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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-21
STEAM BOATS.
For Cincinnati.

THE LIGHT-DRAUGHTP PAS
I,u7Ee6 senger Steamer r. X. HUDSON,
william List, Commander, Char
ev Ltst. Clerk, will leave for the above on
SATURDAY,, NOV. y, 1873, at. 3 O'Clock
p. M. For freight or passage apply on
board or to
febl4 Oh. BOOTH & Co., Agents
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-21
ruEP.uEnK cnefrANION

EVERY LADY WANTS ONE.
IIEvcry man Gnght 10 have one.
Sent on receipt often cents Address /. Z
HYDE& Co, 1875 seventh Avenue, y. l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-21
UU d G. Il .

AGHSES everywhere 10 sell our new and
WANTED novel fmOrO!dering hacGlue.
send tor Illustrate. circular To the Mckee
Manufaci uring Company, 5JJ B-oadway,
New York. mayo-c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-21

EoN-T0S FEsHTAyEON SIGNALS
GENT ON RECEIPT Of Is CENTS.
SUnique Printing and Publishing House,
Is Vesey street, sew York. maybe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-21

Has been before the American public
OIER THIETY years. It has never yet
failed to give perfect satisfaction. and has
1css'y been styled the panacea foS all ex-
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swellings,
sPrstns, Bruises, &C., &c, for Man and
Seass, NO family should be q single day
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-21

IN al LgqgqlA ami ECol"Vn Nt1.rH
National Republican., 1873-12-20
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. -Fiour-wc
Gsss sx ''ss S wssss Ss s'sss sps e sss %
Howard street DO, AZ Ei 10 do: Extra Il u. Is;
e. sssa IL ss T'Rss s'Iss, 'HS SS
sss TArss Is ss ss"afsa sSrsss "; s5 ss
s ssss y % I gSs Ss Il "a rsIs sI !s4. SS
saics Of Western, but OF Pehnsyvanla ooo bushels
Soss,1T onsr,ny. Of Southern corn to-day
were liberal, snountinE TO go bushels, ali oi
s':n ss,.sn 70; ss ara M NJ
were n;Od bushels white at 6s@Io cents for damp,
, ~ s sI. s'Pi: %.sn 81 Sis sHP dS
learn ~ Of no sales and quote In Elevator at 7e@Tl
5qi,.@ws have only sales of 800 bushels prlm,
Sys.Hws note The market arm, and quote at ssa
asS,s prizes 2: fSI,SSs GS Maans
.lo. good orSiaaiy 'i Nv cents, @ and sooI &c. SSn' q
"osrssSiSas:. Ts Western advice. continue, Nv
.Iinsd 70 be heavy. We learn q sales yc,ierdpy .
s os sGsHSSsy sSsy sni I'D Sss ssu ssS AZ A
SS3'I ssgsl.r s.Ss lS. fSs ss % sGSsssrs
are selling si Iss cents t9r shSuidsf, and ~
o.l 'i:;% S.. fsis ard & ss " ' sS
We report he narSst Sr,s, Viii, sood "S.S DEMAND
SsrRs90 nov snS ,sss a tg SSs Rsr 'ssn e
nom store, and Is 10 islr spppii :"
ss%ss EaSilss y'isea o., SfST sssI.s tsSs SssSSs "a
ssaiss Porte Kso grocery, iIas scnss; sad DsSe p
T'FS s:ssag Ps" Ss@a , a.. Wine: .o,,,nv.
All aasis a G.@ m psr gallon. ~ ''''' w
National Republican., 1873-12-20
NEW AbrER TYSE.iIE.yTs.
bankruptcy notice.
q farmer lie wanted.

bankruptcy notice.
q farmer lie wanted.
Three rooms. for rent.
A nvc-story house for sale.
Sunday Herald double sheet.
Pura apple cider at II. E,snn's.
Hot and cold soda at Mllburn's.
Univcrsalist services Tomorrow.
Pickles and catsups at II. Exams.
Molasses, Of all kinds, at II. Eyan's.
Holiday goods at Joseph l.. Savagc's.
Shares In the Washington Gymnasium.
new supply Of layer raIsns at II. Egan's.
Dawson Lodge, No. TO- will meet on Monday.
Preaching tomorrow In Waugh NJ. Z. church.
Graham or dyspeptic -four for sale by II. Egan
Wines and liquors for the holidays at II. Egan's
Elegant holiday presents at Began 4 wyiIc's
A store for rent and good Will and fixtures for
sale.
See notice of the Washington City Savings
bank.
See tho holiday issue tomorrow OF tho Sunday
Gdzefie.
Barlow's Gallery Of Fine Arts, l2a5 Peunsyl.
vanla avenue.
Dry goods and carpetings at great bargains at
W, W. Burdette's
Twenty casks Of new currants for sale By
John W. Lumsdon.
A meeting OF ST. Patrick's Temperance Society
o. Sunday evening.
JOHN w. Iywsion has scrouty.hve barrels Of
Baltimore pearl homiuy for A,lc.
VIM. l., VI all s. Co. will cell on Monday, De.
cember ., at 10 a. M, large stock Of teas.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
EQUAL DIVISION or POLICE.


