
NORTH, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue of deed of trust dated the llth day
E:5 Of November, 1859, and duly recorded in Liber
Emo. 6Ol, folio 393, one of the land records of
Washington county, d. O., will sell on TU ESDAY,
the 18th day OF June, ISIS, at O'Clock D. m, in
front OF the premises at public auction lot No TO-
in square No. Az in the city of Washington in the
the improvements thereon
Terms of sale cash. and all oonveyancinR at cost of
the purchaser. Sle0 down Of the time of sale.
JAMES JOHNSON, Trustee.
ms law3w GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
D Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
729 Seventh street, between g and b.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust to me, dated nv
49, ISL, recorded in Liber No. go, folio sS7, one
-of the land records for the county Of Washing
ton, shall ofeI for sale In front OF the premises
lots numbered 50 and 81 in square numbered S2S with
the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash, OF which 615 must be Immediately paid;b bal
in six and twelve months after day OF saie with
interest, secured By deed OF trust II the terms are
not complied with IN ten days after day Of SALE the
property will be resod ct the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser. Deeds and recording At the
CHAS. CONS. CALLAN, Trustee.
MD D. II. wARNER, Anct.
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pY THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctieneer, 5l9 7th street.
CHANCERY SALE0F VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 9TH STREET WEST, Be

CHANCERY SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 9TH STREET WEST, Be
TWEEN AND p STREETS, NORTH
- Under and by virtue Of a decree of the Su-
"a: preme Court of ne District of Columbia hold
ling an Equity Court for said District passed on
the 10th day OF NAV, 1873, in cause No SOLO, wherein
Lewis II. Schneider is complainant and William q
trustee will sell at public auction IN front of the
premises, at 81 o clock on FRIDAY the 9th day of
june 1873, the following described parcels of real
estate situate in Washington, in said District, to
wit:
:. Lot lettered in Corcoran 5 recorded subdivision
improved by lately built three-story press brick
front Dwelling, for which the terms Of sale pre-
scrlbed by said decree, One third OF purchase
money To be paid i'm cash. the residue in four equal
instalmens a: six, twelve, eighteen and enty four
mont respectively with interest from day Of SALE
or all cash at option Of purchaser.
And Immediately after the above sale the under
sell lots fifteen tl5) and sixteen sD in Gallant re-
corded subdivision of part of square four hundred
and seventy mine (f19D, improved by a two story
Brick Dwelling This last property is sold subject
to an eHcumbrance thereon, to be assumed By the
purchaser, Of twenty five hundred dollars payable
two years after February 29th 1877, with interest
ten per cent per annum, and the terms of sale for
which are: One half cash. residue in six months,
with interest from day of sale; all cash at option
Of the purchaser.
In each the promissory notes of the DUR
Chaser will be requir for the deferred payments
which are to be lien until paid on the pro perty
sold SlU will be required on each bid when &C
cepted. If terms Of sale are not complied with in
six days the trustee reserves the right resell at
risk and cost of defaultng purchaser
W. L. EDMONDSTON, Trustee
m22-eo6ds THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.


Llf LArIMER CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Rstafe Rrokers.
Southwest corner Pennsyiy ania avenue ana ilth a
Star Once Dulldings
fRUsTEHg SALE or FIRsr-CLAss RES
TAURAETl No. ago 5TH STREET NORTH.
WEST, AkD LEASE.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, recorded in
Liber Mo- 5es folio los ct seq ,of the isnd records
LOT the District Of Columbia will sell st public
auction, on THUksDA Y the 2sth day Of Nay, IEs,
III O'Clock Q. me- on the premises, the entire s,ocs
In trade, furniture fixtures and lease Of the prem
ises No. ego 7th areet northwest, In the city Of
Washington, D. c.. formerly known as KiOuaan =
The house is doing good business, and is con-
piste in al Of its appointments 1t will be sold
wnote. The iease has two years TO from the tst
day OF July next, at the monthly rent Of $50
Terms Of sale: 5000, wHA interest az eight per
cent from IAN ., 1873, and the renses Of sale in
cash, and the balance at six months for which the
note OF the purchaser, bearin sterest from the day
OF sale and secured By deed of on the pro
sold, will be taken. deposit of 500 viii be re-
Quired Of the purchaser at the time Of sale
VIM. r. MATTfNGLY, Trustee
mle-d LAT1MER CbRARY, Aucts
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RI LATIMER q CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsyl ania avenue and llth st
Star ONCE Building.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON U STREET
BETMEEN l4IH AND I5rH STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May goth.
at o clock, will sell, in front of the premi-
@ses, lot No. 10, in square No 2D5, having front
OF IS feet inches on street between lzh and 18th
streets, with depth of lilo feet The property will
be subdiy ided to suit purchasers.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; residue in six ana twelve
months, with interest from day of sale. Deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust Convey :
ancng at cost of purchasers SIS each lot at time
OF sale, or If taken by one purchaser SIS.
ms dads LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.

