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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

Last Monday was County Court LIZ at
Georgetown, and the offerings of s,ocLS any
kind were not large There were about 800
head of cattle on the market mostly of COM
mon and medium quality. No lirst-eass of
any age that re saw. The demand was good,
and nearly all offered were sold W: W.
Adams sold head Of medium two oar-olds
81 $50 f0-about &c per IN. lie also sold 20
head Of short two-year-olds, medium quality,
At about Sc. Willis Lucas sold - rough two,
ycar-olds at &c, and 81 10 per head also
ycarlings, medium quality, al s n per head,
about 4 !c per H. We saw no calves offered.
The demand for mules was very good, as
many Of our prominent shippers were present
There were a head Of small ased stock bid
to Slo2 and Withdrawn; aged ones, IS hands
high, sold at $3.50 %. Ally belong sold II
medium yearling- at So per head. 4 few
pairs Of broke mules were offered, and sold
from $3.50 to $50, according to quality.
The horse trade did not amount To much,
and no prices obtained worthy Of MENTION
Observer and Reporter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21
GOOD TEMpLAR
WE are paying Z cents cash for beef
hides, GEO D. WEAREN g co.
Flra nt NIt. Vrrlon.

On Thursday night the l1,h instlnt, the
County Clerks ofiao az IT, Vernon. R,ct-
castle county, was discovered wrapped ia
flames by the railroad employee on the freight
train, al a late hour Of thc night. The alarm
was given in time to save lae court-house, bu,
too late to get out hu. a small portion Of the
county records. The Gre was evidently thy
work Of an inccndiay.
T. r. CHENAULT's drug store is now
on the soatheast ooyasr OF Main and
Lancaster streets.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21
MONDAY, Feb. IL, 1873
CATTLE.

eia should understand that changes fr tho better 90
Eorse have takea Place during the week.
MoSDAY, Feb. II, 1873.
CATTLE.
L0rrsvfLLE.--But few extra good shining
cattle on sale Extra shipping and butci,crS
b,eeves, 81 900 ST. good, IS 5o@sl 25 me-
dun, 50 700 So 25.
Nsw NoRE.--Rcccipts lighter tl.Rn previ-
Gus week, but average quality better; conse-
qucntly an advance. Prime to extra all sold
at $50 l4c; average price, l2c. The market
will probably keep up for the season.
PnILADELPHIA.-Faird demand and prices
frncr. Extra State and Western steers, $50
: j0i fair to good, SO 50@S7; common,
5000.
ST.. LoUIs.--Good demand and firm. Fair
to choice native steers, 81 SOC 50.
IsOGs.
CiNcfSNATL-Firm at 81 Goa 81 20 for
shippers; butchers, 81 s0taS5.
LoUIsvuLE.-Good heavy for butchers use
selling at S4 600 81 70; light at siGSi %.
SHEEP.
LOUTsvILLE-.irrivals fair and market &C.
tive. Best heavy S5GG; aud good at SSt94
NV YoRE Active at ie advance; good,
sic; extra, SIC.
HORSES AND MULES.
few are still going South. Little change
reported in the markets.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

4 project i on foot TO build ucv Prcsby.
terisu church A. Paint Iiek, Garr',rd county
To itfu.ni'al m,mhcfs have proposed 20
r.se $500 each.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

jordan Lawson vas arrested la Pulaski
county, last week, and tried in Grab Orchard
90 the charge Of burglary lie had in HE
possession pair Of boots and a pocket knife
which were identified as part of the property
stolen from the store of Mr.. j. h. Edmis,on
few weeks ago. Lawson was held 10 bail, in
default OF which he was lodged in Jail to
await trial.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21
BEST THING IN THE WEsl I
Atehlson, Topeka aad Santa Re Railroad
EaA-rJD s..
THREE BILLION ACRES

Situated ia anil mar As AyLaascs lazy hs
Find Portion q KaHsas'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

