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National Republican., 1873-12-30
BALTIMORE nARHxrs.

BALriMoRE, pee. %. s.--BnEApsTUvvs- plour. :
sales were reported uhangs Of !, 90 bbis,. Via
W.:,srn .ss. oo Il n r5s nSst;s z s s.rs 3
T.; ssi.s q $ g: "a q , rsTE,!s Tsss.is 4
Rssaf. .5sais. Mere rpss,ed Of only ssos, 4 q,
cents; 80 do ,e.iss whdsA, - i..SiS osh.. /
m.n.. Msryisad ss DO cents FOR faif % % pflSs
red and 10 cents for smbtr. y. 4 -. -
ssSsiPs sySiSy ssSay wsss sss % sss.ass s:.ss
Ms,ssrn t & aIa fSr sourhsIn VS. %Sssss vas a.iiy.
sSsS order ssa SS Ss.s: Ss; yellow v Al III ysIi u
Y' ns % siS a s,sS fts'; +, f,.is; g ;ss
Iw;Ssai.s a S6sheis al scss, cents, all pu, 10
8sesis, 6Ii NO Western ofsred or sod ''0'' !" 70
vg Sns s.sla .S aIe ow Rass Rrafii a. & rsGow:
PrSsi:iss...%s learn earn Of no ,no,emeu, orimpor,.
% :ssSs. g sss as.. ~ .o isips rss swsis 'ns1
fuof makes the market appear dull for tie sinsi
ssS,s s.Sss SseSs fe sts dr oss
Ess ! sSpSlss Ss%,gd 6s %Ssa
esnis fOr s.s rS Ham. arc saGS' sasSy a snS
ss !: ssSts s' .. .TF; Fsls !: .ss M
tis, q per barrel At which hSaroi iaSi sales wef.
oaS.g s fss.s Rss "a T. ses ssss sss, sey
q, sss.si Ea5Ii.h 5 Is}sndi Ris ssRitj
ssn; Pcr,o srSss sS gee eeS sS y and 81. b..
iEsss Etsssr@ss1 s.ess Rss ss = S s fn sOn,Insc
l9ni Win small sslss Al iks,sH H,ai.s, "ltp' sr'
National Republican., 1873-12-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The connection between the new twelve.lnch
pipe and tho steam puinp In Georyetown will ho
made this week.
Prof Trips course Of descriptive lectures ls TO
begin In Warrington In the early part OF jan
nary, probably Monday evening, the 18th,
Nine hundred bushels oil wheat and 500 bushels
Of corn were received IN Georgctawn yesterday,
saies, lioo bushels Of wheat, at ti.to to s12 per
bushel.
The watchmen Of the navy yard are not pleased
by the TACT Of each having 10 lose four days the
month to make up the pay OF two additionnI
watchmen lately appointed.
An unusually large number Of people visited
the navy yard yesterday. Many came specially
10 see The famous monitor Mun'nnk, as she leaves
the yard tomorrow for New York.
Tomorrow evening the grand ball Of th. Wash
ington Light Guard, captain nonsid Metathfan.
wflltake plHcc at odd Fellows hall Navy nard.
The young ladies and gentlemen Of East wash.
ington win attend In force.
The alarm Of fre at n o'clock yesterday morn
ing from box 70 wRs caused by the burning OF q
frame Of able I'm Cark's alley, between Seventeenth
and EIg ghteenth streets northwest. mule was
burned, and the stable damaged TO the amount
Of 600 -
AT meeting Of Pioneer Council, No. I, sons Of
Jonadab, held On Saturday evening, the follow.
lag ofrccrs were elected: W, o., u. W. Hopkins;
~. g., Henry Neidfeidt; X. s.. r. d. Polkln-
horn; y. s., Charles II. Simpson; IT,, William II.
Young; O., George klotL; A. a., WIN. u. Sny'
der; T. W., Richard Harlow; %, W., John w.
Hayes; L., I'd ward Rawsel; o., Charles 4. Con
nor: s. wm, n, Merton
National Republican., 1873-12-30
f.Lusrv, Water Registrar.
BOARD or PrnLIo WORKS, \
BisTRit'r or coLuAnIA, y
n CsAs. y. JOHNSON, Secretary
ART MATTERS.
PORTRAITS, OIL PAINTINGS AND EN-
- HRAYlNiS In THE CITY ----