sas: .sa .1. Se
is wH sssst aso 81 gksP OH ON wArEks'
g P sSa4t tsBf ot a1 TnE NON
crer for sale, at Waters wharf. George.
is5 BxRRkLs DEAD OIL.
sn q S S 10 Ss, sSa Rus
due rs as agents .sd q he steamer L.sg q
the Lsse Parties interested viii taAe notice.
Ga s sf6sSf As:G'; Go
RI LATIMER CbEARI,
ID AuctiOpeer. and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner reo1sn,s avenue and il'h St.
ATTRACTIVE SALE kdoAsI OUR AUCTION
@ On saTgR 70 ol,I M3RsISS Nay -, com
" i6f Household Goods, &C, enbrscing-
MsISut SSn 6s.%S tSI Fnr aa ns Tables
Maln,r, B.dsteads, Bureaus and wsshs'sads,
Ham sd hnss ds FL 11a enS oieIS,h.'
Feather b.ds, Bolsters and Pillows; window shsts>,
Cane a ID Wood sesi Rocking and other Chairs,
Walnut xKtension Dining Tables,
Rsfrigersors. Crockery and Glass Ware,
Heating and Cooking Stoves,
Kitchen furniture, sc, &C.
Lot Second. hand Doors Sab. &c. Term. cash.
m292 q LATIAER 8 CLEARLY, Aucts.
by DUNCANsoN, BOWLING & CO, Aucts
ID Southeast corner Ninth aud ID streets northwest.
sgyEN-oCTAvE ROSEWOOD PIANO, MAR
BILE TOP COTTAGE SIT, LOI NGEs. WARD
ROBkS, TAPESTRY CARPET, Co0k Stove,
KEfkiGLRAieR, sc a., ConIhNEn IN
On MONDAY MORNING, Jun- ~. COM
mencinE at 10 O'Clock, We will sill, At
uvN' House SIT 18th street, between and I
streets northwest, the entire contents consisting
Of
seven octave Rosewood Piano.
] Marble top Cottage set, W ardr0he
Tapestry Carpet.
Lounge, Chairs, Bookcase. Tables.
Refrigerator, Cook Stove, CrOckery, &c -, &C.
With numerous other articles.
ns DUHCANSoN, BOWLING q co. Aucts
A
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-29

A WARNING TO CoRRUPTIoNIsTs.-
One of the most cheering signs of the
times which comes to us in the mass of
Eastern news, is that which shows that
"Boss" Tweed, the head and front of the
gang by whom the people of New York
city were Systematically plundered thro'
their city government, has been sentenced
to twelve years imprisonment, and to pay
fine of twelve thousand dollars. Of
late years, the facility with which wealthy
criminals escaped the punishment due
their crimes through venal courts and
purchaseable juries, has made justice
mockery. 1t was q common sentiment Of
the people, which invariably found ex-
preston in words, that no matter how
glaring the crime, if the culprit possessed
money and would spend it freely, he
was sure to go unwhipt of justice.
When Tweed was arrested by Sheriff
Brennan, all hands concerned seemed to
think the matter good joke. The sher-
iff laid his hand on Tweed's shoulder with
laugh ; Tweed also laughed and his
friends around seemed much amused at
opening of the comedy. They had every
faith that the stolen millions of the great
villain would be all-potential to set law
and justice at defiance; to corrupt the
bench, and its accessories. That this has
not been the case, gives hopeful show
ing on the side of free government. 1t
indicates that the time is past when Off
cial corruption and the abuse of public
trust can pass unpunished. That there
has been an awakening Of public thought
that will demand something more than a
mere rhetorical profession of obligations
at the hands of public servants in all de-
partments of government, high and low.
We hope this is the beginning Of the
era of reformation in public abuses which
will continue until public criminals in
every station have been taught that Of
fences against the majesty of the law
can be only vindicated by the prompt
and severe punishment of the offender.
And we believe this to be the case. In
the close drawing Of party lines made
necessary by the issues of the last decade,
demagogues and plunderers of all par
ties found their time of harvest. Revo-
lutons, it is said, never go backward,
and the sign of the times are that hence
forth, those who have sought public life
to find an opportunity to grow wealthy
through corruption and malfeasance in
Office must seek other fields for the dis
play of their peculiar talents, or expect
to be dealt with by the law the same as
ordinary criminals.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-29

How SHEPHERD Docs ARE TRAINED.
You may go over the hills and plains of
Southern California for miles and see
thousands of sheep, but not a man to
watch them. Around each flock or band
of say thousand of sheep, are half a
dozen dogs Of a peculiar breed dogs
whose progenitors were imported from
the sheep pastures of the Old World
These dogs take the entire care of the
sheep, drive them out to pasture in the
morning, keep them from strayng during
the day, and bring them home at night.
They have inherited talent for keeping
sheep. But the shepherds do not depend
wholly on that they cultivate it in this
way, so at least the old shepherds says /:
When a lamb is born it is taken away
from the mother sheen before she has
seen it, and puppy put in its place. The
sheep suckles the puppy and learns to
love it. When the puppy grows old
enough to learn to eat meat, it is fed in
the morning and sent out with the sheep.
1t stays with them because it is accus-
toned to be with its mother, but it can
not feed with them. AS they get full the
dogs get hungry. At length, impatient
to return where it hopes to get another
piece of meat, it be gins to tease and wor-
ry its mother, ard finally starts her to-
ward home, the other sheep follow, and
thus the whole flock is brought in. II
the dog brings the sheep home too soon,
or comes without them, he gets no sup
per, or is punished in some way. Hence,
he soon learns when to come, and to see
to it that none of his charge are lett be-
hind. These animals are trained by tax
ing advantage of their instincts and appe-
tites.