The necessity for a more general distribution Of
the police force Is daily becoming more apparent.
The suburban sections Of the city are left In an
unprotected state In order TO use the large bulk
OF the force In the business sections. A policeman
seems necessary at each corner cur seiilivhtei
anu eontl tlgpuy travelled avenues, while none ore
provided Tor the security Of the remote NSu5Es.
As consequence pstit larsehles, Insults to
females IN the street amer dark, and q general
uncnsnats Of families resident IN these Sections
ale bepU.niny frequent.
On Hrdptsday last a thief entered the resi-.
denoe q Doctor Creep, on Madison street, be.
tween and Y and Sixteenth and Seventeenth h
streets, while the Doctors wife was Temporarily
abssat and was discovered carrying Oh the entire
wearing apparel OF the family.
On SiStssnth street, last evening, the female
servant OF one OF our most respected citizens was
insultod by q lasciv!Sus wretch who had the
daring 10 seize hold Of her clothing
Only week or two since lady on the same
street was Violently robbed OF package In her
hand, taken by the Villain who dcd with them.
These facts have made the population Of that
section anxious that night police with beats -
sufficiently Halted TO enable them TO properly
watch and patrol them be detailed Tor duty here
ut least during the winter eason.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
BREACH or PROMISE. .
A GOOD REroRaIER Tsoup1.r

hoDoD hbf OhMEh IN TROUBLE.
A suit has been entered by 4 young WON'T n
named Catharino story against the superInion
den, Of the Reform School, +. W. Howe, charging
him with being her seduccr anJ the fatae. Of her
illegitmaie chi;h. The declaration filcd by her
attorneys, Messrs CarringtIn, sets ftsth shat on
the 18th day OF hecember defendant agreed up.
dcrtook, and faithfully promised within siI
months to take her &c wife, and the plaintiff con.
hiding IN said promise, hath always refused 10
contrast matrimony with any other man, ard still
Is unmarried. And further charges that placing
full hiih and credit 10 his promises, and IN com.
pliauce with hs requests, she was induced 10
have intercourye with him, and IA due course Of
time gave birth te o child, OF which defendant as
laid at 10000
The circumstances of the case are rs follows;
She had been employed at the school for q nun.
her OF years as !aundrcss; during this time she
charges that she had been scduced by Howe, and
she had given birth TO child, Of which she says
Howe Is The nther. Mr.. Howe denies the charae,
and denounces the same as Job TO extort money
from him, and he Is willing to meet the charge In
court. The plaintiff In this ease, Cathnrine story
was the daughter OF laboring man, Robert
Story, who was killed by the falhag Of wall at
tho Academy Of the Visitation, In Ceorvet own,
last year, during the building Of the new oxh
tion hall. He LETT o wldOw--his second wlfe-aud
large family of children, In poor circumstances
Cstharine, being the oldest e6lld, t'he daughter
OF Story's hrst wife, was compelled to obtain
work 10 help contribute 10 the sup, ort Of the
Snn,iE; Sina5E; and go, Snpicynsn. ct lie Reform
National Republican., 1873-12-20

