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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28
The Ner,.ss. Glad ts .. No Wsr~~.
The United States Semase AsDxeA Co L.
NesatGaae Nennaor- elect Haxa.

ST. t.otIs, Feb. 2s--Tbe republican, members
OF The legislature have drawn up and signed A
memorial 90 the Unifed States Senate setting
forth the history of the late invest CATION Of
charges Of corruption in the recent Senatorial
election, declaring that the testimony taken
was partial, unfair and totally unsatisfactory:
that some important witnesses were not
brought before the committee, and that others
were not thoroughly examined, that money was
used In the Senatorial contest, and asking the
Senate 90 order an investigation into the cleo
ton OF Louis v. Bogy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

Two HrNp.ED FANILsRs Housyrrss -
NEW OkLEAxs.-A lasge IRE in New Orleans
yesterday desczsyed SIX squaree. boundef -.
Claude, Dauphise, and NandesilIe Srests, ~. ~
" asnlngton avenue. About 100 housee and
saen c0ntents were consumed. The buIldinS.
we're mostly sAall frame dwellings. The n. n
estimated q e25o,o insursSce .nssc@s
ABOUT 10 families are left iDmcIess.
a,LHzyErn v!crIN in the Shaw pois,riu~ cass
S rs1 - Cs2e,idge, n r. Sunday. The two
ss rvs.n msk victims, 4 4. thought, csnnst
SSSsoner has additional evidence inplIssfinS
Snay which yin be brought cut before ~
A"a jury. 9n,cn sits tAis rex af Sandy I'm.
. s0The l.bsSl market in rerss q s,ia N M
other southern stases. , ---s's'-' - , NV
Deefh comes sometimes In curious sbspe. !.
youtn IN Milford, Mass, was killed by q bar
rel Of shoe-heel which fell npon him.
oVManistee, Mich which vas d.s.rov., "a,
tne great nres OF October. 1871. has now more
ana better buildings than IL had before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

Dr.. HEssELL, the Lutheran clergyman I'M
justly suspected OF q murder committed in Lon
don, has gone to his mission In Brazil. He takes
with him 5000 and magnificent silver cup,
tokens Of English sympathy and respect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

ME-. CHARLES RRADE has recovered one thou
sand dollars damages from the proprietors Of
libel in their paper Contained in a dramatic
criticism Of the play Shilly-Shallv " q
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Ns6LN HALL
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
I'LL KSDAI EyENINGS. March 3, and 6.
ENcetfRng all Rivals and Com pe iti0n.
return uf the World Renowned
Daprez L Benediet's Gigantic Ninstrefs
FROM THEIR GREAT SOUTHERN TOUR.
Crowned with Brilliant Success.
Vow on their Twenty fr-f Annual Tour.
The largest and most powerful company In exist
eucr. Eyeryv here pronounced by pres and public
the p.riorS II the Minstrel stag. The nmense
success attending the p-rtormsnces 81 This famous
trosre hsNe ben universal. For full particularly
Programme- Admission u-Gal. Change of PrV-
sramu. nightly
CHAs. II. pTPREZ. Business Nanagar.
SPAS. II. kEESHIS, General Agent.
R-ssrve Seats NJ Eili-' Musical ExchanSe. f2s St.
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THE WEEKLY STAR, just out, contains full
reports of the proceedings i'm Congress; the
POmeroy investigation; ways and means inves-
hgation; credit mObilier investigation, and the
debate in the House Oh the expulsion resol,i-
Louisiana middle and the fisheries question; the
preparations for the Presidents Inauguration,
and the greatinauguratiOn ball; District matters
poems sketches and society items; together with
interesting local news, Washington news and
gossip, agricultural items, household receipts,
&c, Sc. t.
Terms; One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

A Music MASTER mag properly beat time,
bat that does not give him the privilege Of beat
ing his scholars. A Wisconsin singing master
lady pupils Who had BEEN guilty Of errors
either In time or tune. Probably he thOuaht
that the best way Of making her sing ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

