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National Republican., 1873-06-24

slhls, and alvayn lnolude more than ne blte IL,
self. II neglected AZ the time OF the assault oy
the doe, u may yet be performed with bensat
souYS ud H aaTs ' ,S
opinion that "the hydrophoblo virus u not regl
lated By me usual laws q porb,d pol.ons. .hd
on that icoount be u lnolined 20 believe that y
safe until the hanIt becomes prsdi.p6ssd 70 NE
action OF the poison, 90 that the part may ne ID.
Vantageously excised 10 the Intervening time,
the lS. EHn snS TIE Sssn ps
should arst Be deeply and effectively cot cot,
and sfterwsris a dlschsree tspt up from the
ToSnd ,ss ~ M ,gpcs9o q s.u % t.rs.s
excislon impossible. some escharotic should be
employed, 20 a. 70 keep up active irritation and
profuse suppurntiou. other means, a. the ap-
ping, and amputstioa, where nnrers and toes are
Involved In the bite, are recommended, but they
are not to be practiced when excision and eau
We have treated me symptom. of hydropeo-
bla In the dog, and the means OF treating the
bite Of rnbid animals, somewhat In detail. be-
cause OF the vital Importance Of such informa.
ton 10 every citizen, exposed a. he mal be and
constantly u TO the presence and assaults Of
Tue ordinance Of the Board Of Health passed
going Upon any street avenue, or other pubilc
place, betveen the 18Th day OF June and the lsth
day OF september, IN any year, mad doEs and
uONA bltten ny hyufOpNODlC uONar huhH "
deemed nulsances injurious TO health: and any
person owning OF keeping any dog who shall al
low the same 10 20 unmushled upon any street,
Alley,or other public place, between the 18th day
Of June and the 18th day Of September, In any
year, or who shall refuse to Kill or 10 cause 70
be Killed any such dog, owned or kept by them,
which has gone mad or given symptoms OF ny
drophobls, or who shall omit 70 oonnne any such
animal exposed TO such disease or which has
been bitten by q hydrophobic dog or animal,
shall be deemed guilty Of keeping and main
talnlng q nuisance, and, upon conviction there
one nor more than twenty-five dollars; and any
dog going al large between the 18th day Of June
and the 18th day OF september, In any year, with
out q proper muzzle, shall be taken up by the
poundmasieT, who shall charge the owner OF the
same one dollar for its redemption; and every
such dog not redeemed within twenty-four
hours after having been taken mp as aforesaid
shall be liable 10 be shot by said poundmaster.
This excellent ordinance, u will be perceived,
by requiring the muEzling OF dogs and causing
every hydrophobc dog to be instantly killed, be
comes one OF the surest means OF protection 10
the citizens, and is hut one OF the numerous
measures Instituted by this board for the con
servatlon OF the public health and life. We
recommend the rigid enforcement OF the ordi-
nance alluded TO, and the printing on the same
page with our published law few simple but
explicit rules for protection against tbs bite OF
the rabld dog andtho means OF preventing dan
gerous results should the subject be unfor-
tunAtely bitten.
Respectfully submitted, -
ID. w. BLIses, NJ. ID.
National Republican., 1873-06-24

Tue report OF the Inspector Of marine pro-
ducts for the past week makes the following ex-
hlbit: 500 bunch nsh, t,b0o crabs, 5000 clans
and no bushels OF oysters, Of which condemna-
tions are as follows: 265 bunch nsh, 100 crabs
and 9eo clans. Tue Inspectors OF lnwhoiesome
food have condemned for the week ending June
II the following: 90 pounds bacon, It's pounds
corned beef, 81 pounds beef, 90 pounds beef, %
pounds pork, II pounds lamb, 10 pounds mutton,
boxes whortleberTies, . bushels cherries, D
bushels peas, . bushels beans and go cucun-
haFa
National Republican., 1873-06-24
WASHINGTON GROVE ASSOCIATION.