tFrGm The Louisiana lntelligencer.l
The FIRST constitution OF tho State OF Louisiana
was formed In 1911. It continued In force up 10
isi6, In which year convention was held and b
new constitution adopted, Both Of these consti-
tutions provided for the division Of the State into
representative districts according to the number
Of legal voters, q certain number Of voters
IspIssnts'iys e ,Ss n LssI:.IYq;s y Ss Such h q ::
q the hi parishes had the SAND Isxlf Is Ii,
81 sissns 0fs ispsesSStaSss q ecn;aed S % Y tss
year 1857. n
The second constitution, which was adoptedtn IN
TSdcr ' % sans pso,enSe' new eonientssn % was SsId
In 1854 and new constitution formsd. The only
Important change made was In the single matter
The constellation Of isb2 provided ths, tho rep.
re,sn,s,iys Districts should be spporta!nssa
sv.eods black .nR R'sSss'n ss .s Ta sns
et & s.s sI Nv 81 sS eRs resi:
an lmmsnss advantage; A parish eontainipg ave
thousand slaves, owned BY oely hundrsd MAJ,
elected the member But in a parM ss,tied
shSay sy per- Sn,S men tTpSsr, Pc A., who .SrSsa for
many voters, YET they could only elect sd 4
fSs rssa d th!. change IN the constitution in
I Ss iss Ssy sssss su q sni
above the proper proportion belonging to thcm
under & ,ss i9riIes system: I'M: gsye tLep con
seeded and the war began. But the change BY
which power was taken from the common wofkina
| people and placed in the hands Of the wealthy
Slave. holders shoxs the tendency q eyouis i
| those days YET Democracy claims TO have al
| ways been the party VI the people and against
mdnopoiies.
| Under the constitution OF 1859 planter, sur
| rounded by his hundred slaves was equal h DO
litchl power ~ the ballot. box 70 fteen working
| average more than Q huDdrod persops. SO tn,
vote VI q single planter would Be fully equal L
| the votes Of dheen men who owned no slaves
National Republican., 1873-12-20
THE WAsHlHGT0N B UHNE.sS COL,
IEGE.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN,


The students Of ,hu WusIlns'9a Huhne syi'
logo, corner OF Seventh and aTssEtti, t,tsr.ained
Q numerous assemblage Ot ladies' aud gentlemen,
Ast evening, In tho large study hall or the col.
Iegc, with somo bno musical and literary oxcr-
Q SOS, IN which the talent and proficiency Of the
keetsd nuch credit upon themselves and the in.
TSs Ypa.;es.mh. consisted of piano solo, grand
Time 10 MAKE. Your Marx, stade9,si reading,
$Ssse Ms &a.seS and Esacwsni l osESSSS RSVS
S sggsS Sfsi psns NJ f'5pGa asssI S'SS
geri solo 20 chorus, Meath the Waves, Miss
ncpR SAa ufsn' r1sd3s DsE,Gs Green Gre and
& ss kg gsfsssi hss rsssIsson s@c bsf iSG fsc ysSsa
s,gsaS BSSis chorus. ,S,n. GGssls josaish
spd M. NORTH Baar; solo, What Uaro I, Miss
lo.9 st4 soa Miss 4. Ho,nsr reading, Joh.
HSS .as LOss ssrr:pi E"S aSa Ccspsr SSSsa dSs ss
Sed aa3snss iscitation. Bridge Of sIghs MI. q.
ss sS.av Nj. Bao.ne, M,' e. sSRs' Susi' :TiS TS:
fArHht Msses HeibsIger and Callahan solo,
q fpS shas nan hoSs kir.s soSs a SS'.fs: Ssfass
Nab b1G Tbb Littlo German Band, Mr.. II. A.
Ihf<hJ violin soloj Buona Notta Amato Bene,
=. Wagner; ohoruA All, Good Night, stu.
TkS Intelligent audience manifested tholr high
appreciation Of the efforts Of Prof. Hay and the
The eptsr,sisment % pn, ass given to ,ign.ll,e the
s1runt Of tho Christmas recess Of two weeks,
&hieh eonmenees to day.
and Mrt. ). J. Spencer, now has about one
hundred day students, In addition to a large nun
eer Of Eht scholars. credit to the city, II has
done much, and promises TO do much more, In
ouallfyi1g young men aud women for the various
honorable and lucrative business pursuits Of life
National Republican., 1873-12-20
BOARD or HEALTH.
MEETING LAST NIGHT.


A regular meeting Of the Board OF Health was
held al their rooms last evening" Dr. q. U. Cox
president, In the chair.
A number Of bills were presented and ordered
10 be paid, and othsrs referred to the COMMITTEES
On nuenoe for examination.
A Communication was received from Jerome
Bradley, asklnH II there was any order from the
Board Of Health or any eoltem mplation OF the re
movai OF the bodies In holmcad cemetery.
The secretary was dircgted TO Ia foIm the writer
that there was no Intention OF d,sfnterrihg the
bodies already buried but no more WILL be allow ed
to be Inferred thvfe.
On motion of Dr yerdi, tbe council room OF tho
Board of Health was te6dered 10 tho Health
Board Conyention, which. meets Ia this city IN
JanuSrJ next.
1hS President was authorized to communicate
with thg oommitse ei tho two HOUSES q Congress
on tho District OF Columbia nTi invite them "
sxaniipe Into the coalition OF TIE Boarl Ui neslih
Mo mkpnsr IN which is duties have been u. .
charged st1eo in Organization BY Congress, II,
expehditufts, Ao
The board then al lou fned,
National Republican., 1873-12-20
.VEETIN0 OrPROPERTyHOLDE8S