MOVEMENT OF woRKfNGNEN.--The NeWY ork
World, Of Monday. Gays: Yesterday meetings
OF various trades organi ations principally Ger
mans, were held 10 consider what action should
be taken st an early day TO inaugurate q strike
for the enforcement Of the eight-hour system
and Otherwise ameltrate their condition. AZ the
Tenth Ward Hotel 3ee German shoemakers as
sembled TO discus the matter and the advisa-
bility OF turning out on strike simulta neously
with the other trades for a demand for their
rights. Herman Teibler presided. A committee
was formed 20 attend on the ST. Crispin Society
and inform them of the intention OF the meeting
10 be ready 10 act in unison, so that all mlght
turn out ona strike at the same hour. Another
committee was appointed 10 take the best means
in making successful arrangements and report
At meeting to be held next Saturday. The
mani also met At Germania hall and discuss
ed the subject Of obtaining the eight hour law,
and committee was appointed 20 report on
the best means or carrying on the strike.
PROTECTION To TRAPHE PERFORMER
ell, Mr.. Bell, of the committee on police and
jail, made report on the subject of dangerous
tapeze performances, in response to a commu-
nlcation recently made Ia the council on the
subject by Deputy Marshal Frey. The commit
tee concurred in the view entertained by the
deputy marshal, that protection should be af-
forded to performers at such entertainments,
and reported An ordinance, which WAS passed
providing that the lessee or manager OF any
shall permit gymnastic performances, at dan
gerous elevation from the stage, shall provide
network TO be placed beneath, TO prevent acct
dents in case the performer should fall. A pen
atty OF so for each and every violation of the
ordinance is provided for.-Bdh. Gd.,tte, 2J.A-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

The SENATE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY
AFrAIRs have reported favorably the bill
throw ing open an regiments OF the army to the
enfs tment Of colored men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

A PosInAsrfR AND ms DErrrr CaARaRp
New Orleans, has been Arrested On . chsr5, =
embsxsl9g els3 The int deputy postSss-
yer, Don1nss. Vas aho arfested Tor compi1sitf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

Gov. HEEDRicKs, Of Indiana, fell YESTERDAY
while leaving his residence and struck his head
against stone. receiving severe but not serious
injuries. - n = n ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

AT TIVE CABINET MEETING to-day, all the
members were present. Besides the transaction
OF general routine business, the situation in
LOUISIANA, and the general condition OF Con-
gressional legislation was infor mally discussed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

FHE WHITES House. vas unusually crowded
with visitors TO day, but It being Cabinet day..
very few were fortunate enough to see the Pres
ident. Among those to whom he granted inter
views were Senators Lewis, Cameron, Hitch
cock and Caldwell; Representatives Foster.
Roberts, Cobb. and Turner; Gev. Harrimau, Of
New Hampshire; John HALEY. Delegate elect
from Idaho; Gov. Bennett, Of Ida. o. and Miss
Van Lew, pcstmistrsss at Richmond, va. f
THE FARRAGUr SrATUE-Ne Choics Te,.-
The House committee on public buildings AMI
grounds held no meeting this morning to take
further action In reference to selecting model
Gilbert and Cameron, OF the Senate committee,
held . meeting, and heard the explanations of
Miss Winnie Ream and Mr.. Turrini in regard to
the competing artists thought she had an adyan-
tage in furnishing q likeness by presenting .
model Of heoric size, while they exhibited min
ton OF the committee small model, which she
would place ON exhibition In addition to her
large statue and hast. Mr. Turrini, through an
his model, and said that his design of Farragut
represented him in the moment or victory. The
committee must decide on one of the models To-
day or to- morrow, AZ the time allowed them ex-
pires to- morrow. -.... r---.. .
TIE Hon. JOB STEVENSON, who has but
three more days in Congress, took occasion this
morning to berate the people Of this District.
All TIC ucUote vi Idi>iHS tfe saIary OF members
of Congress the Hon. Job said: 1.-The people of
Washington have one grand conspiracy to get
all we have got and all we can earn. We NAV
double our receipts and they will double their'
exactions." He next pitched into the Arlington
Hotel, and altogether made droll exhibition
OF himself.
Later in the day Gen. Chapman came in, and
hearing OF the remarks Of Mr.. Stevenson. he got
the floor and CALAMITY defended the citizens OF
the District against the insinuatioas of Mr. Ste
yensOn, who had spoken of the people Of Wash
ngton as dissOiute, frivolous, fashionable set.
Mr.. Chapman said there was no foundation in
trath for such a statement. 1t was well known
fact that the birds Of prey, the men and women
Of i'll repute who flOcked to Washington, com,
and 60 with Congress. [Laughter.l
Mr.. Stevenson, in reply. sad he did not mean
to make such charges against the resident pOp-
ulatiOn Of Washington. He knew the popula-
ton here during the session OF Congress was a
frivolous, fashionable one.
Mr.. Dickey, of Pa.-That all comes from the
gentleman boarding at the Arlington.
MIR. StevensOn.-Why is il the gentleman from
Pennsylvania is always trying to infuse nonsense
into everything before the HOuse?
MIR. Dickey.-I would like to infuse some sense
into the gentleman from Ohio, (NIr. Stevenson.)
tLau2hter.]
MIR. Stevenson subsequently apologized for
any offensive language he had used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

