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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-09
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FUN KENT AMI SALE.
II story, pressed briek 'front.', .iI rooms, cellar,
:, esrS.r ish sSd @, street. s err nsi I'm
LWk RfNf- Two FURNISHED HOUSES,
Epiri:sy. Term. ' @od.Isss. Apply At the
house, street. je4 ~
E0R RENT-A tour story Dres-srick Dwell
.ps d streets CAPITOL ail. being IN. corner house
nesr ID street, rorrh side containing twelve ROOMS.
and .adHs sh .%s. e s.s and s"sd
hunks, and espscious yard in the rear; . rare
in the vers beet condition. Price $50 per month.
.HEsTER RYON,
R-sl Estate Agents ana Brokers,
ny A-u Ilo l~t street sout beast, Capitol Hill.
4. OR RkNT-Haif square from 18th street cars,
mouth; possession given the l.. q june Sau Rr
624 Louisiana avenue. between aud 5. myE I'm
EoR sALK-A SQUARE OF GROUND in the
curling, and sutterns aII laid and paid for Hor-c
Apply auSck ' sfnofseesSa q R.s long E ,as
ssss Mi .ei New ks,t = Ian
lct RtE TSn .DS H0gsE S,n
hhode Island syenue between 18th aud 10th streets,
ersffor the pas three and hall years. Inquire iso s
isth street The above house has recently been
painted Sutsd. and grained walnut inside, and put
For RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: 9 back
Il Parior furnished Gs q Bedroom, aud two eleas-
eieiby ioesied Dwelling on street. nesr III; !" vii NJ
Be rented on res.onsble terms TO gentlemen only.
Address " A. j., National Republican of{ice
mls-u fRep.l
EoR RENT-FURNlsHED HOUsE-HOUsE
L No 600, corner aud 2Oh streets north Se-il
VIII be rented reasonable terms Immeiizta n -
sc sion given. Apply TO c. Il. RITTENHOTsF
agem, I5S2 street. mia -eOtf
FoR RENTAL slesani sUMMER SEAT, a de-
= sfrable residence, near the shore at lslip
Long Island, opposite Fire Island LIght-house:
contains Is rooms. well furnished for a frst-class
fbmily; with every cow. nience for housekeep I'M
an hour and half's ride from New York, and a few
minutes walk from the depot: market, schools
churches stores post Office close at hand hne roads
salt water, fishing, boating; stable accommodation.
Tor four horses; ice-house hlled; good lawn shade
and flower beds For terms apply 10
WM. TYLER, Ills 18th street.
hIoe"lW Washington city, d G.
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MONEY IN EGGS. Eggs are iii
active demand at Il good price.
They arc wanted for home con.
Snm;ion and for shipment, both
East West. Eggs have crmmard-
ed a good price during all the re-
cent period that corn, wheat and
oats have been so very low.
Ever since the war the pro-
ductiou ot eggs has been paying
buslueSs: aud the wonder is thai
more farmers do not give atten-
ton TO this profitable branch OF.
huSbaudry. Rail AIS have bene.
fitted the business Of producing
eggs, rs they can he sent at com
parativcIy small cost TO the sea-
board on either ocean, where there
is always good demand for them
at good prices.
The improved egg carriers, that
have been brought OFT durlag the
past few years, have rendered the
transportation OF eggs compa!a-
lively safe. and have done uiuch to
help the trade in this important
article OF food. But for al that
eggs are high and grains and
meat are low, less attention is
given to the production OF the for
mer than in the old times when
they were worth but u fourth
wha; they are now. Almost
everywhere country merchants
comp!ain oi' the falling off in the
supply o:' eggs from their patrons.
Prairie Farmer.
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SYRUP OF CorFEE.--This pre-
paratiou is Of great use to those
who have long journeys to make :
Take half Il pound OF the best
ground coffee, put it into 4 sauce
pan containing three pln,s Of wat
er. and boil it down 10 one pint.
Cool the liquor, put il into another
saUcepar, we'll SECURED, aud boil it
again As il boiIs, add white su-
gar enough TO give it the con-
si>tency CT syrup. Takei from the
fire, and when it is cold,putil into Il
Go:t!e, ANA seal. When travelling
il yoa wish tor Il cup Of good cot
fec, YOU have only TO put two tea
sYoontu!s OF syrup into all ordl
nary c~tite-pot. and Til with boil
in5 water. Add milk TO taste ii
you can yctlt
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Fbk's Metallic Burial Cases.