mesilns Qf tbs property.holders on Four
and.a.hali street was held last night Mt Her
tarth's hall, on FOur-and-a.halL between 4 street
aud Virginia avenue, for the purpose Of taking
action In reference TO the payment for improve.
mcnts on this street. Mr. X. h, Clark occupied
Jaw. '' ~ N' "a''' "A' ''''V''' "' ss~r
M. Norman ih6vod that a. resolution bo drawn
Board Of Public YGIs VI feisrekGe 70 the sub.
i, iee., anu Re Sned Dy all present Adopted, and
'au -vIctafy was directed 10 prepare the same.
Mr.. Bacon moved that committee Of ten be
appointed IL present the resolution. Adopted,
and tho Char nppointcd X. A. Bacon, Colonel S.
Norment, X. A. Walker, T, Riley, O. Bowen, W.
A. barnes, y. A. Boswell, and s. Joseph.
Amer remarks by =. a. Boswell, n. A. Bacon,
National Republican., 1873-12-20
4 TIMELY NOTICE.

1t 10 gradually but surely becoming more and
more apparent TO the purchasing phblle that one
Of the most satisfactory and economical places to
liquors, &C., At all times, and more Especially at
the present, 1. the extensive grocery house Of N,
II. Shea, d32 Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh
street northwest, whose stock now embraces
Christmas goods In great profnsion, via: mince
meat, ralslns, citron, ourrants, hgs. prunes, and
nuts Of ali kinds sweet cider, New England and
JaDaIcA runs, and all necessary articles re.
Quired during the holiday season.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
DISTRICT IMPR6VgUEYTS.

The Board Of Public Works have issued the fol-
lowing orders Tor improvements; That all awning
posts on the streets not conforming to spccilca.
lions adopted by tho board September 10, 1871,
shall DO removed. Ordered the erection Of wooden
rails On both sides OF q, between Second and Third
streets northwest; Eleventh, between Maryland
avenue and Water streets northwest Massachu.
northwest is,uth siie;j NJ, between Vernon.
avenue and New Hsmpsh avenue northwest;
Seventeenth street. from to L streets feast sid
Twenty fourth street, between Pennsy ivAnia and
Virginia avenues. Also ordered tho laying oi
brick iootwalks on the east side OF Twenty .hrst
street, between Pennsylvauia avenue and II
street.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
SECK-TIE SOCIABLP.

Last night, Martha Washington Social Temple
gave complimentary reek-tie sociable to the
friends Of the Order at It's hall, corner Of -Four.
hnd.a.half street and 2ennsylvania avenue. Tho
exercises vers varie and Interesting, while the
display OF elegant .neck.ties provided by the
handiwork OF tbs Ia Ties wAs most excellent. II
was extremely Amusing to witness the efforts OF
certain ofthe gentlemen TO obtain the special OF
nament made by the hand Of his favored ons pot
can II be SAID that the ladies appesred at all dts
strong, however, that some Of he gentlemen went
home In bhssful lgncrance Of the iact that an
other fellow shall wear the "bonny blue" tic
made u ornament mis- person.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
Az oRT0LyIL iCou4HYuM.

The following story Is going the rounds, which
is told On . gentleman In the West End who is
very fond Of good drink and is not particular
how eiten he takes one. The wife OF the gentle.
man In zoestiop, about l;so o'clock yesterday
morntny, thinking she heard q noise In the
sec II II was her husband, Whom she had expected
for several hours. On reS;hing the kitchen she
with his new SILK hat bsiseen his knees, and In
the hat seysTni dried herring aud about quart
Of water, He wss eyeing the mixture With pro.
what are you doinsTn ,.bis," inquIrsa Iohn
With ioek % SURPRISE, "Why, Jane, 1 am (hic:l
starting IN ihicD aquarium Tor your Christmas"
National Republican., 1873-12-20
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE.

