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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-05


Mr.. Tremain-Ha
The matter here ended.
THE JUDGES CHARGE.
Judge BOardman's charge occupied one hour and
Ave minutes in the delivery. In his opening he
complimented the jury for their attention, the
counsel for their ability and fairness and the press
for abstaining from criticisms on the case.
His Honor then charged that whether the de-
ceased was good or bad man OF vile habits or per-
sonally pure and vlrtuous, was matter not at
issue. Neither had the business nor social rela-
OF his friends any reference to the case. Every
man was equally entitled TO protection before the
Court and TO equal penalty for his crimes, and
neither the vengeance nsf hatred Of y, MI H. FsSs
oner's should warp their Judgment. II would be
q disgrace to the administration OF justice II they
permitted their verdict TO be reached through
such instrumentalities and q reproach to each OF
them individually. The killing OF Fisk by the
prisoner being practically conceded, and discard
Ing the other circumstances surrounding the case
see what t was the real point Of issue
Inc question was whether such killing was or was
mos crime, and that question was confined within
agreed that the killing was either murder in the
nrst degree or manslaughter In the third or justi-
liable homicide. To determine that point 1t was
important 70 consider were there two pistols
found or only the one produced, and which con-
coded to be the prisoner's and whether the pris-
oner was acting In self defence; whether Mr. Fisk,
having no pistol and being incapable Of making q
ing alluded to the discrepancy in the testimony
not necessarily involving the untruthfulness or
want OF intelligence OF the witnesses, but all OF
which were questions for the Jury, he called atten-
ton to the strong motives Of the prisoner to testify.
His Honor continues: Gentlemen, IL Is for you
to decide on the main testim0ny-whethert two pis-
tolls were ioun6 You VIII recollecs that no one
dence Of the prisoner himself, all the other EVIL
dence shows that this pistol wherever seen was IN
the hands Or Others II the evidence Qg the prs
National Republican., 1873-06-26

A. pteent During the year she transferred
ssller, 8. Jefferson, y. wiisms for sood behavior
and attendance.
sevcnih DIstrict.
MALE AND r1nAi.n NO. !, tcotoREp)
was examined yesterday afternoon By Trustee
Folliott, assisted by Mr.. H. q. Petty. The school
IL situated In the building erected for school
purposes at Howardtown, and is taught by Miss
7; K HalL There are g pupils in this school, ss
o. Mnom were present During the year 10
were honorably mentioned for recitation, and A.
REACTIONS, x. Douglas, Mary Butler, Emily Allen,
Tor good behavior. The examination was all
that could be desired.
MALE AND FEMALE INTERMEDIATE NO.
II. y. Petty, principal, was examined by Trus-
tees Miller and Folott In the presence Of a large
audience composed Of some OF the most promi.
nent citizens OF this section Of the District, The
school u In the building at Uniontown. Mr.
Petty has twenty.eight pupils, twenty-seyen Of
i Whom i,. were present nc has been teaching in
success convinced those assembled that he has
not been neglectlng his time since he has as
sumed charge Of the school. lie has every
cause TO be proud ofhis scholars, as each and
every one seemed to be so thoroughly posted
that II was beyond the power OF the examiners
70 give them too dlificult questions to answer.
singing. by the school; reading, classes A and
y; spelling, class u; intermediate arithmetic,
class A; singing, by the school, geography, class
q; grammar (parsinR aud analysls) claases A and
ID practical arithmetic, class A; geography class
Z; written spelling, class A; practical arithmetlc,
class ~ intermediate arithmetic, class &; practl-
cal arithmetic, class b; singing, addresses, Ac.
Roll ofpupils deserving especial mention: Ju.
LA Robey, Alexander Garden, Lottie Robey, at
tendance and proficiency In their studies; Nehe-
miah Robey, penmanship and arithmetic; Mary
X. Summers, Annie Tolson, Rosella Howard,
attendance; Willie Burgess, attendance and
arithmetic; Emma Mclnturn, Annie Cornwell,
penmAnship; Willie Garden, attendance: Julia
itobey, Alex. Garden and Willie Garden did not
lose o day during the whole sessInn.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
ReaI Estate T.fnnaf.ru.