We call s.ocial notice to the card in our
advertising columns, this week, II Bonlurant
a Co., commi,.ion merchants, Louisville. Ky.
A better, more reliable, or more libcral-dcal-
ing firm cannot be found and person. needing
anything in their line will do well to send
them their order.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

have failed, and business IN their Ime a. yer.
gloomy.
ncssce mountain cattle on srsA,c,. !. !
Monday.
Ono Of our live stock reporters thinks Nj.
Tom Woods, Of Boyle has the best lot Of
caltl, in thu section, which he is feeding on
corn.
A Fsyyto county nan, who recently went
io 81. Lnui- to buy grazing castle, returned
without Purchasing, sayins he could do as
we'll At home
Mcsrs Emery q Foster are nov driving a
brick trade in Tennessee cattle, shipping from
Nlshyill' TO Madison county, Several car
loals passed up Yesterday.
Mr.sls. ric Il Walscr Of Pail Mall, Teun.,
wore in town yesterday with about 30 head Of
hir Tennessee csstle They report cattle
very scarce ia thcir section.
Report. from our farmers, during the last
frw diys, arr myrg favorable in regard to the
wheat crop. But f,v contemplate blowing it
no ami planting The p Id- an com.
4 fine young Jack Is Cor sale by r. and T.
Porter of this county. lie is four years old,
By l4eurql-, he by jim Porter H. has
proved himself surc foal-gctter and good
breeder l7-ls
Mr. Henry Grooms has just rotanisd tom
louisiana and IMPORTS 20 ihe Odssru aAi Re-
patef lhlt the mule trade Is good Tbs best
broke stock sells at $500 10 s2lO; unbroke
good quality, SlGe to Sls5i small ones, $40
good demand for small median mules.
We caut always perhaps sometimes find
out what burnside X Anderson. got for tho
small Dot of two-year-old cattle -old to Georg,
Bright "Wednesday, but something Was said
about ,hc price a. Nc passed by, and We juds,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

Mr. John Bright, Of this vicinity has for
sale pair Of extra good broke mules 1924
Many Of the sugar-planiers ia Louisiana
have failed, and business in their 'ns Is very
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

Pauic. who send ,ho.r names for our rap,r.
aud request ihat Ne take the pay out in trade.
sAould state what kind of trade. We once
heard Of an editor WHO sent hi. paper 10 a
distant patron on those conditions, and found
at the end Of the year that his subscriber wss
a cuHin-makcr
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

On Tuesday lat Mrs. 4. y. Root and Mrs
William Hays were riding together in bug
ry, On the road to o. neighbour hou.c, when
thcir horse stumbled and tell, and became en-.
tangled in the haru,s, end they would have
sustained tsriou- injuries but for the oppor.
mne arrival II Mr.. "a. Ncllohcrt.. " ho hat.
crcd to their assistance REGARDLESS of Biz own
oGty. The miics rrad "tnclc Id a.
,.tit, a horn
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

We have noticed, during the past few DAYS,
a peculiarly pleasant manner about most OF
our merchant They are beginning to brush
mp and pat ON airs inside their houses, and an
mir Of business is disccniblc 1t glance.
Polish up gentlemen, and enter the fight with
renewed energy, determined To win again.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUTrRs,I

TINsEE EAtEG aiaiit This 0rfnt aro--I0w Prices,
ioug traii, ana ltohai' o. H.ltss oi uaaaly one
tirih Rich soil and sfl. asid Climate; short aud
mild inEI., rig piln ns. sid us wing Of stock
ileuty 90 Nssuisa sl4i iusl BAD ta' u' Poo ssa Coal.
Stone ani h.i Che liuc Cheap iiatf. Lumber,
Coal Aei iru lIl h uei by sg .lltogsi Homestead
and Pfseiurt ns nov ahuula'li hls lllss railroad
the iins ~ d Hnat rhraugh Route; Products via
pay Or h,nd ANIL improvements.
IN l. TnK BRsT OPPORTUNITY EFER OyfEREO
20 the ftnLic, through HE recent completion VI
the Road.
for ehoalars aud g'nsrsl inounAion, slales
A. l., VOu1AIIN.
OF "A. c. BRYANT, - 81 ~. Manasef iaaa Dept
ieiuia. 400, h rusakA kAN.
Or GEo. NJ JAoAsoN, 20 Me- Third II C.nrpasti, o.
al-lm
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