Tomorrow ths Sunday Gassts viii issue a
..-muef PREPARED especially !Sr The h?liday sea
som containing c"..t,'nas stories anu cards In
addition to Its usual variety Of excellent reading
matter. A large extra edition Of this number ha :
been ordered, and our business people should
avail themselves OF this opportunity 1t spreading
their Advertisements before the public. Colonel
Florence n'iNunrces that advertisements VIII bo
received uptI, ~ o'clock tonight.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
THE COLORED THEOLOGICAL SEM.
RlRY

The time.worn and shabby buildings OF Oolum.
bia College, which stand Just In the rear Of the
Maryland Theological Institution, now under
construction on Meridian Hiil, seem 70 gradually
diminish IN physical promincDce ~ the elegant
and more spacious edigce Of this religion, lnStitu.
ton rapidly assumes ts magnificent proportions.
Its dimensions are eighty ieet In length forty.
four ieet In width, standing I've storics l.gN aud
containing one hundred rooms. Those whU are
interested In the progress Of this institution will
be grstihed 20 lsarn that the building will he
comT,eted aud really for operations by the com
mehcsmeht Of another collegiate year,
National Republican., 1873-12-20
Y. W. C. A. REUNION.

The cnteriainmeqt in the rooms Of the Y. N. q,
A; last evening was more enjoyable affair than
many OF far greater prctensIons. In addition to q
violin solo BY the talented young Eugene Kicck
decker, another skillful young amateur, there
were piano solos and duets by Messrs. Naldcckcr
J. Lawrence and the little Misses white; fiutC
duets by Drs. Harrington and King; vocal soloI
by Miss Moore and Mr.. Mcleod; a duct by Miss
Goddard and Mr., Tilley, and reeltations by Mrs
National Republican., 1873-12-20
TELEGRAPH CONVECTION.

In order to supply the readers Of THE REPuBLI.
CAN with the latest news up to the hour OF going
to press every convenience has been placed 10 the
new building, most particular among which 10 tho
connection OF the city department nt great ex.
pense, with police Headquarters by telegraph.
An Independent line has boon erected from The
building by way of Thirteen'h street to ID, ncruss
Pennsylvania avenue TO u and Tenth streets,
down D TO LouIsia avenue IN police hcadguar.
tiers, where an instrument II.ir to the ole In
tho city department oI THE REruBLlCAS is
erected,
National Republican., 1873-12-20
HOLIDAY HosPyTILJyJcy

This Is to be the subject Sf what Ia expected to
b, stirring meeting tomorrow afternoon at Lin
eoln hall, under tho auspices OF tho Congressional
Tsmperapee Society. DR.. Ohlokoring Is to report
tho rcsult q conversations and correspondents,
With men Of high position on tho too prevalent
customs At Qhrlsthas aud New Year, and brici
eafDoat words are expected from Senators Ste
phepssn and Upton, MIR. Burrows, oi the House
Liza Chaplaln And others
National Republican., 1873-12-20
Nlrv YiBD sFFaJDy

Ths steamer Shawnut has been hauled nom
her wharf under the 65-ton crane over near the
old Relief to make Wharfage Tor a vessel that
Is to take away boilers and cylinders Tor the New
York yard.
A sailor from the steamer TrlanLa was sent to
the Insane Asylum yesterday Afternoon.
A large ran Of timber, over 200 legs, arrived at
the yard yesterday morning, con nsIgned TO the
department Of construction and repair.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
WE ARE PREPARED
To Submu 10 H.Gty RsdHeilons In Prices.
HE STOCK

now reprcseniiBe nearly
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
WILL De OFFERED At srcn RATES
Secure Ts.h SPEEDY Sale.
Anything approxin ating
the cost Of production
will secure the goods
NoREsgRvF;
EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD.
We submit for your
CARhfuL CONSIDERATION
OUR LATEST PRICE LIST;
go. Beaver Overcoats at. .ti2.
t20.. .Chinchilla Oysreoats az. .,tl2.
AL others In proportion.
t7o........... Business Suits at tl35o.
t2o...... Business Suits ......4l3.b0.
All others In proportion.
tl5............. Boys Suits at ............ $40.
sl2........ Boys Suits at ....,...ts.
All others In proportion,
tl5. 5.... Boys and Youths Oycreoats at al.
tia. Boys, aud youths overeoats at. 70.
All other. IN pIoportIpn.
this Is
Not q sale Of Iop- iAop rs0dy. made eiothihg.
The same class OF goods
THAT HAVE ESTABLISHED
the reputation Of
OUR HOUSE THROUGHOUT THIS
COUNTRY
Are the only kind we offer.
During the holidays we have provided
An EXTRA coRps or Statesmen,
Who will be pleased TO serve you, whether yot
dcslrc 10 buy or not,
A. SARs co, No. Slo Seventh street.
A. sAKs 4. CO., No. ale Seventh street
National Republican., 1873-12-20
waNnEuHtff