Messrs. Latlmer a CleaTy sold the following
real estate yesterday; lots 81 and 80, square 5O5
containing l2 100 square feet, al cents per foot
amounting n,lH.05, to Mr.. LaTAbee; lot %, ln
same square, containing 4,OS9 square feet, at ID
cents, amounting TO to0i.s5, to same purchaser;
lot %, with the improvements, 10 same for 81 800;
above property is situated on u street, between
FOur-and-Ahalf and Sixth southwest. Lot ID, In
sub OF original lot g. in square d. containing POS
square feet, TO John LaTklns, at 80 cents per
square foot, $3.50 20. This property Is located on
the south side OF @ street, between Twenty-sec-
Ond and Twenty.thiTd northwest.
MessTs. Green a Williams, auctloneeTs, sold
yesterday afternOonl lfOTviTginla McElfresh, guar
dian, lot ~, In square SD, 20 feet front by lI9
feet deep Improved by press-brick front dwell
ing, 70 y. Goel for u, 800.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
BOARD OF HEALTH.
nfeeiiua Last Nighttime Action Yet Taken
In ReEar to the boiera-waitinE on the
Ieal.Iatlye Asseu.bty

In ReRar TO the bolerR-waitinE ON the
Legislative Assembly.
The regular semLweekly meeting Of the Board
OF Health was held last might; DR.. &. c. Cox In
the chair, and Dr.. d. W. Bliss secretary,
Nj. Langston, from the committee on ordl-
nances, TO whom was referred the report Of the
president regarding cholera, with instructions to
same, reported that they did not deem il sdyisa.
BILE TO aGt until the blll now before the Legisla-
ture governing thus and other subjects shall have
been passed by that body. The committee was
continued and the report was adopted.
The health oftluer offered resolutions, which
were adopted, declaring the following premises
nuisances Injurious To health, and ordering their
abatement; The frame shsniies In Prather's al
ley, between Fourth ami Fifth and I and X
streets northwest; the brick houses In the same
alley; the frame shantles No. 4i0 Ani No. ais
street northwest: the frame houses on Elev-
rnth street, between Rhode Island avenue and
street northwest; frame house No. ito A street
southeast.
lie also submitted his weekly report showing
that three new cases OF smallpox had been re-.
ported to the health officcr during that time OF
Sn.s sss hamoer rn ,nsro were no deaths aud three
cases reported last week was slN; removed TO
hospital, three; deaths, two.
~ Also. number q inspections and condemns
Tue secretary read several communication
from persons In different portions OF the Dis
tHct, complaining Of nuisanceS, which were proT-
A communication was read from II. O. Rodgers,
NJ. D., rendering his services 70 the board In case
Of cholera epidemic; placed on nle.
several Applications for positions under the
board were received, which were referred to the
sanitary police committee,
". Cox inquired of the health oficcr II there
mad been any arrangement made with the Board
OF Public Works relative To disinfectlnq the
upturned streets.
'Tne health ofieer replied that there had been,
and that the work would be begun al once.
PermissiDn was asked by Mr.. II. W. Hughes To
erect storehOuse at his soap lishment, on
Twenly-nhh and N streets, for the purpose OF
storing soap and candles, subject 10 the an
pt0yal Of the Inspector Of buildings,
The subject was referred to the sanitary police
committee for investigation and report. Ad-
iOuTnRd.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
GENERAL CI1 NEWS.