THE SUBSCRIBER has consts 7tly OF
hand fullassortment Of the above approved
cases, Of different patterns, besides cof6na
Of his own make, all of which he is prepared
to furnish at very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch.
Persons desirous Of having cases sent by
railroad will have them sent free Of charge.
a Hearse is always on hand aud will be
furnished at the rate Of SO per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the SUBJ
scriber respectfully asks for continuation
Of the same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will be spsN>' to render
the utmost satisfaction.
A.C. CRA2IAN,
Newberry S. c., July 81.
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WAfTED At ONCE.

One Hundred ana Fifty Thousand Acres Of
South Carolina Land.
WE hare an application for the above amount
OF South Carolin:: Land upon which to locate a
colony Of SweGeS. Parties having lands Tor sale
will find it to their ADVANTAGE to send rs full
description OF their premises with terms, &C., at
once. This mas: be accompanied by Que Dollar
TO defray the expeuse OF publishing in pamphlet.
Enclose Stamp for return postage. We charge
9; per cent. upon all property sold:
DAVIS s. CO.,
20. Glass Box ST. Washington, u. c.
Dec. II, 6A-5n.
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Loaf CAgE.-3 eggs. 2 cups y;
sugar, ! cup sweet mix. cap b"E-
tcr, . lraSpoonfuIS crca,n tartar, ]
OF soda, ) cups o.! toar, seasoh |"
taSlS.
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NEW STATIONERY HOUSE,
z. r. STOKES
ENVELOPES
In endless variety-all sizes, colors and quail

In endless variety sizes, colors and quail
ties.
BLANK BOOKS
Of every variety, Memorandum and Pass
Books, Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Books.
ARCHITECTS and DRAUGRTSMEN will
find complete stock Of materials for their
use. Drawing. Paper, in sheets and rolls,
Bristol Boards, Postal Paper and Boards, Oil
Paper, Pencils, Water CoIorS, in cakes and
boxes, Brushes, Crayons, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
OF every descriptions; great variety of con.
renient and useful articles fer both Teachers
and Pupils.
Photograh Albums, Writing Desks, Port
folos, Cabas, with boxes, and a countless
variety Of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, most eleganr stock Of Gold Pens
and Pencil Cases, superby-mounted Rubber
Goods.
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet and Carmine, Indelih!e
and Copying; Muclngc; Chess and Back.
CANNON Mcu and Boards: Visiting and We'd
ding Cards, and everything usually kept In a
First Glass Stationery House,
Which the subscriber intends this shall be-
He will still conduct his BINDERY and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY and PA
PER-RULING ESTABLISHMENT, which
has been in successful operation for over
th rtv wears in thiS Statc and ,o which he
will continue 20 devote his own personal ct
tention. His stock will he kept up full and
complete, and his prices will be found always
reasonable, and he hopes 20 have a share of
patronage.
E.R. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov IS, 46-tf Opposite Phenix Office.
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Saarm, 8arhsn 5onssbolH
..TNTS FOR THE FARMER.