The SaSton Minstrel Troupe exhibited here
on "Wednesday night, It was patronizrd very
literally, The music on the street by the
band was the richest treat We have enjoyed
for years. We regard Henry Saxton as with
out an equal in Kentucky or elsewhere on an
J. Hat cornot, and do not wonder that he has a
national reputation,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

The Good leHplus' 1srocI'c, in speaking Of
stanford, and the peculiar pride Of citizen
ship which chlractcrizcs the inhabitants, ssvs.
TO tell them You arc q native aud citizen Of
New lo.S City, is 10 excite tLgir PITY Tor YOU,
that YOU should be born SO far away from
stanford
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

citizen Of our town, left us this morning.
To try his fortunes in California We wish
him pleasant journey, a suoccsful slourn,
and that he may return to his native country
with a boun,iul supply of the yellow 1, ed
f,1 "
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

The young Ci,gro> of Willow Grove mot in
debate last Wednesday night, and settled the
question ~ 10 the merits and dement's of the
republican and monarchical forms of govern
mont EcpunIicini-m tiumphcd, and the
crowned h,-', viii ucmblc with e,.p ..bo..
the news is flashed over thc Atlantic cable.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21
SHEEP.
svILLE. Arrivals fair
nnsl Lnarr 81, 4. .nd ~
IsORSEa Avn WILL

A few are still going South. Little chang
reported in the markets.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

At the residence Of his father, Henry Bryant,
ten miles north Of Somerset, on the 9th in
slant, of brain fever, William Bryant aged
twcnty-one wears.
COUNTY COURT
Our County Court is in session TO-DAY. W.
y, Owens has taken out letters Of admni,;ra-
ton upon the estate of hi, father. William
Owens, deceased. Thomas Blllcs, our sheriff.
came to time, as he always does with No. |
bond for the discharge of his duties
ALERT.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

The long looked for school money has bcen
received by The Commis-iouor, Mr. :. :. Ne
Roberts, amounting to $3.50. \ good lor-
t.H Of has been distributed, and the rc-
tinder is r,ady for distribution whenever
demanded
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21
LOCAL ElllEVETEEH.

The watcr-counc' werc higher on sunday
than at any time since lat spring.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

\ sheep on the farlu Of Mr. Jamcs Dawson.
at Mt, Aguii, gave birth TO lamb with siE
woiI.iormcd legs, lev days ago Verify Il
sheep sh,ll be- born in Bourbon county, within
The next few weeks, Without leg. Prophecy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

Wanted = cheap boy-to hold our hat
while VIZ boiler cor the passage Of a hog
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

Lat week We advertised in one line for a
secondhand carpet Up the hour ct going
TO pres, We have received sixteen applications
Who'll take the next one? "Tlis thing OF
advertising so much l. al -tu1, anyhow"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

A correspondent Of the Kentucky Adrociie,
at this place, calls upon the Trustees Of Stan
ford tor Pm exhibit oi their books. We wish
that correspondent would likewise urge the
Trustee Of the Stanford Cemetery to give an
account Of their stewardship. II there Is
enough money in their hand- to purchase a
pair Of hinges aud gatc-laich, We want to
know H. The Town Trustees tell us that
they are prepared to have their books audit
ed. Can the Cemetery Trustees say a. much {?
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

