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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-01
Why We Honor the Party.

We are suspicious ofthe-man who is
continually boasting Of his noble
ancestry. To know man, we must
know what he is, not what. his father
was. Noble descent is we'll enough in
its place, but when man has nothing
better TO boast Of than his pedigree, he
has reached the bottom, and is little
better than tho snail that looks up with
envy at the strong winged eagle in its
lofty flight. 1t is noblcr td<ascend than
descend to improve on the family stock
rather than dcterioratc TO fall back
upon the reputation OF our great great.
grandfather to sustain our own, is little
better than roLbng grave to secure
the jewels buried in it. SO with parties;
we honor them for what they are, not
what t.cy were in days gone by. We
see nothing in Democracy but the
shadow Of Il great name. When we ask
what it has to commend it to our con
fdcnce, its Tweeds and Garveys and
Yarmouth, with their party plumber
concealed from view, point us to its
honorable past, before slavery corrupted
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-01

At the Limorick Sessions rocontlSSs,
tie jury, after a quarter Of aa hours. !,
abseuco, returned into court, "Ws 6ad
hin not guilty."i ~,
Chairman. Arc you cnanim ous in, {,
your verdictr -
Foreman.-'Ee are, your Worship;
We are niue to thrso. [9reat laughter
Chairman This is not a proper
verdict. 'e'. ;
Foreman.-Wo first decided, your
Worship, that the minority should be
ruled by the majority before going into
the merits Of the case. We then became +,
all unanimous in the end. [Laushtsr1 ] .
ChAjrman.-But how could you be
unanimous when you say you are nine
to three?
Forenan.-Your Worship, I took
down those who were for finding him
guilty, aud those who were for acquitting
him, and the minority agreed to the .
verdict Of the majority.
Chairman. %, so inside each ofthsi
three men VIII 10 were in the minority, are
they OF the opinion that this man is
guilty Go inside aud let them agree
about it. don't want to hear any
more of your deliberations go inside
and lot them find that this man did not
strike the prosecutor. ta4N lp5 20
Tho jury then retired, and, after few
minutes, ro-entered and hauded in 1
verdict of pot guilty 81
Chairman (to the jury)-Geutlemcn, q
you have agreed to your verdict. You =
say that the prisoner is not guiltyl z
Foreman -We do. a.l ,1su
Chairman.-Is that tho verdict of the
whole of you?
Several Jurors Yes, your Worship.
Chairman. Discharge ths prisoner 4
now, (To the prisoner) l hops il 4
you ever come hore again you will nos
get of so easy. ~
Prisoner.-It is my frst ofensO, aud :
it will be my last. Loud laughter, IN !
which the whole court joiasd,], sa;,,s, sss
Chairman But the jury say, you. :,
have done nothing at Rll. [Laughterl
Thta .s tlN r.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-01
Conductor and Vicc-preSident,

years ago. the oillcerS oil one oil our primer
pal railroads had good reasons for belicv
ing that some of the conductors upon n
particular section Of their roads were in
the habit Of rendering inaccurate returns
ottheir receipts from "way passengers
and as they were unable to fix the dcfal
cation upon the particular individuals.
Pinkcrton was employed to Investigate
the matter, and test the accuracy of their
suspicious For the execution of this
delicate service he selected a sufficient
number Of his best men to furnish four
for every car in train one to be seated
at each door and two in the centre of
the car, the latter facing to the front
and rear, SO as to see every person who
went in or out. These men were dircc
TED not to recognize each other, but to
pay their fares, and otherwise deport
themselves like ordinary travellers
Each one was provided with pencil and
paper, and instructed to keep an accu
rate record OF every person that entered
or LETT the cars, noting the stations to
and from which they trtvelcl. etc, so
'ha. fiat the onl OF the trip III .ir mites
were in accord, it wonll b. good er!
dcnce of accuracy. In this manner the
major was enable |, in the coutsc of
few days, t" makca dct lied cport which
show d conclusively that nearly every
con 1t ctor upon the section of road un
der Surveillance had b:cn guilty OF
sw'ndling. lie also ;:sccrtained that
one oil these deiiuqlcnt, ow7,cl property
toa large amount n Phiadciph' Where
upo, AS | was Informed, Coloucl s.,
tho vice preSileut sent Tor the Man; and
tie following dialogue cnsucd:
Mr,-,how long have you been en-
plo,e as conductor on our road?
"A bout seven years, Sir
wv What-ray lave you received during
that timc?'
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-01