PORTRAITS, OIL PAINTINGS AND EN-
-1 CRAVINGS IN THE CITY.
nne iifeslse crayon Of our old and weli-knowr
ssAissn, Mr.. Pauias Thyson, 10 on exhibition a
yfaysviter's, Seventh street. This excellent like
i sansss .s '. e NJ
81. Aioyssss' church. II Is certainly ereditabl,
thsths 70 master Of his profession. D.
!, ssna 4 sssutifsily sleentsd painting oi Ridsii
Tieb IA teno and coisrlng. Manicoli Of Florence
lathe sftist The painting s very handsonsl,
TSsss sss iissviss At nsrkri,srs store four vsr,
essstifui English ensrsvings, which attrsot thi
:I:sSsa S:sss "a z !@ss @ Inv es G:ss.s ssTS
WssSipssss, % iseS sSs srgissi Il ,Ss sp.oi' n y,
:. Also y sssn here. hsSdsowe tfuit pieces AMI
HhsliaA vs.er-colersd ehremos with . variety 0
haIxitsL has also 70 his shev-vIndov tw,
ing isnascspe views n the Vicinity II Washins
jan: Jane. sa fss even: 6. .sr :. ,r..
is.sS Psrsss:n, T Il ii!S esiisss 6rss, 5seils
Inc BaaE q Ireland, ID Represented, 1ilk 10
visiisrs In me FNIisries. Cnrrsn, The great iysi
sssssns [ "a az asis IL srsss:s .Ss
Sns and The 81 hole picturs cas of xAQslss ssesi
!. ieSse Bepsv 10 having Paragraphs neee % u
= -. .ssss ss sssss q e.
,freyvd and cont " the prelsstsnt tbrDhan Asylss
;mth' eity nns portrait, BY 0lllume, ~ osl
was y esident Of tho hoard Of trustees Of that in
stitytpu. The portrait wss ordered by ". W
Cayvonn, ESQ.,, bJ whom u wss presented 70 th'
pis.nrs; % sssitsiion, and among thsss ser,
6ne ecpy, IN oi coiors of tbs head of8Aiiieo.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
UNITED TRADES UNION.
ALL THE LABoR oReAsIzAa1oSs !

ALL TIE LABOR ORGANIZATIONS TO
COMBINE FOR MUTUAL BENkflTs.
For some time past there has been movement
on foot among the labor organizations TO form
combination, which should include representa-
tive from each society, to meet In consultation and
devise some process by which expression could be
given to the public orthe needs, rcquireiucnts and
Justice due tho laborinR classes. To attain this
object II was thought best that each association
should send q committee. to meet like committees
hxcd Tor the meeting, which took place at Me
chanios' hall. There was rather slim attend.
ance, tho Amalgamatcd House Carpcnters and
Ivlncrs, Painters Union No. 25, Plasterers Assos
citation. aud Ecumenic Order United Mechanics
orly being represented.
Tho bricklsycrs and stonecutters had slrnihed
their intention 10 send committees, hut IN conse-
qucnee of the meeting being called before theirs
was held, representation from these two organ.
nations could not be had until 4 week hence,
Considering II unjust 70 perfect permanent
organization until the other societies could have
voice, only temporary oficers were chosen:
AUer bftef Interchange Of views on the object
Tor which they afsembled-whch was TO form
United Trades Union, In which alilsbor organ
tecret session eonsd the Of wages hour
for work, holding mass meeting In the interest
Of their cause-and amer mature delibcratlon dc
eide upon what course II viii bc necessary to pur
sue In order to accomplish the end they have "
| view. Without taking any dohnite action th'
committees were Instructed to return 10 their re
| specttve organizations and request that thch
membership 6e increased from tive to ave persons
| also, " endeayor to communicate with the 0the
| associations not having expressed themselves oi
| the subject, and induce them to send representa-
| tlyes TO the next meeting.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
GERsANAHERIcAN COMMITTEE
PROCEEDINGS Ar TURNER'S HALL.
LAST NIGHT.