Captain W. +. Mckinney returned home
from Lexington few day ago. having under
gone an operation Tor canc,r. lie think, be
{, greatly relieved. The operation wa per
formed Ly Dr. Smith
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

very hnc specimen Of colorcd photog-
rsphy is On exhibition At the gallery Of J M.
fanditer. II is picture Of MIR A. : Mycrs,
rroprieto7 81 the Nyers llousc, printed by
Mr. sand.lyr, and colorcd by Ne Smith.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

Marks Of violence arc plainly visible just
in front of the crur-hou-a -.ep4-thc result Of
a littl, MISUNDERSTANDING between one Of our
citizens and = county official
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-21

We are requested by several citizens to call
meeting Of the Trustees Of the stanford
Cemetery at the National Eank tomorrow
Saturday evening at o'clock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

\ writer under the signature Of "An Amer
lean" In the London Spectator, says that the
word "Britishcr" was never made use Of by
an American unless derived from English
sources. There are, the writer says, certain
English noyelists, who, knowing nothing
whatever about US, create ideal Americans Of
stamp such as never existed even among
the toughest backwood smcn. These charac-
tcrs talk Of "Britishers," but no Englishman
on this side the Atlantic ever heard the word
used by any but his own countrymcn. It Is
purely an English Americanlsm. II was
probably first used by some novelist, and
struck the public fancy, and has been In
vogue ever slncc-ln England. I have heard
the word used here, but only, as have said,
by those who had 1t suggested by English
SSs or Heaven
language without having slang phrases made
for us. We Of New York guess" and In
the South they ''reckon." We Ego right off, 4"
meaning to Ego Immediately" The Vulgar
American ''darns" everything and every body,
and although never heard Il, am told that
the abandoned Massachusetts, Yankee some
times calculates, as they arc made TO do In
English novels. In Maryland and further
South everything Is mighty nice," but is
that worse than lawfully jolly?"
Another essentially English Americanism
Is to speak Of "thc States" have noticed
Americans using this phrase after having
been In England, but never before. They
say the united States" and "Amcrica,' but
"the States" never. ! use the present oppor-
tunlty Of correcting these false Impressions,
not because your use OF the word "BritiBher"
particularly offended my patriotism, but be-
cause have long wished to protest against
the way In which our national pecullarities
have been exaggerated, and In many cases
mallciously misrcpresentcd by such writers
as Mr.. Dickens, and host Of others. When
people derive their ideas of country from
these Ideas arc somewhat vague and inaccu-
rate. Some of their impressions are indeed
remarkable. A relation of mine travelling In
Wales last summer heard 1t confidently as
serted that "all American women smoke and
chew tobacco" Another, some years ago,
while sitting at the dinner table OF an Eng
lish gentleman, overheard lady remark TO
her neighbor: There Is an American, and
he behaves very WE'LL" This well Informed
Englishwoman probably was surprised not to
see the novel American, who has lanky
jaws, q beard like goat, and who eats his
dinner with bowie knife. She may have
belonged to the class that Imagine the streets
of New York infested with Indians In war
paint and feathers; or perhaps she was like
that French lady, the sister Of well known
novelist, who remarked incidentally to q
friend Of mine-who by the way, was as
blonde as any ELECTROMAGNETIC SEQ
have black blood In my veins, like all you
Americans"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27
EQUAL RIGHTS LEAGUE.
A SECRET POW WOW LAST NIGHT,