There is nothing so effect N bring
ing man up to the scratch DO healthy
and hiSh.spiritcd flea.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
DELAYS IN TAINToR,s CASE EXCLAIMED.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day, criminal side Judge Benedict presiding. United
states Attorney Bliss called up the matter OF
putting the trial OF TainOrs of for the term, and
said IL been stated by Mr.. Sherwood, one Of the
counsel for the defense that Mr. southwOrth the Presi
dent Of the Atlantic National Bank had loft the State
because he did TO appear witness IN this
case Now the fact is that Mr.. SOuthwOrth went, on
Wednesday. TO Orange County for the purpose Of
gaging board for the He returned the
day. and he presentin Court to speak for himself
Mr.. sberwood-I received my information about Mr..
southworths leaving the State from of the officers
Of the bank and had every reason to believe that IL
was correct
Judge Benedict-This shows you how careful counsel
should be in making statements OF such character,
and how necessary 1t is to be fortified with andavts.
have only TO consider the question Of pospOnug
the trial OF this with reference TO the absence OF
Mr.. Raynor IL is charged in the indictment that
Taintor intended defraud the bank; IT, therefore Mr.
RayDors testimony will throw any light upon the inen-
which governed IantOr III his ransactions and II
shall 40 appear from aldayits, shall feel bound Ia put
of the trial until Mr. RaynOr can be produced provided
that it shall also appear from adavits that he went
away without collision with TaintOr.
ExMayOr Han said that 1t would appear from ati-
dayits, and time was given him 10 prepare them.
Judge Benedict quashed nine Of the sixteen counts
In the indictment charging Simon Donan with COM
pcy in the alleged Spring Valley DiStllery frauds, aud
he Immediately pat on trial HIS case tried at
last of the Court and the jury disagreed stand
ing eight for conviction aud four for acquittal.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
DECIsIONs--JUNE 2s.

Supreme Court Chambgs--Bv judge Ingraham.-
IN Recevenhp Of the BOsluggeen Savings BauLMem for
counsel.
b. Judge Bar.ett-Anieas sgt. Yreesnd.-Decrse settled
b Judge Dluicls-C0blnks ellis Motion denied with GO
opposing Bajsin -iqonetM MSpn deuel with 80
the matter Of Geo w. Smtb-MOti0n denied Chamberlain
sgL Doige-Men. Tor counsel
Superior Court-SDeciql 7erm-By Judge Monell.--
Aun Reynolds and osheMotoa TO compel purchaser to com
By Judge Carts-In MARI KngPeon granted and
ouler sgned
Common Pleas-Special Iern-By Judge J. +. Daily.
--COnsoldaled Jar Co agt. Mason Al. (Nee n)
BY Juiy LoeeDay agt The stuyvesant BanL-Poeeedngs
STAYED.
ATc Alaire.-keiCfeuce ordered schemcrhorn
at Psase-rhe having been paid the remedy by
nen o costs o motion trial sni fnz security FOR
ih payment ohr Judgment The First National Bank Lyons
The ocean National NesYok Adjustment of modified
striking for photograph and affirmed TO other d5Oue
meats
Marine Court-Chambers-Bv Judge Gross.-Ben-
MOtl.COmpant dismissed with Irer
LukeyMoon the attachment granted With costs A.
water act bert Motion to Judgment denied, with so costs
Wolf ag Rub the granted.
Beseuiah agt Peyer-Moion or Issuing granted.
HAYWOOD OikesMoton the default ard the
10 the calendar granted Linle AbrlmMoiOu the
order Of the plaintiff; bail reduced SJ
Atkinson sgt dismiss thei complaint and ht the
ndant have Judgment against the plaintiff granted With 30 costs
Harlem WofMoon to strike O1t the DEFENDANTS
frivolous .densi. Eith 90 costs.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
gRIDAY JrSR 2T.