LAST NIGHT.
The German. Americans met last evening at
Turner'S hall, Hon Simon Wolf presiding. On
the question Of taxation q church property Hon.
,. A, Boswell, OF the committee OF delegates on
that subject, addressed the meeting. He pre-.
nyunced the exemption OF church property from
tnxation zs unjust to the taxpayer and In direct
81 sps e % Ss .s%e asso Sy
lere Is no good reason Why /, should not bear IL
Immediate action by his committee In concert
with the committee Of German Americans, In
bringing the subject TO the attention of Copgress
Mr.. woLrs LETTER.
Mr.. Wolf remarked that when at the late mass
meeting he stated that the letter addressed By
HIN to the Board OF Police was read at theii
meeting and placed on filc for future reference
eiaring thai he had positive knowledge that tho
letter IN question, alter having been read. had
Teen laid upon the table: In order to prove The
Wolf requested the secretary TO read the follow
DErAnrSKsr OF MnJnoroIiIaS roL,er,
,, wASnssJos, Dec. is.s.
sin: Your eommunicA,ivn M president Of a
meeting Of Gertnan- American citizens to the
board Of Police in referrnoc TO liquor licences ~a'
board on the 18Th -inst., and, on motion Of Mr..
smith, u va. ordered 70 Be placed on ale.
Respectfully, your ebedient servant,
Mr.. Burshard reviewed The course of Mr.. scbSds
In q nianner that Wa far from complimentary
and sAid that SehAdo was jealous Because Mr.
VOLTS letter wns' adopted by the meeting in pref
erenee TO Sehade's resolutions. The letter wa,
oonclilatory In tone aud spirit.
The committee on the taxation OF church prop
erty was further instructed TO work In eonlunc
ton with tho committee OF delegates for an al
teration Of the tax laws so FAR az tho public
school fund Is concerned, and 10 have that portion
Of the taxes intended for the support OF the publ
sohools set apart as a sacred fund for school pur
poses only. A committee was also appointed /,
draw up RESOLUTIONS looking to tho relntroductloi
The meeting then ADJOURNED until Monday
IanUary
National Republican., 1873-12-30
!sPORTLNG NEWS.

,s.ss EoN NssIoorINe MATCH YESTERDAY.
Yesterday. was gala dag for the sportsnsn Of
the piss.h, sho assembled on Anaiestsn island
fbr ,so purpos Of witnessing tho pigeon shooting
mattel arranged some weeks since. A haadsome
aoahls.lauslel oech.loadins Rspias.eo CUR
wa, 10 have beep presented 10 The victor bal stei
,Hyin, sue b1n.-ed and thivsy pigcons Tie was
magc bs, weon ptrrick, Mnls and Williams and
a. nc hrds Ind ypi been novn the referee Mr.,
Spsdirey, lecllod tte match ts 70 hs eeaiigucd
k.sl dcchJsl al n Azure day. yhe last bird Der
~ rhof N mas kiiisd by h'Modap' skirnishor
hi - VI len within The prascribel aounds u vaa
~ee,snlIs toshe rules the match decided fair
'JLs toIiowlsY ~ the ssore, IN total; Mayhem, q
u.sify D, Bafte or, 0; House, .; Derrick, =; Mills
K iirynp, u wsiIiains, u Noakes, O. Harris, u
mater was arranged 90 tho grounds, TO take
:, v.s lRntAry e'iUi, At Rilrys park. IL n ox.
Y Mep 10 bn o very exciting afplr, ~ the tie oil
W yttdny WILL then be decflsdi and also At thii
W Lhtae .,eracks shots, Mayhem, fsrg useO
ha vArrls viii be pre- elent 10 sJd interest u III,
anS., snS v. l'Ls shovuns Will be At 10 yaras Gnd
.sh. Sif 100 yards. =
ths 70 S,ly mseting ef those interested will be
..,d4e Nsse tbs pscesssry arrangements.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
WAsHIyo ToN CITY BiBLE SOCIETY.