I. 4 knowledge Of what his
land will produce, is necessary to
the farmer that be may know
what expense may be allowed in
cnlrivr,inn. etc. This he must
learn by trying his land-he may
think he knows by what others
have done. This we'll enough, If
he is sure he can do as others do.
2. A great many unsuccessful
farmers yet in the grass, and fail
t. keep up with their work, but
YOU will hardly ever find one that
has no; an excuse. 1t was toe
wet or tnn dry. or the hands fail
ed to work, or something prevent
ed the work being done in the
proper way and at the proper
lime; when the real cause was
bad management. And the reason
why they don't learn to manage
better is, they don't attribute the
results 10 their true cause. II
they would say I failed, instead Of
The seasons, etc, they might learn
10 mana e hrlt"r.
3. a .armer should know what
!i~ means will admit of his doing
how many hands, mules. etc. II
Miil take 20 10 the work he pro-
poses t. have done in a certain
time. This perhaps requires the
incest of I'LL caIruIa;iuns, and as
man hy nature wants 10 DO more
'ian be can do, il wouId be we'll
Tor him to guard agai'St laying OF
more work than he is able I" do.
The only rule that | can give ;hat
will be sure to guard him against
this great error, is to calculate
what hc will do this year by what
he did last.
4. A great many good men. and
especially farmers, are careless or
indolent. They are always cheer
fuI and accommodating, and pro.
posing to do u great deal next
year. but wait until it is too late
10 begin. The way to avoid this,
is to commence at once, and never
stop. you are waiting for TO
morrow or next week, before you
go to work, you may know YOU
belong to this class Of good Eel.
lows.
5. The farmers who make more
than they consume, generally
know what their land; will pro-
duce-what their means will ad-
nit of their doing-lay off no mere
work than they can have done,
and adopt q rule. for cultivation
that they are able to carry out. II
these things mark 8 mans success
in business, the oung man would
do we'll 10 heed them.
6. TO know h01c to do is indis-
pensably necessary. This may be
acquired by seeing others DO, or
by reading how they DO. 1t is
equally necessary 10 know EhHt
one knows aud what he can do
Let rs consider how we may learn
this. Did your business last year
turn out what you expected ii
would? If it did not, acknowl-
edge the fault as yours, and not
knowing what to expect: etc. Did
you carry out your plan? If not,
more than likely the fault WAS
yours, and you would generally
Do we'll to SD consider it. Did You
DO all the work you proposed? Ii
you did not, acknowledge that it
WAS your faalt not knowing W hat
to expect Of yourself. By such
procedure you may learn yourself
by the same rule that others know
you by, which is: What you will
do and know, by what you have
done and known -S0uthern Cultl- |
vator.
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DAVIS & co.,
INFORMATION AGENCY,
a Great Public Want, at last, Supplied.

a Great Public Want. at last, Supplied.
There are hundreds OF men in all parts of the
country who daily need INFORMATION in re-
gard TO Pensions. Bopnties Patents, Internal
RsveDue Licenses and Decisions, the condition
OF Contra ci ors' accounts, Or some others of the
endless claims which 90 before the several De-
partments Of the Government: which informa-
ton, If it can be furnished reliably aud prompt
~ saves them the loss Of time and the pense OF
= visit 10 the seat Of Government. ltvou seek il
Of your Member of COngress-absorbcd, as he IL,
in his public Guties-you impose upon him fire.
qucutly considerable extra burden: and, per-
Chance, are obliged to submit TO delay.
We eau furnish, upon the shortest notice, Spe-
cihc and rciiabe information in regard to any
pont involved IN the business Of the varioas Bu-
resuS; or can transsc, any OF the business before
obvious rcasons. be very willing to afford US,
when necessary; our long acquaintance and ia
7niiiarity with the officers and with the routine
OF public business, aud our prompt and unremit-
able US to offer the bes, facilities for obtainin z
information; and we desire to afford it on the
most reasonable terms.
All letters enclosin. Que Dollar. with stamp
for return postage. will be Immediately answer
ed. and explicit ani satisfactory information
given. IN its pursuit no efforts Will be spared,
and it will be Communicated with the most scru-
puous fidelity, 20 as to be absolutely reliable.
We are determined to merit-aud secure-the
unqualified confidence of our patrons.
Contractors accounts for conveying the United
States Mail p, ior 70 1880, SIS also AsS>.au: Mar
shsl's saceonnts for taking Census OF 1860, bought
or received for collrctl0n.
We refer. by especial permission. To-
Hon J. j. Martin, Sixth Auditor Oft the Treas
ury for the Post Office Department; Hon. D. p.
Holloway, late Commissioner of Pateuts, Wash
ingtou; II. W Barr. Agent Southern Associated
Press; F. II. Smith. Esq. Official Reporter
House Of Representatives, Washington; H. G..
Hayes, Esq. Reporter Associated Press House
OF Representatives, Washington: John NJ. Bar
clay, Esq. Journal Clerk. House OF Representa-
tires. Washington; CLIFTON Lilo. q, ESQ, psy
Clerk, House Of Repre- entatives. Washington {:
VIM. J. Mcdonald, Esq, Chief Clerk q. S. Sen
ate, Washington; john =. Burch. ESQ, Minute
and .Journal Clerk, L. S. Senate, Washington !;
Noses Kelley. Esq. Cashier n .tionsl Metropoli-
tau Bank. Washington; Cbas a. James, Esq,
Cashier Bank Of Washington. Washington: Potts
& Shelley, Proprieto:s Metropolitan Hoel,
Washington; John Cummips. late Associate
Justice Supreme Court, Boise City, Idaho: A.
Roman g. Co Publishers. San Francisco, Cal. i;
Rives s. Bailey Proprietors Congressional Globe,
Washington. And to the members generally of
the present Congress.
Post Office address, Glass box 81.
Dec. II, 5D-6m.
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Agencies.