sevsssees Le.suer- In CounciI-A MIS-
tcrisus Mcetisa-The List Of the Faith
fui-The Republican Discussed Who Is
the BLACK Catt-statcswaniikc Opis-
less OF the RepubIicpu-A Batch OF In
tervicws.
Seventeen individuals OF the secret orgaulza-
Ito q known as the Black Mans party assembled
last evening In the third story Of the Nsw National
Era once, on Eleventh street. Al I O'Clock three
individuals were noticed seated on the front step
awaiting the opening OF the door, and anxious
TO transact business. From this time up 10 $50
O'Clock the faithful dropped In one by one, until
the number above mentioned was mustered.
Among those assembled were the following:
DR.. J. L. N. Bowen, Peof. X. T. Grcener John y.
Cox, tof the county, Rev. W. J. Walker, Keith
Smith. Henry Piper. WIN. Walton, Lewis Doug
Iva, Q. II. Thomas and W. q. Costin. II Is stated
that the principal business transacted was dis
cussion OF the uneSp ected cTp,se made by the
REPUBLICAN last Monday morning AMI the dis
astrous results II would cause the movement.
IL was further decided that greater vigilance
should be observed, and the key-hole reporter
excluded, n possible. In sdItiOn 10 this, II was
agreed that the stand taken by the REPUBLICAN
was prejudicsl TO the Interests OF the colorod
man, and all those subscribing for the paper
should be recommended TO discontinue their
subscription. q.
To make this effort more cnectuai a sub.
committee. from each Legislative district, was
appointed to canvass the respective districts,
and see how many colored men read the RErup.
LicAs and n they could not be Induced to drop
the paper. The room was close aud warm, but
the discussion was warmer, and showed con-
ciusively that the gathering was not very unanl-
m m a m amman
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27
e,,,g ,aia., e N, Mp,

HOWARD COUNTY, MD, August ", l5I3,
The services during yesterday and to-day were
OF q very interesting nature. Yesterday morn.
ing, at o'clock, an experience meeting was held
at the stand. At II a. m. Rev. W. q. Cooper
preached an elegant sermon-text from the 36th
Pain, 9th verse. At 0 p. NJ, Rev. Il. Lane, OF
Frederick city, preached an Interesting sermon
from st. John xy:t: "Abde In me and | In you"
At s p, IN. Rev. Daniel Aquilla preached-text,
Isaiah xii:4: ave shall draw water from the well
Of salvation" After a spirited exhortation BY
Rev. q. Il. Pinkey several came forward to be
prayed for, and before the close Of the prayer
meeting several professed to have been happily
converted. The "Band" continued the prayer
meeting until Q a. IN.
To-day, at s q. M, an experience meeting was
held. At II n. IN. Rev. q. 4. Pinkey delivered n
nne discourse. AT Q p. IN. Rev. j. W. Loan, Of
Baltimore, preached from these words OF jesus
"Never man spake like this man." After which
the sacrament OF the Lords supper was admin
istered to large number, including some twenty
ministers.
Among the visiting ministers are r. Brown, Z.
Lawson, W. @. Johnson, Phillip Scott, r. II. Mat
thews, and s. q. Grimm.
The people are anticipating good time. The
Asbury choir, OF Washington, ID. c.. will visit
the camp on next Sunday, when we expect Prof.
4. p. Bell will give US grand musical treat.
w. l.. II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

CHICAGO. August u, 1879.
To the Editor NJ hs Chicago P1sE
The article in the Post Of to-day touching
the photography Of Daniel Drew calls to mind
q laughable as well as humiliating incident
in connection with the career Of ono Foley,
Of Indiana, who by some inscrutable hocus-
pocus got into Congress many years ago from
that State. Foley was addicted 70 much lot
ter writing, and some of his letters have got
Into the papers. The Democratic cditors--of
course Foley was Democrat-would nx up
the capricious syntax and photography with
which Foley's epistles abounded, but once In
a while the opposition would get hold OF one
and publish II verbatim ct spcllatim." In
one OF these he had used the phrase god for
bidd!" The comments upon the gross impro-
priety OF an NJ. G. spelling God with little
zig" brought Foley out In another letter, In
which he said; "You find folt with me for
spelling God with little T.. want you to
no that am tho last man IN Indiana TO make
capitle out Of my maker and that's why !
doant yuse the big g.
II was the same Foley who afterwards
wrote to Mr.. Greeley who Unpublished YER
hatim one Of the illlterate Foloylsms In the
Tribune "YOu dam ornary old cuss-you
bad odder with my constituency" When Mr..
Greeley printed this last epistle Just as It came
to hand foleys rage was so intense that he
never went to Congress again, notwithstand.
Ing his declaration that he was not In bad
"odder" with his "eonstituence.
ISDIAsA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