: IIcttInN OF Tue EkocuttVo OoWWtttte'
A meeting OF the executive committee Of the
above association was held at the Foundry NJ.
Y. church last evening at O'Clock. DR.. y. How
ard presldsd. IL was res2lyed by the committee
70 push forward the impfuIement OF the land,
rooms, &c., In order 70 be NY for the camp
meeting % DC held on the l5t13t August
In order 10 carry out these designs the COM
mittee resolved 10 cAil upon the stockholders for
one third OF the cash value Of all stock In their
possession; In order 10 defray the necessary ex-
penses Of paying the nrut installment on the
land and the improvements 10 bo made.
In. Howard stated that arrangements had been
made with the railroad officials 10 charge only
seventy-nVe cents for round trip tickets on i'm
portant occasions, and In view OF this u was
and that all the Methodist churches In the Dis
triot be invited TO Join.
Bub-committees have been appointed TO Ascer-
tain the improvements TO be made, with the cost
Of the same, who will report 20 the executive
committee As soon As possible.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
IIo, for tiIyment! !

All who wish 10 have pleasant trip down the
river should be on hand Tor the excursion TO be
given By the Metropolitan and Seventh.strcet
Presbyterian churches 10 QlJmOnt on Wednes-
day, the nth. There will be nne opportunity
and the wull-desefVed reputation Of these con-
RregAtlons cannot fall TO insure TO all q most de-
Ilghtful time. Steamer wAwaset leaves Third
street wharf southeast At q. m. and Seventh
street wharf At q. m. sharp.
National Republican., 1873-06-24

ny purchasing watch at Princes, either at
his established lewelry store. 90, or at the Ba-
saar, 1000 Pennsylvania avenue, for less than
the same article can be bought elsewhere, you
pairing the article, and not finding that you have
saved money, you can have your cash returned,
so you than are certainly nothing out. Now,
that explains the In and the out, and Prince
hopes 70 see those In need OF any article In his
line 10 come In, and he feels confident that they
will 10 satlsfactorily out.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
". M, q, A, I,,,r,.,I...I C,p,c,,I.n,

At . special meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, held last evening, the fol-
association at the international convention Of
associations Of the United States and British
Provinces, 70 be held At Poughkeepsie, N. ",
July " l. l.. Crounse, Elphonso Yvdngs, X. a.
Oloott, B. Y. wlnslow, J. X. Carpenter, q. y.
Howard, wm. stickney, X. 3. Crawford, II. II.
teckle and n. X. Woodward. Tho above, with
Mr. r. n. smith, the president, aud Rev. George
A. Hall, the secretary, make . corps OF the
representative men Of this association.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
A--..,, .. . specI.I omc,r.

Saturday night during the performance at
named sam Richards began behaving In dis
orderly manner, and, upon being demonstrated
with by Onioer Harry Jones, became insulting.
The ohicer carried him out OF the hall 70 the
street. upon reaching which he drew knife
and attempted ~ cut tho oficer. He was taken
70 the Central station, and yesterday morning
he was committed TO the workhouse Tor ninety
dava
National Republican., 1873-06-24
FOUNDRY CHURCH.
Kx,e..lre Repair. Going %.

A large force OF workmen are now employed
upon repairs In the Foundry church. Among
the changes 70 be made will be thorough ex-
cayatlon of the cellar, with new brick piers and
underplnnlng, making the building In every re-
spect substantial one. A thorough drainage
will also be instituted, preventing the timbers
from rottlng and preserving the room from
lecture room, by means OF which all the rooms
will be thrown TO the 'front.' making, also, new
lnfantcasa room, church parlors and ante
oruamented, and made As attractive as possible.
In the main audience room the galleries will be
ralsci new sash, put In with cathedral glass,
instead Of tho stained glass, which will be taken
out. The room will also be thoroughly and hand
somely painted, and when finished will be one Of
the nnest In the city. Tho repairs will cost over
$4,000, and many OF them are due 10 the sug-
the church.
National Republican., 1873-06-24

the well-known and much-sppreciated watch
maker Of this city, who was Tor long time In
the nrm Of Robert q Morrill,, has taken the
watch department at Princes new Iewelry
establishment, No. 80 PennsylyaniA avenue,
and can In future DO found there by his friends
and pAtrons.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
PROCEEDINGS OF BOTH HOUSES.