letters taken 10 the steamship docks tnd INTENDED
10 10 by supp Mails be prepaid double p0ste b
stamps, as no money will be received by the CLERK In charge
Mai for sfaT closed a. the NewiOk POstOhce
dav q 8 D IN. and via Boston
Tor Ncwoundanl close the Swork PotOfce egeI Mon
dav FrdaV Steamship sails from Portland, Me- on
TUESDAY IN. Due New York Friday at
postage West Indies except when gog direct viii
be 10 hall Pspe cents each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. JUNE o.
Britain and France Queenstown and Liverpool BY
tb. steamship Adnac close st u NJ Supplementary Mail on
White Star Dock Ferry jersey City, will close a. lS
steamship p IRON White star Dock, Pa'oHia Ferry
Jersey CtT.
al letters deposited in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
iouh.e postage
CLOSED Mails the Continent OF Europe via Bremen by the
steamship Rhen. mails close AZ II No Supplementary Mall
Steamship sails at ?. from foot Of Thri't Hoooien ,
direct Brest aud Hayr per steamship rercre
will close Steamship sails Al s. m rom FIe No. %
Nh
ship sails At y IN, from Pier No 20 h. X
SUNDAY, JUSE %.
Al Mails close AtlI o'clock Tue fcOh,e open tom a
N. 10 Ia =.
MONDAY. JUSE 30.
Mails Panama Aspiuwa the Central American 'nl Nont' fa
cite port. steamship Rising star close a. 10 Steam
ship sails y 81 rum Pier No. a. y. k
steamship Cishbe close steamship sails from Per No l.!
N Il a ( ID
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Marine Court, Part ILL.,, before Judge
Curtis, yesterday Edgar s. Alm sued Edward X. wru-
ship s259 nine OF brandy The de
fendant claimed that the market prco per at the
time 1t was purchased SIS TO- and not $40 charged
by the plaintiff which price he willing to pay. Yer
diet for the defendant. Matthews q Foley Tor the
plaintiff. and Howard Ellis for the decnant
In the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday, be-
fore Judge spAhdng, Philip Smith brought suit against
Louis Kammerer to recover s5l 63 attorneys fees The
defendant stated that Smith had already been paid and
that he managed the IN which he was employed so
badly that the defendant lost IT, ana was put 70 une
defendant with costs and s25 allowances. The plainn
pleaded his case and Charles G. Egan appeared for
the defendant.
In the Marine Court, Part ILL., before Judge
Curtis yesterday James l.. Travers and another sued
T. bcBean claiming that they delivered 10 Mclean, for
ssuraee oD jan IL, 1910, 10 bales OF ue, valued at
silO3 "a wlich we're kept In such careless ana i'm
prepsr manner that they were damaged 1891 CO. The
atsUt iuits the taking Of the jute for storage bat
aud flr hos stated tiat the Juto mpreguated with
rstlu chemicals aud dyes which rendered II liable 10
change and daco", The Jury dsagreeh ana were dis-
Tu!nrs i0f tto defendant.
In the Adrine Court, Part l., yesterday, be-
fore Judge owland, sgismund u. Wortmann sued John
NJ smith aud others, claiming that Aug IA, 1871,
smith gave "a note 10 the other defendants, Utassy,
Co.. for ,J5s H. aud they subsequently paid It
TO tho planin. who unable Ia collect the money
a. the defendants asserted that the note was forgery.
The evidence satisfied tho Jury of ts gcnuneness
ever ami thoy returned verdict Tor tho plainn for
l5 fn cusis aud s25 allowances. = ID Stewards for the
itluth aud Peter 10. iOuIks Tor s defendants. The
f.i'uw.ug lu.iuris was also tired The case OF Bcib
Lsg .-l Edcl--ycuast lVt thV defendant. eoss ana
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
THE COURTS.