WASHIN0 TON CITY BfBJE SOCIETY.
Tho board Of managers held their regular
monthly meeting, al the rooms Of the depository,
last evening ate o'clock, Hon John q. Hardness,
president, In the chair. The meeting was opened
by reading portion Of Scripture and prsycr.
The depositary presented applications for III.
grants were made;
10 the Protestant Orphan Asylum, three dozen
Blbioei 10 . eolorcd sabbath school on Fifth
street tI.aw Building, two dozcn Tcstaments.
The resignation of Mr.. !. NJ. Duncanson rs q
member Of the board was received and scceptcd,
vacancy
The question indebtedness to the parent scot
ETY. was discussed. and the hope generally ex
donations 10 the society before the next annual
meeting, In view OF the service rendered In the
distribution Of the Bible throughout the city, /,
settle ali claims agsinst IL. After some further
routine busincss the board adjourned 10 meet OF
the last Monday In January, at 0 p m.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
/ John r. Mitchell,
93l Pennsylvania ave.

The ''T9Vpf Tpfsifsss'sftSgr ssff . ftSgrRfsss RFsssScssxrns, 81
VELVET, LxeRs Rs9HSsi6 9HSb 3 s'fiis' IN 'cosrunEs,
PRESS. p Rt(HfEflsf.s tffYT 3Sb NJ n hffuHl,o
Reserved e s.s q ,1s be-. spsss - essr m 81 %Srssnl;sd
'is s, s,sss, and at all fhe prlncipsi hotels.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
T8AysFsRs or REIL ESTATE.

Patrick o'Donuoghuc TO Lawrence DAILY, lot
"a, In square Ise, ssooi VIM. X. Woodward, ttus.
tee, to Elisa J. YarneiI, % feet front on West,
near Washington street, Georgetown, sb; Rosalie
land called Monastery, t3tOo; Patrick bailey TO
Patrick Frawley. part Of lot 7. IN square 100,
u, ,oo0 James l.. Hunt TO WIN. aud Thos Smith,
lot l, square b2s $1,000; Moses Kelly to Oliver N.
Whittiesey, lot 10, McEuen,s subdivision Of part
lot 3, In square ia, $4,000; Pierce shoemaker to
Mill Sent sat6
National Republican., 1873-12-30
BESpVED BrSJyFSs.

We are pleased to be able to state that Mr..
Isaac Alexander, Jeweicr, at l22o PennsyiyanIa
avenue, will continue TO prosecute his business at
his old stand. This 10 tile more gratifying from
the fact Of his having been forced INTO oinvointary
bankruptcy, Law that worked 30 disssirously
upon 60 many good men throughout the country
that Congress felt II 10 be Its duty to cause its re.
peal shortly after conveninp for tits session. This
indication Of pluck and enterprise on the part OF
Mr.. Alexander should elicit the sympathy and
support Of all his friends. We wish him every
success "a, ,--Sunddy Gaxtfff,
National Republican., 1873-12-30
SPLENDID TRUNKS, HARNESS, se

Topbsm Co., No. - Seventh street, adjoIn.
ing Odd Fellows' Hall, have . iNrge, varied, and
beautiful assortment of Iupks, sstehels, travel
horse covers, He., which they are selling Il re,
duced priees. They hays among their elegant
assoCtnnen many beautiiuI articles suitable Tor
entsrprising hrm s we'll known y sne of The
oldest and most reliable In the ptstriet. They
business thoroughly. Hence their sxtenslve trade,
hereand elsewhere. H - W.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
INSURE Ar UouF

The liberal indnetm ments offered By ike National
Union Fire InsurEncs Company oi this city, char
the most reliable and prominent citizens OF the
national metropolis, are suincient to warrant and
Indus all parties desiring hre Insurance. 10 assure
al heae, The cash capital of this company is one
hundred Thousand doilarswitk surplus Of eighty
thousand, and It's gentiemanly secretary Is .m
esteemed citizen, Noble ID. Lafner What more
could bo desired for securlty7
National Republican., 1873-12-30
POLICE CoURT-JUDaE SMELL.
CRIME IN RICHMOND:
SUPPOSED MURDER OF COLONEL J. ,
SPAuLDlNl.