PREsiDENTIAL NoNiNATIoNs.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to the SEN
ate to-day John ID. shepard, supervising
Inspector OF steamboats,, 9th district; Daniel b.
Megfnnis, OF Florida, receiver OF public MONEYS
district OF lands, Tallahassee; Joshua A. Lee
OF Florida, receiver of public moneys, district
OF lands, East Florida land district; Joshua
w. Gilbert, OF Florida, surveyor general
district Of Florida; Moses y. Taylor, of
Florida, register OF land office at Tallahassee
John l.. Sheridan, register Of land office at Fair
Play. Colorado territory; Robert Ii. Chapel
OF Colorado, receiver Of public moneys, Fair
Play, Col; John VI. woodburn, of Dakota re-
ceiyer Of public moneys, VermiliOn, Dakota;
A.W; Chapman, collector OF customs, Apala-
chicOla, Fla.
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Phii.delphia. eyss 500. 90 70 his side1. ON N
her death Il goes 70 graldsonA nov -four wear:
old. In the eveRt Of Ne dsakA TIE whole ssfase
= to Be divided teeweea The gEthesnand sodth-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

BIDS were opened yesterday for supplying the
Post Office Department with the new postal
cards for the next four years. There were four
teen proposals, the bids ranging from 81 .39l to
sos per thousand. The bid of the Columbia
thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

| The CASE OF PHELPS, DoDeR & Co. has been
settled the basis OF their last offer amended
| by the Treasury officials. The settlement in
wolves the payment by Phelps, Dodge & Co. of
ST I 600 ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

THE EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL for the Vienna
Exposition now at the Bureau Of Education
" i'll BE- shipped tomorrow to New York, to be
iorw ardel to its destination. z rg- .rr.
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| A NEW JAPANESE MINISTER CoNrNe.-The
Japan GdSette OF the sd OF January Publishes
| the following announcement: Benrikoshi
| Cyeno- Kaganori has been appointed Minister
| Tor Japan at Washington. T-ts.. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

NEwsPAPEE EXCHANGEs.-The House COM
mittee on appropriations this morning cOnsid-
cred the Senate amendments to the Post Office
appropriation bill, and agreed to non-concur i'm
the amendment forbidding the Transmission OF
all free matter, so far as the same affects the
exchange among newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

Mr.. BELLEw, the famous English elocutionst
gives his last reading in this city asLincoln Hall
tonight, and his selections for the occ aston are
such as TO give great variety to the entertain
Il menf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
dav heard the claims OF Elizabeth b. Hood and
! Mary f. Jennings, the former for $4,000 and
latter for 81 600 Both claimants reside IN
\ FauQuier county. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

JUDGE DELAHAY TO BE IMPEACHED.-Intl the
House this morning Gen. Butler, from the ju-
dietary committee, reported resolution In favor
Of articles Of Impeachment against Judge Mark
I'll. Delahay, Of Kansas, and authorized the ap-
pointment of a committee Of three to notify the
House and that articles Of Impeachment would
be presented in due time. Gen. Butler explained
thai il was proposed to 60 to trial before the
Senate this session. The resolution was adoptei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

RUSSIAN DENIAL
ST. PETFRsRu re. Feb. 2S.-The coxerrr,.,.f
denies the report al n ssciahstic inrarr-rtion
AMI escesses in the provinces q sohajsElA
and Pedoiia. s .....
SPAIN MIST MANAGE To GIT ALONG VIM
BERIIS. Feb ss-A rrtort Is current here
ts postpone the recognition OF the Spanish re-
public for the present.
TnE NEw ATLANTIC CABLE
LONDON, Feb, 2s-Thc Great Eastern has
now ON board s.sG miles of cable. and a tsie-
gE Ph noet, cnnSiSi nc nj the following four
sts mers, viz Great Eastern, HtheFnia. Edin-
bursh and la Plata, with an additional cable,
which Is 90 he laid for the Auglo- American an
French cable combination. on hard, will as
the last week in Man, and il iseNpccted that th.,
cable will BE- ina Nork ing order before ths 1T las
% July. The cable VII be laid 10 HalIaN al
rhence o. New York
The MorWsms Glad % g. No Wer~e.
SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. S.-The all absorb iug
topic today l. the passage Of Frclin ghuyssn'S
on by the United States Scnafr fsating MIR
mons express themselves satisfied with the hai
a. amended. Their legal advisor approve IL
as being the best that could b. hoped Tor; thai
- - better 10 have This bin now, than a NOR.
stringent one az the next Congress. The m, r,ff
is much pleased with the provision for apre.lS
the Kind wanted by Newman aud his ring TIE
Nc'cs, Brigham NOung's chief organ, contains
comments.
The snow in the wahsatch mining districts
OF unprecedented depih, and slides are OF ire
auent occurrence. Travel in the cssOns
again limited 20 SNOW shoes, and even then
extremely dangerous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