SIS to $40 hfF M tass 9sy o asset! o7Sss Ms':sd ss5
pie Of either sex, young or old, make more mon
ey at work for us IN their spare moments, or ali
tree. Address G. Stinson S Co, Portland
Maine. Jan. Is. 2-1y.
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Music Given Away.

We will order "PETEgs' MCsicAL MONTH.
IL" 10 he sen, for one year to any one who
will <pr,, u five Subscribers to OFT paper.
Th;.:; ~. it. You can get ar least SiS'r
Bsar,if,.! Song Du"ts. and Ghoruses. AID
from G:,v 20 >xtv P;aro pieces. worth at
las; $40. BY seuj.oG US 6rc subscribe 3 70
u,r rars FEB. 5, o-H.
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Tickc: Agent, Coiu'niia. 5. {.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, 7.lj i NJ and $40 Pm
" Colambis, 2.29 Pm. and 3 %v AM
Arrive 1T Augusta, 7..t2 Pm. and $40 a M.*
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta, 6."5 An. aud $50 rM.-
" Columbia, 53 An. and ll.u5 PM
Arrive 1T Charlotte. t.l Is PM. and 6.0l \ NJ
s Trains marked do not run Oh Sun
day.
Both Trains make close connection to al
POINTS North, South, East and West.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
The connections are numerous, and with
tie principal Ii, es Of travel in North Caro-
liza. SOUTH Carolina and Georgia.
Apr =, l3-;i.
, 1873-12-28
PRESENTATION.

Mr. G. L. Woodman, OF tho wol-known firm OF
G. L. Woodman d Co., bakors md cracker
manufacturers, was presented Christmas Day
by his one hundred onployoH with MI exquisite
camao lockot and cameo ring. A1r. George Pill
kin made the presentation speech, as follows:
We, employees Of g. L. Woodman l. Co., duly nr,-
prec1attnR the berai course pursued by them III gy-
iug us steady employment, aud III paying uA iult
wagcs, at timo when workmcn aro 10 plenty aNl
money scarce desire to present TO Mr.. L. Wood
1nan simple testimonial Of tho high regard that we
laye for him and other members OF the firm, aud
which trust will he received by him token TINT
the many klndncsses received by uR will ever be
1nen.bered.
:" When hura times ocrtook lis your bounty uo'cr
stopped,
But with friendship you greeted every man in tho
shor;
And wo MI meet together gift We intend
70 Tho one t,at's bcen ever the workingmaus frend
The aDnors are happy, and all Of Them Vrny
You will accept Of tls token 10 wear Christmas Day."
The lines referred to the fact that, after tho
fire, the firm kept every one OF their employees
ut work. and wien tho panic came, did not cut
down their wageB.
, 1873-12-28