Ouiy TIVE More Days ef the sss-'su Pes
sage Of Unimpertast Hills by the csun-
cii-Cepsi icrsties of all the Aprrepria-
iisu NIL. In the Heuse-A Reeves Untii
Te-merrow Merpina by the Lever
Braseh.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
Improyemeats.

10 make room for improvements, 7. 8. Gar
tell, 800 seventh street, corner OF l, Ia selling
his large and choice stock OF boots and shoes at
greatly reduced prices. These goods have been
purchased In the past sixty days, are fresh, and
OF the latest and most popular styles. hurts
goods In great variety, the only complete stock
In the CITY,
National Republican., 1873-06-24

A magnificent stock Of boots aud shoes, me-
dlum and nne grades, adapted TO the necessities
OF all classes, Is offered by T. =. Gartrell, 300
Seventh street, corner OF I, at greatly reduced
prices, to make room for improvements TO store.
National Republican., 1873-06-24

Call and examine tho nre and burgiar-proof
vaults Of the safe Deposit Company, corner New
Ing OF securities. jewels, sllver-ware, or other
yaluAbles. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according 70 size. No business man can
afford 70 do without them.
Taks VaTnin0 JFom tAs cAieaOo and Boston fires.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
TIE crlm,..i Court Out OF Money.

The appropriation for the Chminh Court
available for the present nscal year is exhausted,
and hence no means available TO pay juror,
witnesses, &c., until after the lst OF July next,
the Criminal Court must be practically sus-
pended until July.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
Important for Rxcl

Important for Excursions and Pienies.
Excursions, picnics and church fairs can be
supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
tce, delivered TO any part OF the District, OF
packed for shipment. Our Ginger Ale this sea-
son Ia far superior 10 any other made In the DIE
trict. Bottlea and steel fountains loaned free Of
charge, by PALMER GREEN,
0eorgetowp.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
Wallis Opera Hsaso-san Francisce Min-
slFela.

For the season there was q very large audi
ence at Walls opera house last night, and the
San Francisco MINISTRIES were patronized by q
large number OF our best families, including that
OF General sherman. These mlnstrels were or
ganized In San Francisco nineteen years ago,
and Baokus, Birch and Wambold have been To-
Eether ever slpoe. They have whatever there Is
In mlnstrelsy down TO nne point, and although
they have been before the public so long they
are fresher and better than ever before. Birch
and Backus are natural and genuine wits, But
they are not content with this, and BY study keep
up with the times. Their jokes last evening
know "Why q tin kettle tied TO q dogs
tall was like DEATH" "Because Ia bound
70 . cur" (occur.) Birch wanted 10 know "why
man marrying his laudlAdy's daughter Is like
captain who mas barrel Of soap on the deck OF
his shipf" "Becauso he has . soft thing on
board.T BAckuA' story Of meeting an English-
man, ScotchmAn. an Italian tonor and China
man In Q railroad car created roarH OF laughter.
His limitations OF those nationalities were very
nne. Birch's comic song OF Mother says
mustn't" was exceedingly noh. Mr., WHmb0ld's
one, clear voice IN the ballad Of "Little sweet
heart come and kiss me-" was keenly enjoyed,
and the pathetic ballads df Mr.. Beaumont Heed
were loudly encored. Tue olio that followed
To.nis1t We shall expect to see even larger
house. ..'.r.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
A Scandal In High Life.

Society circles are busy with = scandal In high
life, which has developed beyond the family
precincts In the last few days. It Is hardly
probable that the facts will he made public until
tue suit for divorce Is begun.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
leo Cream.

Families wishing the very nnesI quality Of Ice
cream 10 be had In the District cannot fall Of
extending their patronage TO 9autlef, s5I Penn
sylyanla ayenne. Everybody Is praisinR the
lie has It in any quantity, and at prices as low
as II can DO made.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
Imperta.t 20 prusai.,s, &c.

Palmer D Green, OF Georgetown, have great
variety OF new Soda Water Apparatus for sale at
ones taken in exchange; also, pure Soda Water
In Htoel fountainh,
National Republican., 1873-06-24
NusIanaI au viuas Hnuk.