The range OF the thermometer yesterday At
Hemper'a was ~ follows: s q. M, 90; 10 q. m,
%; Am, u; sp. M, IS; p. m.,. 70; p. m, 70;
p. IN, Il.
The family Of the Polish peddler, who was
numbered by Tom Wright, arrived In Washing
ton Tuesday evening, and are stopping at Mr.
Oldbergs, 90 street. between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
At the annual commencement Of the prepara-
tory department OF Columbian Colleae a report Of
which was published Saturday morning, Master
Theodore w. NOyes, (son OF Mr.. q. 8. Noyes,)
who entered the college after course through
the public schools, was the recipient OF the high
est honors. The public schools, tho young gen
ueman himself and the college are alike 70 be
congratulated on the fact.
Among the young men OF whom Washington
should be proud may be mentioned Mr.. 10.
seph \. Oyster, at present cadet at West Point
who this year, according TO the recent examlna.
ton, takes his place as twelfth In the nrst-class
with prospect Of going still further ahead. Mr.
oyster is the sole representative of the honor
and ability OF the District In that Institution and
the chances are ne VIII not cause his fellow clti.
zens 10 blush for him.
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday: q. Rosner, two two-story bricks
Eighteenth street, between X and northwest
u. A. Parker, two do. frames, corner II and
Twenty-fourth do; DR.. L. MackAll, two do.
Twenty fourth, between II and | do; L. j.
Andem, two do. bricks, Second, between ID and
X do; ID. X. Mckee, three-story brick, II street
between First aud Second northwest; y, Oulli'
nan, seven two-story bricks, X street, between
FOur-and-a half and Sixth, and four do ii
northeast.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
Tempernnce-RIrc,Ian ar nmnsr..

At the recent meeting OF Good Samaritan
Division, No. I, Sons OF Temperance, the follow
ing otficers were chosen for the ensuing quar-
ter; w. d. Cove, W. p; DIR. j. Y. Evans, W. A.;
T.; Henry r. Hazard, r. 81 J. X. Bridge, Treas;
ChAA. A. Craig, Chap; l.. r. Bergman, Con-; II,
II. Hazard, A. Con-; James Gooch, l. E.; Is. W.
TucFeT, o. 4.
At the last meeting OF the HALFWAY Com
mandery, Good TemplArs, the following officern
were elected: Colonel, \. +. Moses; adJutant, II.
Norsell; captains, II. @. Megrew, Il. Crump;
A. II. Burr; nrst sergeant, j. Israel; second ser.
Qeant, c. NJ. Dutton; third sergeant, W. y. Sim
mons.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
Hnae Hall.

A game Of base ball was played in The White
lot yesterday, between the DoolIItleh and the
Alerts, and was won by the Doollttles. Rose and
PolklnhoIn aud Kirby and Coburn inner 10 d, ana
supported BY outer neld. The score was as fol-
loWs Doolittles, %; AleTts, IS,
The Athletics OF Philadelphia telegraphed yes
teTday that they were obliged to defer their visit
20 washington, on account OF the crippled CON
dltlon OF their nine; consequently the game
which was to have been played to-day is of.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
The Cnpit.I-A Gard,

have changed hands, aud that Colonel PiAtt ia
no longer connected with It's interests or It's
management OF It's origin the undersigned
formed OF any facts calculated 10 show It's cor
rectncss. II there are either new proprietors,
new edition. or new managers OF the Capital, the
circumstance has not yet become pAfpable TO
our understanding. u. 4. BMooT,
President Of the Capital Company.
II. REID, Editor.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
Noun, dc snIe.. nnI,,mo,.

The annual distribution OF premiums TO the
pupils OF this school, at CatOnsyille, took place
Tuesday afternoon. The following ladies from
the District Of Columbia were among the re-
clpients OF prizes: Second honors IN the senior
olrcle-Mlsses Mary Duhamel, Mary Murray,
Emma Webster, Cecilia Richards, BorTOmea
R0ach, Magic Turner and Alloe Mehsler
National Republican., 1873-06-26
Suspension OF Travel on the F-Sreet and
keNenth-sireol RnllMnNE

seVsnth-strect Railway.
Hon. Alexander X. Shepherd, vice president
OF the Board OF Public Works, yesterday ad.
dressed the following communication to Hon,
]. w. Thompson. prehldent Of the Metropolitan
Railroad Company;
pension OF travel on Y street, from Ninth to
Sixth streets northwest until the grading OF
that street now going on shall be completed,
There is At present great danger OF accident,
whereby the lives Of your passengers may Be
saeHlnced, and the work can be done In one half
the time N the travel 10 checked,
"You will please order the Suspension forth
ton, the responsibility for accident will rest with
you,n
A similar communication was addressed 10 4.
s. Rlker, president CT the Washington and
Georgetown railroad, requiring him TO suspend
travel on Seventh street, from Il TO q streets
northwest, until the grading Of that street shaI
be sompleted.
National Republican., 1873-06-26

the well-known aud muon-appreciatOd watch
maker of THIS CITY, who was Tor long time IN
the nTm OF Robert Morrill,, has taken the
watch department At Princes new jewelry
establishment, No. 9ao Pennsylvania avenue,
and pAtrOna. ...s
National Republican., 1873-06-26
COM NJ ENCEM ENT DAY.
INTERESTING EXERCISES YESTERDAY.