~ BfttArn - ArkAnsne eemevSros
I've VIII Nest In heaven, hasband, eoor.c
nAceesS,nS . s xeseern psPsr, IT, szplss@ sty
nenselves 50 e 70 k0to De place. ~ =,
baby IN ihs ds.ir cd Bsfgt 81 be- BEEN nsSsd
-Parepa EflDon xeuQGR Bust. 0ECF - =
o44R Anne Slavery, Of Dies Moines, n. ia A
candidaas tee II Dedaon OF United Ststes en-
- yesesans railroad conductou IN v.,
HamfeAire aDd Maine state that Il is nore eSsr
edozen years since they encountered 20 much
simcuIty from snouias they. did last Saturday and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

In HIS PRAYER at the opening of the Senate
to-day, Rev. Dr. Newman earnestly prayed that
the abuses of wealth might be remedied; that
the condition OF public morals throu ghout the
country might be Improved, and that the Sem
ators might be guided Alright in the treatmen n,
of questions touching individuals as well as
those affecting great principles 1t was under
stood that the latter part of his prayer had spe-
cial reference to Senator Patterson, whose case
II was supposed, would come before the Senate
during the session to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

| PEHsoNAL.-Mr. III. Sayille, chief clerk of the
| Treasury, is i'll. ''.-GOv Walker, of Virginia.
was on the floor Of the House to-day. 49,
| Ex-senator Fowler, of Tennessee, was on the
| floor OF the Senate this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

NAVAL CHANGEs.-Lieutenant Commander
A.N. Mitchell ordered TO command the hospi-
tai ship Pawnee, vice Lieutenant Commander
T.. G. Merriman. detached and placed on wait
ing orders. Medical Inspector AL. Gih0n de-
tached from special duty in the Bureau of
Medicine, &c, and ordered to the Wabash and
a. feet surgeon OF the European seatien ON the
LIST June next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-28

HORACE F. CLARKE, president of the Union
Pacific railroad, and William d. Bishop, presi-
dent OF the New YORK and New Haven road, are
in the city to oppose the passage by Congress of
acts granting patents to the inventors of an ina
proved car wheel and car brake. A bill giving
the inventors patents was recently reported
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NEW 0PERA House.

I Y.
MUSICAL ANpLITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
For the b aneht Of the
IhniES MD SOCIETY. MOUNT VERNON
rfEipAn EVENING, February 2esh, 1873.
Tickets, 90 Cents f2j-3t
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The WEATHER CHRONICLE issued from the
Signal ONCE for the week ending yesterday
says: ''During the past week a st0rm-centre has
moved northeastward from Nebraska into
Canada; second diminished pressure over the
southern states, and thence northe eastward,
developing into very severe storm, along the
eastward over Kansas to the upper lake region.
The largest total amounts OF rain and melted
spow during the past week have been reported
from the following stations: Montreal, los in
cbes; Mobile, LIZ; Charleston, LOO; Norfolk,
L.; Montgomery, La; Augusta. 2.29 Quebec.
2o!; Wilmington, n. e., 2.35; Knoxville, 2S3;
and Mt Washington M
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01
GENfR "A.

A Georgia judge dued four lawyers
S each 'or lsug il court the.Olher
dsy.
A Florida man has kitten 900 sl'igs-
tor, since the midd o. D-cem er, none
OF them less than five teet long.
Pennsylvania farmer, recently 8
member Of q jury At Prtsburgh which
was out two days, contracted cod in
the jury room, and Ioou after reaching
home died.
An Atlantis house which wss recon-
mended, when sold recently, on the
ground that only male children had
been born in it during the past twenty
years, maintains its reputation by re
cent events
AR1ode Island enthusiast at sn suc-
tiou bought lot OF furniture sod then
asked the crowd 70 name the poorest
women 10 town" The name wss given,
snd the goods we're sent 70 ner.
A Massachusetts farmer recently sd-
vertised ME farm Tor sale, snd nov he
10 asserting that ne has ed out over
hundred barrels OF os's 70 the horses OF
person. nho have come TO examine It.
LAURA FAIR having saved her reck
from tue halter, stter1p ptsi TO swlndIe
Der lawyer out OF his lee. 10 this she
has been defeated, snl she has had TO
pony up the lsss cent with interest
added.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01
Another 4srI-VanCe.