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . 10 4; Satur-
days, . 10 and Q 10 Q.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
spaIdinK Qaart,

Al the second annual meeting Of the spaldlng
Temperance Guard. held Sunday night, the fol-
lowing ofioers were elected for the ensuing year;
Captain, William shea; LIST lleutenant, Thomas
Foley; ID lieutenant. Robert Paine; ist sergeant,
John Doyle; I'd sergeant John PurAsl; I'd ser
geanL James Martin; eth sergeant, Vim, Kelly,
The society 10 In a nourishlng condition, 10
names being enrolled.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
n. w..h,..,.. Ctty sa,ia.. 1
Take Care on Yoar yaIaabIe..

Ths Washiastsa CITY savinss Bank,
corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payss per cent. interest on all deposits DepoS-
Ia oAn be made and drawn At VIII. Z
National Republican., 1873-06-24
Naoars Centaur I.lnImeut

Has cured more wonderful oasea OF rheumatii m
aches, pains, swellings, frost bites, caktd d
breasts, burns, scalds, sat-rheum, Ac., upon th Q
human frame, aud strains, SPAWN, gals, 4c.,
upon animals In one year, than all other prt.
tended remedies have since the world began,
The recipe OF tho Liniment aud certificates Il
remarkable cures accompany each bottle, and
There Is no pain which IL will not relieve, o
swelling II will not subdue, or lameness II VIII
not cure. No family or stock-owner can anoid d
10 be without CentauT Llniment. white wrAr-
per for family use; the Yellow wrapper for anil
mails. ]. u. Rose Co.,
% broadway, New YORK.
TIE aREAr EN0LIsH RnnpY for Gout GLd
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above con :
plants, either OF recent or long standing, are ac-
yised 70 use BlAlrs Gout and Rheumatic Pilb
They can be relied upon as the most safe Al d
enectuAl remedy ever offered 70 the public, Al
have been universally used In Europe for mar y
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRouT HLRsAkT, $40 Strand, London, England,
and sold BY all druggists.
WHITE. clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily THURsrONs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price 70 and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
Ponade optims. Price, % and 90 cents per
hottie.
LiGnTooLoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not solled. J0uYKN's inodorouA Rid Glove
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; prloe %
centa per bottle. All sold by druggists and
Wills MicnnR-sPRRL STRENGTHENING PLLs-
THRs, whenever o plaster 10 needed, are unrL
vailed. Pnce 30, 20, aud 70 cents each.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
THE COUNTS.
Circuit Ceurt-Judsc numphreys.

Circuit Court-JudGe Humphreys.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday.
ximbro vs.. FIRST National Bank; verdict foi
,laintin In ts,4it, with interest. Certain jurors
ailing 70 appear were fined $40, but the 1ne was
RENTED. Barth vs.. Kelly; judgment
lew trial. Ramsay ya, Daniels; judgment Coz
esscd. freund Va. Blackiord; dismissed for
want OF prosecution. Wills Va. Albert Douldln,
Latimer A Cleary, garnlsheesD, judgment for
300. Newan ys. Prior; action OF assumpslt, plea
)f set on. The case was not concluded.
CAsEs TODAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial To-
I'd, II, isi, ISL, Iss, lsi and isd. Adjourned.
Police Csurt-JsdEc smell.
Andrew Smith, assault, ts; John Alberts, do,
30 and costs, 30 days In jail; samuel johnson,
TO-, same penalty; Reuben Nelson, assault, 80
md costs; Charles Snipley, profanity, s.; James
wauseil 8; John Lewis, do, q; Robert Lane,
playing ball IN street, ti Henry Morris, do, ti;
Mary Fosters, disorderly, o.; Martin brennan,
To-, o.; Henry bright do, IS; Margaret COTTi-
gan, profanity, o; Nelly Ware, boisterous, %;
Thomas Belt, failure 10 maintain distance be-
tween carts. to; Hanson johnson, do, do; q.
oollateIal-to; William Robinson, do, DO; Ben.
lamin Franklin, do, do; susan Ware, bolster
GUS, -; Charles Clark, profanity, so; Baylor
bOlsterouS, IS; John Williams, throw.
ing stones, fS; Joseph Thomas, bolsterous, go
Nellie Bowman, do, %; Robert Maxwell, de
facing private property, 90; Isaac Lawes, dis
LurDlng theatre, $40; Samuel johnson, profanity
Upshur, failing TO maintain distance between
carts, ts; Levy Donohue, forfeited collateral
John Boyle, do, do; Arthur johnson, do, do.
Mary Ritter, prostitute, 30 days In Jail.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
BATHING IN rHR cRxnE.