Ceiunibiau College Commcpoemest-Csn-
1nsa CoileGe-The Institute fer the Deaf
Sud Dumb-Gcorgctown Collegiate In
stituts and the Comfy scheois-A sketch
sf Georaetown College.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
81 nomlnieia ss.haaI

The annual examination and distribution Of
premiums Of ~. DOmlnos male school took
place ou the 2tth Inst. The examination was
assisted by the teacher, and was very searching,
but entirely satisfactory. The school numbers
eighty-nye, many OF whom received premiums,
National Republican., 1873-06-26
The AhartIan C...

In the Police Court, yesterday morning, Nj,
Gloss, the prosecuting attorney, called up the
case OF Perry and Maude Brown, charged with
procuring an abortion on Sarah Joncs, aud
stated that the prosecuting witness was unable
TO be present on account OF her serious indls-
position. lie asked that the parties be placed
under bond In the sum OF 5000 each for their
apPearanee, and In default, be committed TO
jail. 30 ordered.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
CITY ITEMS.
are., Rsdnn,Inn In Prion.ir

eFent Heductton IN Frtceatl
ROOM FOR iSPRoYBaENTsii ~ A"
TIRE 11I, STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS iS 70 % per
We have stiil on hand, and receiving daily, a
LAkGE AND HANDSOME STOCK of MKNb,
wnITr WITT AMP AND CHILpRENS STRAW HATE,
SUMMER GNpERwERR, HOSIERY, 'yso, Uoil,
LhRs, Ls, TlEs, HANDKBBCHIEFs, iJ., kC.,
which must be old sold ,,.u.
a large stock OF LADIES' AND GENTS,
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
LEWIS,
Branch at 1883 Seventh street, near i market,
M MANY SUPER rather than take nauseou. medI.
cine, and this ls not to be wondered al, a. the
remedy u often worse than the disease. Buf.
ierers from coughs, colds, Influenza, sore
DR.. wlsisrs Bslsan Of Wild CSerry 4 remedy % az
agreeable to the palate as enectua in removing
THn NEw CoIoNNADE HorEf, Philadelphia,
ra'' nearest TO the navy yard and cemeteries,
Irp sADprnsa TO sec our hair blossomlng for
ihe grave too early. More especially women
ieel thla anlctlon, and II Ia even q greater de-
Iornity 20 them than TO men. Ayers Hair vlgor
ls original color always.
40 NICE suNMRa pRnHs. sTu
PURE lemon and raspberry syrups at tI.b0 per
hotel. eost
CAsroRIL Ia more than q substitute for Castor
OIL. IL s the only safe article in existence which
ls certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep. II Ia pleasant
20 take. No more sleepless mothers OF crying
4T0. Pare French Candy A7O,
L. manufactured daily and sold at the low prico
OF 90 cents per pound, at 40 Pennaylyanla ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eotf
4ToS Tea and conse. ..1o
The finest brands Of Tea, and the best ersdes
o. Coffee fresh roasted every day al the Tea and
Cohee Store, 40 Pennaylyania avenue, neal "
opposite the National hotel. colt
Naonis Centaur LinIment
Has cured more wonderful cases Of rheumatism
aches pains, swelllngs, frostbltes, csked
breasts, burns, scalds, salt-rheum, &c., upon the
Spon anmas soa oao 1ss1 & S
tended remedies have since the world began,
The recipe OF the Linlment and certificates OF
viii sent s Sutss sS1 Pss 1s So. and
There Ia no pain which II will not relieve, no
swelling it will not subdue, or lameness IL will
TO be without Centaur Eminent. White wrar-
mails. JB RosEA 90.
% btoanWS, NOW tOit.
TIE GRnkr ENoIisH RnKpY for Gout AID
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above con :
riaints, either o. recent or long standing are af-
ylsed 70 use Blalr's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered TO the public, and
have been universally used In Europc for many
years with the greatest succesa. Prepared by
PRoUr HARsANr, gas Strand, London, kngiand,
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE. clean. sound teeth. all may have By
using daily THuRsroNs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire it, all
may have II BY constant uso Of THoaPsonS
bottle.
LioHT coLoRHp Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not soiled. JoUyKNs inodorous Rid Glove
Cleaner will renoyate them thoroughly; price rs
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealer.
TnRs, whenever plaster Ia needed, are unri-
vailed. Price ~. N. and 30 cents each.
National Republican., 1873-06-26