T. vt nth building, dated Oct. 1o consideration.
,s ,sS Il Il Viii baiins' dated be-. sonslsss''on, t
Michigan It, ITO # ot North state nj, f. 2;.1op II,
Howe st Is n Of sophia st, " T. 2ss12t Cid II.
datcd Doc. 2t consideration, 81, 600.
- snno M 40 the aborc, dated Sept. 20 consideration
unon Park place, 1l3 # n Of Lnhe at, T. u s-1ox
11nn r, d9sesl ass PEEL cons!dotation sauoo
Gc5',es i. 11s I! Il NssSls IT. ?,xl2a 4, with
building 4ais & 1atea "a N.Y. eons!etation $iSqo
uasa so 1, s n n oz hosk "A g. 5sssa sssss Ss hon TO-
dntsa @ De. 2a; consideration $40
nno 1aantl ay, northwest corner folcy ut, t, C0ax
consideration, $4,000. Samuel j. walker to rottor
So 8; ;!s e. fs pss q e s1:;t;tss 3ss 4 +, % &c.,
Lot 81, in prussug'a NV BLOCK Of 81 II &c., IL, 90,
H. .lsted Der M Il; son.itc,S'ion s'9o
{, 50xlSl 4, datea Dec. 1o consi<1erason, ,2b0
Lot Q, IL Block !, Of oarAEon'a pArt W X uo 4 sco.
q, 81. l! lated Des coi!slderatioh, s!25.
n Sec. 81, &c. H. dated Dec % consideration, o0U
Lola 70 to % IL Block u sdwss Addition to LII
Lot 4O in Block /, Of II Il roIa Of If Scc. L. 49,
II, nated Dec. % consideration, 240o.
paft & e. 1S a's 1t ..
$s,5D0.
wEsr or CITY Lrs11Ts. ..
Lot G, In D0WUGA ~ AcreB Of n Sec. 49, 3d. H.
da ted Duo. ~ consideration, 81 600.
SUMMARY Fon THE WEEK.
Tic following Is thu total amount Of city and sub
sa~ray De a7 y nroar rpe tno sr Ts,s - mes .aos
Isl confederation, Nor.h Il city iits nun, Nun,
hcr OF sales, 2; consideration. sl0,o50. South of city
West IT cisy limits n,tnbor Of salea Il consoraion
$1,000. Total eatcs 102; total considerations {s38 8lB
, 1873-12-28
EDWARD |. TlNKHAM.

One short year ago tllcso festival days, the
hearts Of the many friends Of him whose nnmo
Ia read aboyo were Baldened at tho intelligence
TINT to WIS lying prostratcd by tho most severe
Of tho n,nny attaoks Of thnt palnrui disease
which Ind pursued him for 30 many years, and
Will, Increased violence after his excessive aud
disinterested exertious anl exposure at tlo time
Of tho fire.
From this critical Illness, however, ho rallied,
aud the spring saw rapidly progressing aud up
parently roal convaloscenco, aud strong hopes
wcro Ind that tho loug spell wnH at Inst broiton,
md that ho was agn!u OIL tic threshold of
comparatively vigorous life.
10 Hecllro orh|sconvaoacenco genial climate
and agreeable surroundings, summer in Switz-
orland was decided upon, and tho voyage mato
with comfort and benefit. At n pleasant rotroat
III OlaronB, Oh tho Lake of GoneYa, gratifying
results at first onsued from tho pure mir aud
picturesque surroundings but, later In
tho Bcaaon, now and most panful
disease aot in, aggravated, 1t IL feared, by
anxiotiea resulting from tho disturbed state Of
anancial affairs iu this country. But, oven
after many weeks OF most painful endurance.
hfR wonderful yitulity hnd brought him through
this, WHOM, just aftor tho hopeful lettors which
told the favorable verdict OF H physician, canle
the brief md aad word Of lia death, on the Sec
Onu H1y OF tle T1fCaeMt month.
This event creatos q vide void in 1arge aud
aeeply-attaclod circle Of friends, Of which ho
had long boon MI cssontfai part. For nearly
forty years he lad boon resident lcre, aa nc
tive ai,!! prominent ofllcar in different banking
institnions. md IN those of D charitable or
flduciary character; all interested and lboral
supporter Of public improvements, and devoted.
boh in public and private, to- tho development
and cultiyatiyntlon Of art, mud especially music,
whose rich conlfort and enjoyn,:nt Lis later
years woro enabled to reap to tho full III his own
family circle.
1t il hard to associate doath will, one 90 truly
the image OF all TINT NUS cheerful, viyacious,
aud humorous. For him, "t1e more fortunate"
frocd from tho patna OF hts long suffering, thero
cut be no mourning, nnst DO for hs be-
ronvoa and devoted family, and relatives, aud
friends, who know tho greatness Of their loss
bnt him VIC can only think OF US gono to sphere
Of higher activities w,ero lis inostimabo quali-
ties, bis integrity mud generosity, his olloerful-
ness and sympathy, hfs strong and fine nature,
shnll find thcir fuller exercise aud frution,
But would'st thou, gentle stranger, know
What worth, what love euleafed the man,
That, thu louG ncarts that nlsH him, show
Better than storic1 marble cau.
, 1873-12-28