SPAULDlNG.
On the nth OF December Mr.. Henry X. Atkin
son, the Commouwsalths attorney Of HsnrIeo
county, Va, discovered the iifslss body Of Col
J. q. spauiding, lawyer OF considerable attain.
ments, sitting On bench 10 the grand Jury room.
Every snrrod!ndng tended to the conciaIioh thai
murder had been eonnittsd. Tbs body was 10
elasshinE ne seat Of The bench and the right
oycfcoat Of the deceased, his shoes were placed
ykol Tho bench soms three or four feet from HIM;
his bat was 10 the window lust In the rear Of him.
and upon tse noor lay his cane, blsculi and a
two chzirs fsis fsfs To the len Of film, In the
eqrner OF the bench, was bundle Of papers liter.
ally Kleated ~ pool Of gore, and giving evidence
that I'm held had rested upon mom While his
no svidsnes IN Or about the building Of a struggle
having taken place, aud there - no reason % ssa
pose That any one bore ill.will towards the de-
ceased. cel. spauldlng was last seen Friday
tive of this city, and. during the war served al
lisatsnanS colonel q a Qohisdera.e regiment
he had been quite dssipated, and was IN the habit
Of sleeping about tho court house, An inquest
was held upon the corpse yesterday.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
BETHESDA,

Ihave this day concluded arrangements with
Charles Stott u TO-, Wholesale and retail dealers
in drugs, No. 40 Penpsylyaaia avenue, between
.sS .sS 3, x: 70 h:,s ss
Water In this city, blslFici Of Columbia And VIII.
ginia. They have . !frssh invoice now 81 the va
tsbiishmsni frssh sssry isw s xssEs direct rom IN
the springs In Waukesha, Wisconsin. From this
date We shall not supply the water to any person
or person. u this city but 70 this Arm alone whom
shall hold retponslble. Send 10 their store for
circulars and Bshssda Adrecafe.
RICHARD DUNBAR,
Director and General Msuager, Bethesda sprlnss,
wAukesia, Wisconsin.
H NAsHfHCroH Dec, d. ISs3,
National Republican., 1873-12-30
NEW YEAR,S GIErS.

II IL only necessary TO rcmind our readers that
Gait, Bro. a 90. have unfoldcd their Hlltterlpg
array OF sllyer-ware, particularly adapted fr
presentation rs New Years glits. NOTABLY
saivcrs AID rccoivsrs-just the things that are
needed for receptions during tho season com.
mcncinE On Thursday neat, Drop In at Galrs
and iook ut these beautiful things, anyhow.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
purrep NLynEgT AT THE MEMORIAL
kHfrrh " OUUBog ~ -7TT1

Lat mani Nile sabbath school Of DR.. Butler,
,'.'rss fern,, Of Fourteenth and N strvetA, gave
=. .s,sytahir sni, 60 islsilDg Of tabieaus, read
a., musle ap Fes iatiens Tho tabieau Of
s1Hs. CLAUS AL nua 'ii inhs 'a ana s'sn .. m m.h
s1n snms,ap" l'Ss en- Nrialpmsnt Va gfeatiy ~
ssi.s sssd ass mas efsd VabIS In all ~ ahsnssnss
sl,d execution
National Republican., 1873-12-30
unIInIY RInINl

A large share Of the enjoyment Of tho holiday
season con stats In outdoor sports. You want your
turnout to rival In elegance any thing our mod.
ern avenues. Robert II. Graham has an elegant
assortment Of family carriages, bu4gies, rScka-
Eighth street northwest. Gall aud see them, and
you cannot resist their temptation at such low
rat
National Republican., 1873-12-30
wFssrrR,S NsW DUrIoN.Ry

IlIuairsted for the benefit Of parent, child
tsachei pastor and friend, IL nov being lhsred te
the public by all our booksellers Cont fail 10
get this inyfluable companion with which 10 stari
the new year.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
EXTRAORDINARY IkpucEuEsrs

sylvsniA avenne, 70 tboso dssirihg baTg aims 10
black silk. He sdvsrtisee tho largest, 6sst and
= stSSs sSs 2, Genuine sisss ~. e BE- BE-
WOODEN Iressroods, shawls, hsndt ereh,eis gloves,
mourning goods, prints, inens and Housekeeping
dry goods Those dearing 10 feplenish In dress
OF hod dsehSd dry goods should not fall to inspect
National Republican., 1873-12-30