attendance represented largely the learned and
renned circles OF the capital, and they were all
received most graciously by tho distinguished
host. The analr was happy one and nttnR
termination Of the varied commencement eN-
excuses.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
IndlnImnnIa.

the grand Jury yesterday found lndlctments
against tWenty-fouI criminals. Among them,
Henry Young alias Charles Williams, for the
murder OF Frank Hahn, the dr0Ver; Robert shef-
Ian, Tor rape on Agnes IlaTtnett; Abfam BowenP,
Tor mAnAlaughteE y. W, BenneT, assault with
Intent to KIN Mas 5asIS nankworth, on the
National Republican., 1873-06-26
Sudden neafl,.

Coroner Patterson yesterday held an inquest
on the body OF Wan, LawIenEon, q canal boat.
man, who died suddenly at the navy yard. The
Jury returned verdict that death ensued from
rupture OF the bowels, caused by the kiek OF a
mule,
National Republican., 1873-06-26
Importanl for Kscar.ions and PIenIe..

Excursions, plcnios and church fairs can be
supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
Beer 1r,, In bottles and steel fonts, At short
tlce, delivered 10 any part OF the District or
packed for shipment. Our Ginger Ale this sea
sOn Is far superior 10 any other made In the Dis
trlat. Bottles aud steel fountains loaned free Of
clsrSe.oy .,. PALNSEd dsns = nsasEss
National Republican., 1873-06-26

Gall aud examine the nre and buTglar-proof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
Ing Of securities, jewels, sllSer-ware, or other
yaluAbles. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
annum, according 10 size. No business man can
afford 10 do without them.
TlLe Iparnina nom iAe CAieaao and Boslon Area.
National Republican., 1873-06-26

WORK has been resumed on the Metropolitan
railroad In this city.
The GRAIN MARKET.-The receipts yesterday
were 2,eOO bushels OF corn. Sllos i,20J buJhels
al 65k cents.
FEnALE GRAxNAR SCHOOL, taught by Miss
Laura Reed, was examined BY Messrs. Champ
lin, j. NJ. Wilson, aud Mr. A. Hyde, yesterday In
the presence OF large numOer OF people. The
result was tho most satisfactory OF any ever
held In this city.
SEVERE FALi.-Yesteriay afternoon Eugene
Tucker, aged four years, son Of Captain Tucker,
Of the schooner Isabel Hawkins, fell through the
hatch OF the schooner into the hold, q distance
OF fifteen feet, aud was severely hurt. DR.. Nc
Call was called In attendance.
THE CASAL.-Thc business OF the Chesapeake
and ONO Canal Company Is steadily on the In
crease. The shipments Of coal last week aggre-
gated to 2i,2Si tons, the largest shipment by
fully 200 tons for the past year. Tho receipts for
the same time, as far as heard from, arc also
quite favorable-at Georgetown, tl.OO0; at Will
Transport, tiisss; and At Hancock, $3.50.
A Curiosity ut tho Vienna Exposition.
Among the curiositles on exhibition at Vienna
In German translation Of nomer's Had, steno-
graphed by schrieber. II consists OF six hun :
dred pages, which are legIblo only with the aid
OF microscope, and occupy go little space that
they may be said " be literally contained In
q nutshell.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
JAY COOKE 81 CO.,

General Agents for the District Of Coli ubiR,
virginia, North COrOIina, and 5outh Caro-
IinaI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANR REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON 4 CO.,
MIDDLETON h CO.,
WARRINGTON oITY SAYINGS BANK,
fhEkMENB SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
PANY.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
DELICIOUS rnoos at the chssapea.e.