Henry Jones, Harry Thompson aud Frank
Gates, riot and ARRAY; Jones and Gates forfeited
their collateral, and Thompson, who was pres
ent, pleaded not guilty; to. Charles Mattlngly,
assault and battery on Thomas Randolph; SO
and costs. James T. Castleman, Charles W.
Mattingiy and Charles Mahon, charged with as
sault and battery on Albert Cammack, who ties.
tined that on the night OF the 18th instant he
was walking across L street, on Thirteenth,
towards his home, when he was struck and
Knocked down; he called out murder" and Mr.
man, and lined Mahon and Mattineiy sIc0 each
and costs. Appeal. Edward Rady, threats; 500
bonds to keep the peace. john L. LePly, riot
and ARRAY; %. d. Shorter, assault on George
Barnes, assault on Phillip Green; q. Nathaniel
Hall aud Charles Anderson, highway robbery OF
q pocketbook, 50 In money, from Mrs. Cusick
stones on New Jersey avenue; IS collateral.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


r. NJ. Hall has q fne lot OF sod for sale.
Mary Darcy's brother desires TO see her.
William McNeir has money to loan In sums 10
suit.
Bee the timetable OF the great Pennsylvania
route.
john MoDermott returns thanks to the nre
and police departments.
Thomson academy, 1915 Twelfth street Dorth-
west, opens September !.
Noursc Middleton receive in payment OF
special taxes bonds and certificates Of the Board
OF Public Works.
The nrst annual excursion OF Company A,
nrst battalion National Guard, will take place
on The 2sth Of September.
Latimer CIeary will sell, on Monday, Sep
TENDER IS, at O'Clock p. m, q three-story brick
dwelling on Fifth street west, between and N
streets north.
Green a Williams will sell, on Monday, Sep
TENDER Is, NJ $50 O'Clock p, m, valuable I'M
proved property on Pennsylyania avenue, be-
tween Twenty fourth and Twenty-nfth streets.
The sale by d. II. Warner OF valuable I'M
proved real estate, on Columbia street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets and Rhode I,lsnd ave-
nue. northwest, 10 postponed until Thursday az
ternoon, August %, at . o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27
GENERAL CITYNEUrS.


MI. 1. N. Saunders, esq, returned 10 the c,ty
Yesterday from atwo-wceks' trip to his friends
In the North. y ~ -
ApIgeon-shoot'lg match took place yesterday
At the Highlands, between four young gentle
thirty killed. MI III. ~ II
Quite an exciting game Of base ball took place
yesterday afternoon between the hotlves and
Mutua's, which resulted In favor OF the Actlyes
by score OF . tos.
The residence OF Rev. NJ. A. Turner, No. 1910
X street, was entered Monday, during the alb
sencc OF the family, aud robbed OF several
articles Of value aud ts0 .lI.'
For the nrst time since the damage to the Bal
timore and Potomac railroad, occasoncd by the
late storm, through traina will be run TO New
York and Philadelphia tonight. IF
Mr.. l.. n. Robertson, Of the ohio Republican
association, has Just completed the necessary
arrangements for reduced transportation from
Washington TO Cincinnati during the coming
Washington Commandery, No. 4, X. T., holds
Especial meeting at the Masonic Temple this
evening, at 1870 O'Clock, to consider the proposed
Tip 70 Hartford, Connecticut. There should b.
full attendance OF members. .
The two hundred and forty pound turtle fol
Mr.. VIM. Dickson, caught by Mr.. RI. Duban,
while on pleasure trip down the river, has ar
rived, and Is now on exhibition ut the Dickson
house. IL Will be served up In style as soon a
| the cxcursionlsts return home.