The public are invited TO call md examine the
establishment Of NJ. II. Prince, iooe Pennsylvania
avenue, and ~ the prices are not lower than my
other persons who hold out INDUCEMENTS Of what
ever nature, he does not expect their NJ tronnHe
National Republican., 1873-12-30
A..|i;'H \! iHSsft SfSt;sif,sssF's'E's'a Stsfss' !; SsssE'
GEO, d, E0ONTX.
DENNsYLvANIAA AIR LINE
fIiLAbEIEHwlASS ASSopx

L TO BALflMoREh ru,.
AND ALL POINTS ~ TN TIE NEW ESdIkSB
THROUGH BErwEEH MAsHrNeTos ASp
wIrHoufF Frli IN. l2St VA tdr CANS.
The equipment On ,hs ilns i new aud OF the mos,
ffHSs gS;$s ss'ia aislRsA 81 sRs
.Rf .si PHil SiisSStr I' sSspAy
totomae railIoad northeast corner Of sixth and d
fs., line, leave washington at 500 a. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore at s,sss. m. dsny, except sun.
Leave Yves, Philadelphia at ins p. NJ. daily, ex-
KTiys a New York at stio p m. daily, escep,
Rishnond express, leave Washington a, iiis p. M,
Leave Baltimore Il asp. m. daily, csccp, sun
Leave We, rhI9lssfEs,ss |. ?, \. AZ s%p.m.
Night express, leave Washington at s'os D. IN.
kesye s &st Phi lIsdeiphi l q s;sS q, n. daily.
Ss.. ns..fi ias III. Sss Hs.Fs 4 III
kahmoaa 5hEs awssetss'iSs isssa S or at m
sigh, .spsss., leave New. Ysrk al ;lwp m.
sss %,.sps.ss sas sss NV Yo4. with
SsS lSss s,on sa1 sr.sT
sssa ssr s ss sS
y ses Asa ~ ssn s e SS
fsassylssnla % sssnss "s nop,heasi corner o. sisiR
H.isnsTs and faionss rsiirosS, sotnss sisiS and
j,:tf General fa..suser AGENT.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
NEW ADVERrIsBMENTs.
A servant is wanted.
An eligible lot for sale.
An eifht-room house for sale.
y. Y. z. wants tl,ooo or 1850.

A servant 10 wanted.
An eligible lot for sale.
An eieht.room house for sale.
KY. z. wants tl,ooo or tl,boo.
Mr. Stlckney has money TO loan.
Several furnished rooms for rent.
Proposals for coal and transportation.
See notice TO Sunday School teachers.
Several six. room brick houses for sale.
Powell h Ginck, book and Job printers.
Malaga Fruit Company, s0s Ninth street.
Holiday games, stationery, sc, at Paufs
A second class ticket TO ST. Louis for sale.
See notice OF collector Of District Of Columbia.
New Years goods at Warren Choate 4 CO.'S.
Blank books and diaries at Philip Il Soiomons.
See notice Of German.A American Savings Bank.
Messrs. Little, Brown & Co. have new law books.
New Years presents at NJ. W. Gait, Brother h
G0'a
Harrison W. De Hart et Al. We. W. W. Dean
et ~.
New law books received by W. II. h o. II. Nor,
rlson. .s.. ...-.... ......r
La,,mer & Cloary will sell on to-day eleven
pianos, ..-....... ..
Key, o, II. Tiffany, D. D., will lecture thI.
WIN. J.. wall & 90. will sell to-day, at 10 a. m.
a lot OF furs. . ....
Centennial Lodge No. IL, F. A. A. NJ, meet,
this evening.
Petition Of James Davis, In the United State,
Patent once.
Potomac Lodge No. s F. A. A. NJ, will meet
this evening.
Third annual ball Of Washington Light Guard
! New lear's eve.
Forty cases OF Valencia oranges for sale b,
John W. Luns,ion.
A meeting Of the womens Christian Assoeia
alton will be held this morning.
Iatimor \ Cleary will sell, January 70, at 10 o
m, a lot Of condemned quartormas.crs' and ord
nance property.
The sale OF a large two-story frame dwelling
and store 10 Uniontovn is postponed until wodncs
day, January 7. at t;5o p. N.
Green b Williams will sell on Saturday, Jan
usry 8, at 10 c'elock O. NJ, set Of household FUR
niture and also . lot OF law books.
b. II. Warner Will sell on Friday, January 0, q
p m, a two. story and back building brick dwell
ing on Eighth betweca NJ and N streets mort west
D. II. Warner VIII seil on saturday, Januar,
10, at 4 p. M, vaiusbls improved property OF
Eighth street, between r and streets north
west.
B.H. Warner wiz sell on Saturday, Januar.
| 81, At Z p. m, valuable property on South ]
street, between sixth street east and North Caro-
lima avenue, and on sixth street east, betweei
North Carolina avenue and south street.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
THE REFORM SCHOOL.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD o,
TRrGTEEa