ASIDE IRON being compelled TO pay
nVe Cents Tor their lager, the newspaper
WorsnIppers al The shrine Of kiug Gam.
brluu. III CinclnnatI, nave developed
auother ou rage-or fraud, ss the
CommsrciIL describes II. See now ihaI
payer mJurus over the deception
'Ine beer glass IL use In Cluclnuasl IS
u fraud. Ii l. Cast WIN Intent IL Ge-
CeIye. Ihe bottom l= IhICk anu hollow
ed. 50 as ~ give deceptive appearance
Oisz=. One good, Old ,asuloued, non
est German tesr glass viii mold twice
The quautlly VI beer glyeu ia the CIu-
CIuuAu & ass Let Iue poor men VINO
druk Deer IOOA well ~ Iueir glasses,
aud Gee how yaIusI4kIng 10 The cal.u-
laItOu Vi those wuO order Tue maOu,aC"
sure oI eucn { o.sseo 10 cueat tne GUS
LJmers vi lueT CUuteuIs OLe sug-
EssUou mere IL worthy OF emphasis ::
Lei tne poor men look wei ~ tuer
glasses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 30.-The fourth sui
eide in the West division in four days
occurred o-dsy, The victim is Jacob
Betz, q german, aged 81. At 9 o'clock
this morning be was discovered hang
lng in q barn on Washington avenue.
The cause OF the act is bad health and
pecuuisry embarrassment. Mr.. Bez
leaves q wife and Six children, the eld-
est only IA years OF age.
Navigation Opened.
The Straigbts Of Macinac are proba-
bly, open and navigation between Lake
Michigan and the Lower Lakes has
been virtually resumed. Dispatches
rom MacDac this morning reports the
Disappearance the propellers which
have been lying in that vicinity waiting
Tor the ice 10 move away in the Straits.
They have no doubt gone through.
The Illinois Senate today resolved
to take up he House resolution to
censure all United Ststes Senators aud
Consressmen who voted for the salary
increase.
A Scene Not on ihe Bills
At Myers minsIrels, near the close OF
the performance last evening, ss Mckee
R ,nkln, a will known actor, was staud'
ing near the door he WAS sudden y at
tackled by one Kenny, who sprang at
his throat turiously. Rankin grappled
XIlb him and those in the rear rushed
to the SPOT but not until Mr.. Myers had
pulled Kenny away and assisted hln
down stairs The part on the stage
was uninterrupted, and at lts conclusion
as Rankin WAS passlog out Kenny re-
pealed his attack at the side door
Kenny is smaller than Rankin but he
was assisted By friend. The tussel was
lively one; Rankin protecting DIS per-
s1n vigorously un'll the latter struck
HIM powerful blow on the head with
brick; Rankin staggered back his
ace covered vito blood, aad tue crowd
III, rushed u aud put an end to the
Il 5ht ny kicking Renuy out OF doors.
ReOny it is said, was connected with
R,ukrns travelling theatre troupe, play.
iug low comedy parts. When the
company broke up there was some
difficulty IN seltlemeut aud Kenny re-
Gently sued Rankin Tor the amount
Dea,n Of An operator.
J. NJ Arnold, telegraph operator at
the Atlantic i Pacific Compsnys s
merchant exchange Office. while Cross
ing the track OF the North Western
Railroad night before last. was run
over ny train He Was taken TO the
hospital where his arm was amputated,
Yesterday, and alter great suffering, be
died to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

SoXE time ago the superintendent
OF ons O. Tue New England railroads
s-ued al order to his conductors and
officers not only 10 do their work well"
ou; pleasantly This is a golden
rlIe, tnat should be si opted 10 the
Management oi every kind o. business
~ iuve-tmeat realizes greater return
4. corporation than civiIity on the
v,yt 0 employees, aud this holds good
~ the c,niuet o. private busiuess as
vel a. Iuat Of corporations. 10 most
ca>es me conductors OF our city passen-
g5r rs iroai- are governed By thus spir-
il. and We are inclined to think that
"e are d highly favored in this res
PC; - any other city in the country.