WASHINGTON OFFICIALS RETORTING.
An EDITOR BEFORE COMMISSIONER DAVENPORT.
Alexander Sheppard, the Nice-Prcsident of
the Board Of Public Works the District OF Columbia
and Henry d. Cooke. the Governor OF the District filed
In the Police Court Washington. aidayits stating
that The SUM- edited by Charles A. Dana had published
O communication charging them with being interested
In the Metropolitan Paving Company Of Washington ID.
c. with holding stock in that Company. violation Of
their oath OF office, and with having falsely be-
fore an investigating committee OF the House Of Repre-
sentatyes. Assistant Attorney-General Harrington
from Washington yesterday and upon submit
ting certified copy OF the afidayits 10 Commissioner
Davonpnrt. hhtained warrant for Mr. Danas arrest.
Soon after he had served with the warrant, Mr.
Dana accompanied by his counsel w. o. Bartlett, ap-
peared before Mr. Davenport, and Mt Harrington was
atended by Untedfstates District Attorney Bliss. Mr..
Bartlett objected 10 the certified copies OF the af
dayits brought from Washington, the ground
Of infOrmality, and Mr. Bliss replied that Mr. Dana
was held on the Commissioners warrant the Washing
ton afiidavits could not bc considered. After some
further discussion the question dropped, and Mr..
Harrington said that he did not suppose nat Mr. Dana
would require the prosecution TO prove that ne was the
editor Of The Sun June TO- 1873 the date OF the publ
cation Of the communication referred 20.
Commissioner Davenport tvery insolently)- n proof
of tnat Is required Will arrest tho Witnesses and lock
them up Tonight
Mr. Bartlett said something 20 Mr. Davenport which
business my way; now you attend To your busi-
ness and Will attend 20 mine" After demanding an
examination in this city, Mr. Dana released on his
own TccOguiZdnce till 10 a. m. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
SIS allowance Yard Furlong for the plaintiff and @.
uausobol for the defendant.
CRIMINAL NOTES.


John Walker was held in 1900 bail in the York
yoPohce Yesterday, ~ charge burglary male y
Thomas Henry
In the Tonbs Police COurt, before Justice Dowl-
ing yesterday Ann committed for stealing clothing worth
s9Jfom ORey while she e In Temporary charge of the
rooms Of the latter, at No ll9 Baterst
Francis Gillcn who murdered his wlie on June -,
and EdKa Kirkland killed Jsmrs Daft the daY
rign General esterlay and both pleaded
guilty The saOfs boarding ghOuse keepers will Do, be el this
term.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Ches
ter H. Simmons Of No 15 West kycnhs b0thef OF John b.
simmons who killed Duea appeared before justice Shndy sni gave
bail IN S'O 20 charge Of selling lottery poehekcis CONTRARY
to law
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Juee LeBth Henry Connolly Of No g. Kug charged Nn
Penga saoF the steamer Wyoming with haygg stolen qun
u Of pe yned Al go from hin The PRISONER admitted the be
and vas hi n $500 bail John va rel 0fo Woosers was charged
BY Ohee Henderson Of Eighth Precinct With having violated me
oeV law being The proprietor Of poey sop lie vas com
mItted N defanlt II $50.
In the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Recorder liacett the following psouz pleaded guilty. Aue
JouriaB attempt at gIand larceny. Peuenlsry yes James
Sweeny attempt at bugy State Prison q james Moore,
Jsmes ONei and David Lawler arriSnd petit larceny
noe pocqu entered ia Lssler
the Penieuary months each; John
Prison The foosnz Charles
Yanderheck coOed whose ab
nusham Eina Quinn, burglary Barbara Pul grand larceny
Shsniy tried and convicted Domingo
Aldo, On jane ii, aud sent 70 tho House of Mercy.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoET OF kw-roEK.................."..

POET or Rkw- -fOKK. ............ .JUNE p.
CLEARED.
e,,arsirp Gen Barnes MalorY Savannah. W L. Garrison
steamship aio Itkeman. Norfolk. CITY Pous sri Richmond
q Dominion steamship Co
S,s,rssp Cmbra N o. Stah nanhurg &C. Klullrit Co
Stean,p ty oi hchiA Zimmerman. layama aud Vera ,uf h.
Alexandra 4 Sors. -...... 49, ,.-..,
s,is,p.hp Bhek Dimond Meredith Phhths, " Krkparck
st.smsup Fanta Doane Pbiirlpha LonirI steamship 10
ste,mfhp Bristol. Wallace Philadelphia
steswsLp Dugp. johnson Pottlani }. I. Ames
Stsamshp Nereun. Boarse Boston. N. T. Dmock.
ma Ford George (rl Warren Liverpool, ARIEL tuis Co.
B.rL Ebiaus (Brl Sro.t Bristol Bug Jas W Elaci Co
bArk (NoE otg Abd Danu or odor' uch fye Co.
Asfa CoLtst tBL McVe Mon.evieo VIA Savannah J. r. Anu'
brig Bards Nor) Isefor for onlers, G. robiu Co
Ins Jua4 MalOncy, Ntrtahan td Para L. . AmNu,h 10
Rrr Msgg.r tlrl Sheen Malone Btf hlrr Nouttton
Bnt hIlss ~ Aarun. iiach. BAHIA 40, L. Is AmsntA 60
Br{ Mafy NJ Williams tBEl H.unl, blloA t s,r. Jas h'ni
Race Miller Pulnt.a.P tire h A. NaiAhlr Go
scar H. a. Hand Btshvp yaeasoauUc. Mssa la, Sons
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