Hartman, Vlco: araul; Icon Franlt, Ttcaenrer'
]. Mcintosh. locor,ing 8ucrotnry, J. Hand,
Permanent soorotary.
A barr belonging to Henry hfnY, aituated on
tho cornor OF Wolfran and MoHer streets, in the
tow. OF Lake Wow, was completely destroyed
" ilEo at y O'Clock yesterday evening. Tho loss,
~ ,0oo. was not covered by insurance. Tho fro
II believed to have boon tho no. Of m ncontitary.
l5ngino No. 22. under tho command OF Foreman
6odfroy Charson, Bavod honBo in tho vicinity.
At ton minutes past II o'clock ycntdraay .noru-
Ing an nlarn sounded from Dox S7 occasonod bya
ilro brenkIng out In tho top Rtory Of brick bnd-
Ing, No. 592 slato street, ownel BY 7. A.. Jaott
son. About 81 GOD damago wns duno, witch Ia
covered by insurance. Albert T. EbertB, n
drnggsht at b84 Stato htfnot, nttiEored from water
to tho Dxtert OF 300. Ills loBA was also covered
by Insurance.
An inqueht was yostorlay ho1d ut tho County
Hospital On tho body Of A1,chnel Dalton, who
wnB fo,tnd Tuosday night lying across the Chicago
4 Alton Railroad traokt with log crushed by o,.
Elno No: 81 o. that rosd. Deceased, who Ind
meaus got ruiz oyor, but how the jury wore ILL.,
ablo to detormine. Iie was a fariner, lnnrriud,
and about 81 years OF ago, aud belonged to Ap-
ploton, Wisconsin,
George Johnson appnatcd before Juhtico Boy
doti yesterday morniug, oAArgcd with an ASSAULT
Tho pair quatrolel ut tho corner Of Thrty-Arst
and Duttorilold strt cts, and, in tho course of
rougtl-anl-tutilb1o fight, Wilkca rot thrown over
The railing, breaking his log junt above tho ankle.
which johnson had managed to fracture minute
before with a baso-ball club. johnson was hold
In $500 bai to appoar for examination on tito 9Th
of january.
An important change In tho running time Of
the West Randolph strcet-cars is to 60 into Of
feot Oh The 1st Of january. Tho Robey street,
cars will bo Withdrawn altogethor, aud all cnra
will run through from State street to Western
avenue, five minutes apart. Tho tins botwoon
these points will be thirty minutes,
instoad Of thfrsy-aoven, ns heretofore,
involving Oh ,ayerago speed Of nearly
oightfan1iles per hour, including atopa. The nc
tive competition ca1acd by tic admirable limo Of
stngcs on West Randolph street hus doubtless
Bpurred the Street Railway Company to this
nuol1-needed improvement. Several now and
handsome cars haso boon utded to tho routo.
, 1873-12-28

Tho County Jail OF Cook County is again tho
abiding place Of Rafferty,. Sheriff Bartlett and
Deputy shoriff Lincoln brought him down from
Waukegan yesterday morning. and doliyorod
him to Jailor Foltz for safe Keeping. Tho d.
lapdatod building III Waukegan called a Jail
was considcred too weak to keep the murderer,
especially II Ilo should got anything from tho
outside to old him in escaping. Thoro arc no
iron bnrH on tho windows. and tho oos could
bo roached by two or three determined mon.
AS 1t was expensive to pay six or
eight mon to watch Rafferty,, and prevent
allrpriae, 1t was thought best to bring him 10
Chicago and lock him up in tho County Jail. INF
ferty knew nothing Of tic proposed transfer, m
til lio WAS awakened at lalf past o'clock res
terday morning. a,l] told to got ready to leave.
Jallor Fo!sz had no vacant coils, 60 lie was put
into tho QUO occupied by Donald Mckay. Raf-
forty was IN excellent hunor Iast niglt, and said
hn s liz 70 a will ot TALK hayo9 aon
to say" 6tatos-Attornoy Reed will 80 to Spring
field, wleie the writ of error WAS made rotu.n-
able, mud. with Attornoy-aoncial Edsall, will
argue the case,