Boors AND Snoxs, OF superior makes, selliuE At
q sacrifice In order 10 close business at once.
l. NJ. JACKSON,
(s1ocessor 10 Hoover A Jackson,)
1iO9 PennsylyaniA avenue
National Republican., 1873-06-26
Association Of C,,umbla. Co,,.g.

An adjourned meeting OF the Alumni Assnoia-
tion OF the law department was held last even
Ing In the law building; Hon. Matthew Trimble
IN the chair, aud J. IL. Janyer, secretary. After
the transaction OF routine husln ness the AssOcla-
tion adjourned TO meet next Wednesday even
ing. The members OF the committee 70 draft a
constitution were requested 10 meet at Mr. In
gersolls once, on Louisiana avenue near Four
snd-a-hali street, at 1850 O'Clock, on Friday, tue
2lth instant
National Republican., 1873-06-26
Nutinnni anuinr. nam.

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annum on depOalt1 for each
calendar month. Banking hours . 70 Z; Batur-
days, 0 to land 0 to 9,
National Republican., 1873-06-26

Palmer Green, OF GEORGETOWN, have q great
variety OF new Soda Water Apparatus for sale at
ones taken In exchange; also, pure Soda Water
In steel fountains.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
TIL. san Fr..ci.c. ,t,,.,r.,..
Eire~otI.
TILE COUIt,I5.

special Term-afr. Justice wylie.
This court made the following DEGREES yester-
day strider vs.. CarrlcO; decree, by consent, for
lnal ratification OF trustees sale. West vs.
Mackall; decree appointing W. z. MAttnRly
trustee TO sell. Hudson ys. Edwin r. Hudson
aud Chars. BuchOl1 vs.. Buoholz; divorce from
the bonds OF matrimony In each case. Bean va,
Scott; decree OF sale, with J. Z. Gull as trustee
sherlock vs.. Kimmell; decree vacatlnR sale. A
large number OF other orders wcrc made, and
the court adjourned sfns de.
Circuit Court-Jsdgo Humphreys.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Shonord Clark Va. Brown A Son; suit for coal
purchased; the case was argued and submitted
to the Jury TO bring In a sealed verdict. New
man vs.. P1ar; motion for q new trial. jacob vs..
Rupert, Sncchcar vs.. Bunler; continued.
CASES TODAY.
The following cases were assigned for trial to-
day; Nos. 16s 155, 1871, 1sS, I0O 19i, lp3 lpL ipb
lsg, ISL, 2O5, 2Os, 200, eli, 9i9.
Police Ceurt-JudEe snrii.
Minor cascs engaged this court yesterday.
National Republican., 1873-06-26
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

Of Miss LYDIA English, Il Is matter Of pride and
pleasure 10 md the old prestige Of the city re-
vlved by the two institutions which have been
lately established among US.
National Republican., 1873-06-26

LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFICR
X A.. ~, WAsHINoToA, ID. o., Juue ~ ism
v,Hn, I'm the petition % n CLARH, of DnnyiIis
granted . him on ths s day pf sspembopa attsst tsp
~ IA A. n nr npsoyelnent Hydraulic Prtasesi
sop s9.Sa On ne 18th day % merit that ts .s pS
iimitad "A t6s NY . ahq the EIamileF's report b.
pes,on x pe heard on the q day 81 BeptsmbeT nsSt
fST H. BffadiiHsfFfi re tRii HsfFfisPS5Sai 4. So%nI,mou,r
National Republican., 1873-06-26
rhs yyashin.tsu civ say,a.. B..L,
Important 60 DruHaists. dse.

corner OF Ssysnt1 street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits Dopos-
Ia oan DO made anu drawn At will.