schr K.1y Bird, Clark G5ofsp,eis Linihz J. J. WTisIC,
Sclr Ea "oodin Yong San Salvador &C., !" T. Woo rss @.
ARRIVED.
Bag yirfins Jonsiose ST. Pierre. Mari i iys With rnes
Big Josephne (of Peoul GtOa, Port Csio8ia g. b. s s,
with '1f
4gAngnsia rl Purdy Seville Perth Anbor rh is,i a..
he Jdce cot 'nl
sehr spsrel or glsport smith, wsuiTorib s.. sa.y, ,,
paser. ~ VIZ
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsToy. June 1AuYrI. steamship Neptune from
bark Queen u s South Lyeioa n. z; bg. Carr Wss
from koslust Are from tfruss: hr VI. SfvT~r
A. J. Simolton from savannah. CimDbe. from JessonTs
IfNts Del Jlre tPIssfI in .ip 10 Ll. ysy-o.i
brig Alec Barrett from Man1ts segeaGge sfyelss. srs M
harior outward bound. f'"
PoEwgs NosRog Va. June 25-Ardgd James Hass f,
Rio, for orders.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bai'rO, Eng. June 2GThe steamship Ltplsni u u, 6,..,
Western line sfilei from 'ls port i9r Nrs YORK f,iiT
QrEKNsroVy June l7fne infnsn Line o.
sailed Ibis port the tas. Of w.
previously rep0raf The I1man Line steamship H fy
ihZou sailed hence yesteriay for Sey-York.
fOi Latest NhtD Ncirs sec rim PqGe.i
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC

40 Suu lJ' Moou e.''.'lnot
/ TINS DsV-A
g,py fooi... ggi Cows Hell jate Ferr l3j
THIS DAy-P y
SANDY Zoos g4J Cows lsfnd 1917 Hell Gate terf'. wv
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Nru- ltrocn ReaI GalaIe t0r 5HIe.

VALUABLE aud prodnetiy.e, ., EAlrrh, ~. .ssi iSi
" aer,s. of los scres one o. 81 & "a .astu f,secss
aui acre. gls. p..r 49, 4" s.iN kDWtgb VAIL h'o~
ff.r, r'tg can lt.atea ~ 'Hd "..s-'' .f
IA lll Bresasn. GiseT Bulidinz.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Gin Real estate tor Sdle

BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aveS., front
pg rnt,a Par.; Ssth AMI seventh s'cs above Ae %
uraH4 Do1e''M -'' - '''f VA H. Ramon
u Pprsi
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
CALtNpARS-TnI. DAY.

srrRrMg CoUKr-CiRcUIr-P,RT L-yyS BRUyr "opens at
i0i iAm
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Brooklpn Rtll Golale tOr Sale.

Brooklpn RtII gsIaIe tOr Sale.
COR SALE, on EASY TERMS-lO,ls > NoN
1 81 aui o. Rens,n,t aorD and Oh % u, .na -. 80 if3
. toI. No.. and Str, a rnc,pre-st 'lSe 'i ', ,i
w,s, 5,.,l iou,s Ji WloushlsLi h9ase' Nos -
HNSs,g. GORDON D. fuis' 'l Glars, '.- Dl-'s
.1, sroPy STORE and DWELLING,
80 a. No, Ppe,1tls. H. near Pu.oass tlt 2-r. ,,,
~ ' GORDON Ia FORD 81 C"s a. b~ bi''''-~
-lI.I. AND 26s WESTINGHOUSE
CRNl between TllaH sli Johls1n.ss.
FOtRSIORY uOUbLB HOUSE,
GORDON h. FOAp,
ll C.tfs 49, B.ookba
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Junc 2c. ~,