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES.
The fourth annual report ofthe president OF the
Reform school has been transmitted to tho At,or-
ney General. The report, after speaking Of the
death Of three Of the trustees in the board the
Ing, "a null account Of which has been published
IN ,rIIu REpunIioAs,)it says little progress has
ios Of u. soil sSd unsvsSSes. Of tse issd wSsh sSh
y V hoped. Will be overcome IN another year, "
ths proper a,sI.tsnos !, narni,hsd ey Congress,
the Agric alturN Department and other pnsiie
purchase o. about one hundred and twenty acrer.
ton 70 erect an additional family building; e a.
iare ior tins 6cildngs srsady er.c.ed; Tor rsnc,ns
~. mrm In part and fOr supplying the school
II nsIi refers to The Juvenile reformatory and
ID references thsreto from lsttsrs Of Dr. Z q.
msnts can b made, and reeomnsnas that every
Asiiiy b. offered the boys IN the rsformaioriss u
e Ss sca ss Y sna dsss .s
4 i.ss;d i tssi x:iS'. q sa:;sSsry e siss @
tErist%ss, New Yssrs, nd fsarsh q July and nd
th,s % nahs thsr happy had EEL q y they were
s.s :sho. e ss;.
eel YORK, And ~ more room y gained more will he
employed. Ths isnatss ef the school and ofncsrs
year, and . yss no dssth hos occurred among the
Ths ins,iie,ion vss ari opened for tho rscep.
'lsu of boys December 10, 1909, since which time
there .has been received ~ boys, and fyi DE.
ehssys9. styiPl y the instituiicn mp 70 Novem.
ssr ! iEa M ~ Mssya hsr,aE u. present year .
@imsSi y rsssisins IL tss institution. ~ Jan Jan.
ussy ], is7a, - discharged and escaped. Ofthe
number Hdmitted this yeAr, . ware born In the
Disirict Of Uoiumbis, 8 in Masyiaad, 10 In VII.
6ina, In Pennsylvania, Q IN Oonheetisat and . In
rss ysr,s,n,Ass 2, sSc'. sSmi,,sd are
y African. Tho commi.tAls each months were;
January, y; FebreAry, 10; March, II April, 7;
May, d July, o. August. Q; ssp1smber,i, i, and
October, II. Csuss VI commitment: Larceny rs.
sssault and battery, .; ineornpbls, q, and vs-
United wers resolved are Police Court, - Drimi.
nal Court, president otthe Board Of Trutees "a.
Tbs ntnoast received during the year has been
AL. o1i ss.eint expended, ~, t,ioss1; leaving
balance Of t2iAst on hand. In Addition TO The
sboye debt has been incurrsd fer rlothinf, pro
visions q: assi and ineidentai srpsnsss amounting
IN cancIaalon the president says 1'Ths board Of
trustees are dsxlrcns TO attrset the attention Of
cur otirens, inAie hnd Rmale, to tAts Institution,
aud avskon IN Interest therein. Visitors who
desiIs 70 see q yottings and the Influence II Is
cept Sundays, whloh are devoted to religious du.
ties, vhsn Y Is proper that the school should not
BE- disturbed. ClefHymen, however, Of every Dc.
nomination who come TO address. the boys are pi.
ways welcome, and their aid gratefully accepted,
provided they avoid tectariauism aud Sddress the
boys 10 langusge and manner adapted 10 their
comprehension"