BY calling on l. George Combs, No. pos Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, you will plainly sec and give him credit
Tor selling the hncst French Candles offered IN
Washington for tho small sum Of Is cents Der
pound. I. aroRos CoMBs,
Grucer, No. 900, next 10 Shepherd Bulidipa.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
DENNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
riiiIkbELEHIA

10 'A''ffHiihiEfbrsSNlA, NaRlA As,onr
AND ALL POINTS ~ TIE SEw ESSSIHSB ESSSIHSB
THROUGH DETWEEIINy " ,WSSAHsuINeToN AND
WITHOUT .gI NGE OF CARS.
3 sIaA 81 RAy szEss EEsIss u
5sRs 4 sRs ,4sslssBasE R;isSsi5 I: sHspAy
hor'ses 1 q sia,s sss srs
Vas, line, leave washington at s,os q. m. daily,
leave Baltimore ct sss,s a. IN. daily, except sun
leave Yves, phIlsdciphls a, iis p. m. daily, es.
Arrive al New York at $40 p. m. daily, e.ccp,
ReSinond express, leave Washington at i,Ia p. m.
Leave Baltimore ii s,,,p. IN. daily, e.eep, Sun.
Leave wes, Phiisdeiphls st spp. IN.
Arrive At New YORK At loiop. IN.
A. Night express, leave Washington at s'os .. m.
Tssys S,,!,TSSs a!, SS;,,s,,@s, =. ,G; p n daily;
Arrive sfT TnEiSs ifSs 4 ssTGRSfiSsSa. s' Il Vi SsSay
fss%oSd d.s'S sspSs.. sass NV York p. m.
SEN sspSs:s, Mss'II@ssSSS Issas Ssw !. ip. m.
Arrive n, washington nt eiis q, M.
T and ifs ss1 hssT EsT6s6 ls
Faic a. law ns n sny INV e,Ssr ras,e On HUDSON river.
Bssssss called for @ md checked 1, hotel, end prI
oiecs, wScrc Ticket. ~" niarmatien can Swas Ss oSs.
,ained, Northcast Garner Of Thlrteenih street aud
,irsSt and Pcnn.yiysnIa aysnus; passenger station
baltimore aud Potomac railroad, corner s!sth and
JyI-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1873-12-20
RAILROADS.
RALTiMoRE AND PoToMHo R1iIR6Ai

RALTiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAIIR6Ab
Drror consEsso IATn AND STREETS
Aner December !, irs, ,Taias win run as follows,
rhAiSsL SSLlikSRFF hskxF ron rRAysSss, HEEISE AT
tiis q. M, ElmlTa Mall, eiIs a, M, New YORK Es-
SO Jay c.Sses 9SSasi SSTs gTf. 5 Sslyx yx,eommoa.
pres, dsliy,oSccpt Sun .,on, daily, except snn-
sly Daily, AccOmmoda- SIS I: M, baltimore Es.
ton. press, except Sunday.
iii,s scsi Al ma MA , ,fss, Line 1917 a M, pAly Fast
lis ,. m, New fors Es- II tioP, Z 30 $soutks% g"2i Msi
:, Iess, except Sunday. daily, except sJndsy.
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National Republican., 1873-12-20
"OLD RENTUCR" ARRESTED.
A NOTED HOTEL THIEF AND BURGLAR
CAPTURED

CAPTURED.
Yesterday afternoon, shortiy after o'clock, az
Major Richards and Detective McDevi,t were
riiiag up Ninth street, and when near the corner
OF ID, tho latter gentleman espied vel. l.known
thief. Jumping from the buggy he arrested the
afterwards 10 police headquarters, where he gave
his Qglre rs james ncCucn, but whom the lie.
tectiytb quickly fecDgnizci as "Old Kentuck ~
ono OF the most daring Of burglars and hotel
thieves In the cuuntry. He Is forty Ave years Of
age, SIX feet two Inches IN height, and weighs two
hundred and forty pounds, and has served about
twenty i've years In different penitentinrics. He
Is held to await future developments, the detec.
tvcs surmlsing that he has been connected with
some Of the hotel robhcries Tat have recently
taken place IN this city. Chief Claryoe sui
plc1ncd, nom iniormr;tGn received, that "Kcn.
tuck was In tpvu, aud from the description given
Detective MclCritt was able at hrst sight to
know aud auest bis man.