NEw-YORK, Thursday June %. is-,.
At the Exchange, to-day James VI. Miller
sold, by legal order. parcel Of tcncmcnthouse prop
ery located on Bropmest. westerly from and
by order O executor premises known ~. % Market
II. Richard v Harnet sold by legal order three
houses aud lots located the corner of lrynsp!a1s
and slxtecnth-st, and Oliver Bryan succeeded in sep
ing after great effort and unusual dcy, four parcels ~
Brooklyn realty. Particular, of tho days bIsoss VIII
be found appended
Regarding the several suburban sales held Yesterday
have received the following reports: AZ Hyde PARK
l.. l.. Jere Johnson ir disposed or 90 lO for aggre
gate OF S9O being average ~ abOnf So Ot The
attendance large and bidding spultad The pulc0as-
ers were for the part Germans. We app,nI lrtI
At Marion, y. j., Mcssrs Jere. johnson, ir, AMI M
Gibson held continuation sale on thc property Of tI3
Marion Improvement Company, which resulted Do TO
disposal Oi number OF lots 40 prices entirely saIC-
tory The 81. James Hotel was not offered ID tails 10
fOot) The sale OF plots. &c. made ~ B'tt. f4rnrti
Co., at NurrstOwn, y. j., fully reported iu Ius
TRIBUNE this morning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-16
COLLEGE, EA.roN, PA.

Dedication Of a New Scientinc BuiIdiBs.
The new building at Lafayette College, Eastop,
Pa, erected for the scientific department, is now
occupied by the classes, and will DO dedicated by
appropriate public exercises, on Tuesday. octo-
Der 81. This magnificent structure cost over
two hundred and nifty thousand dollars. and Is
the princely gift Of Mr.. AFRO Pardee. the founder
Of the scientific department of the college. II
consists OF one centre building nve stories In
height nifty three feet front and eighty-six deep
and Two later al wings, one on each side Of the
centre building, measuring sixty-one feet In
length and thirty-one IN width; four stories In
height, including Mansard root, the whole
front and eighty-four feet deep and four stories
In height. The entire length Of front, In o
straight line, Is two hundred and nfty-six feet
trimmings OF light Ohio sandstone. 1t is heated
throughout by steam and lighted by gas. The
nrst noor Is mainly devoted to the study Of
geooelcal and mineraiosicsl cs6inets, spacious
auditorium, and smaller lecture-rooms, reading
rooms and professors studies. The third floor
occupied by the mining engineers. A large
drawing-room occupies the lateral wing, while
the cross wing embraces rooms for models and
professional The leg wing Z
wing comprises drawlng-room, and the cross
wing Is divided into rooms for lectures, working
models, collections and the like. On the fourth
noor the same ample provision has been made
for the chemists The centre building il divided
into two large rooms, one for technical collec-
lions and the other an assistants room. The
lateral wings arc intended for cumulative
and qualitative purposes. The cross wings at the
extremity OF the building are occupied by addi-
tional laboratories, lecture-rooms and professors
studies. The NTH floor OF the centre building Ia
mainly occupied by laboratories for original re-
searches. In determining what rooms were
needed, and the best arrangement OF them, SIM
Try were carefully studied, and liberal provision
mas been made lniall the departments OF instruc-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-16

fO,OOO Prizes 84bO,OOO
The title TO the above real estate IL guaranteed
The liberal terms Of this scheme brinds u within
the reach Of Al-tho greatest opportunity ever Of.
fsIsd for the re, nan 3 RE Ne e ysaith.
Single tickets, S15l; Eleven Tickets. fas !; Ffty.
sit Text siss; Ono Hundred and fifteen
ence 81 ! oomuittss, appointed by the highest on
Gals IN the Slate ANY sworn 19 s tse faithful per
The highest otheials, both, q city: county and
The demand for tickets H. unparalielod and all
deairins to participate In the Drawing should at
once form their clubs and Aend In their orders.
Agents wanted In all States, cities and towns In
the United States and canadas.
Post Once Order or Express with the fun address
Of the purchaser In plain writing.
Every package Of II tickets has chance 70 win II
prizes. but positively certain TO win one while one
Person out q every ten Who purchase package Of
For further informstion and particulars. seud
for circulars to the Manager and Proprietor. and
sYlION .ABRLRs,
He20-sTuTpsm Leayenworth, Kansas.