"B. d. A. complains tha, men and boys, be-
tween the hours Of and Up. m, bathe In the
Snss.s Srsss nssr .pecssss rs.' % Sss
washington and 0eorRetown who will not close
their eyes. Our correspondent wants 70 know
u the police cannot put q stop 10 u. Referred
National Republican., 1873-06-24
Base Ball.

The Philadelphia and Baltimore clubs played
their fourth championship match In Baltimore
yesterday, which was witnessed by at least
many awGy. The Philadelphia took the lead in
tho hTst inning and retained II 10 the close, win
ding the sam6 by their superior batting BY
score Of 10 tOs.
This afternoon the Washington and Phlladel-
phlA clubs will play their second championship
match on the Olympic grounds. In case Of rain
the game viii be played tomorrow.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
ANoTHHR NunANun.

A correspondent, who rejo,oes In the signature
Of "Ciean Sweeper" says that the aiiey between
Penusylyania and Missouri avenues and Third
and Four-And-a-half streets northwest sadly
needs the attention Of the Board Of Health,
which, u the facts 10 a. represented, u IL 10 be
hoped u will receive.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
CIe,hIn. for Het weather.

Linen,
Alpaca,
Mohair,
Drab de Etc,
And other thin clothing at and below cost On
account Of the Improvement on Seventh street
interfering with business.
EIsENAs A BRo.,
. 500 seventh street, May Building.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
Mr.. Rsbert, ,

!. II. sanicr & Co.,
Bankers, No. lts PennsylyaniA avenue, pay 8
per cent on all deposits.
National Republican., 1873-06-24

"x." says that the CUTTERS In the northwestern
section Of the city are In nlthy condition, and
throws out some alarming hints about the
cholera, Ac. We entirely agree with him that
"plenty Of lime and water should he used"
Referred 70 DF, Bliss,
National Republican., 1873-06-24
500 Seventh street, May Buiidit

NEW GOODS In the ready made, furnishing and
order department at q considerable reduction
from opening prices. one price only.
ono. Z. HHssnsg, tl0 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
THE suLE rKssRvEp IN . loly ov pwElD.

n hs Editor II hs National RsPssi'eu~'
Sin: In the REPUBLICAN few days ago
Enquirer" publishes an article, In which he
doubts the truthfulness Of the account OF the
Bible preserved In q loaf Of bread, and narrated
at the Epiphany sunday school meeting on Tues
day last.
have only TO say that the full account frst
appeared In the Bibts Record and other religious
papers some ten years ago, Soon after the fam
lily possessing the book settled In this country.
remember reading II at the time with much In
terest, but have forgotten the place where the
family resided, except that IL was some town IN
Ohio.
II "Inqulrer" will read the history Of the Re-
formation he will md even more remarkable In
stances thar the one referred TO, A.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
Police Cour,-Judse smell,
CITY ITEMS.

MANY sUfpER rather than take nauseous medl-
cine, and this Is not to be wondered AZ, As the
remedy IL often worse than the disease. Sui.
ferers from coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, or tendency TO couhumption, will md In
DR.. wlstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry q remedy as
agreeable 10 the palate ~ enectuh In removing
The SEw CoLosHADE HoTIL, Philadelphia,
Ia, is nearest 10 the navy yard and ceme teries
IT "a sApDEnNG 10 see our hair blossomlnE for
the grave too early. More especially women
feel this aifiiction and Il Is even q greater de-
formity 20 them than TO men. AyerI Hair vlgor
removes IL and restores the hair sometimes, but
Its original color always.
National Republican., 1873-06-24
LErTKRs FROM rHR PEOPLE,
mn RngfAUnLNf NufsLNcr.

sufferer" writes pl.eous letter abouts ret.
taursnt complaining that the smell from Ger.
tain estAbllshnent u lntolerable, and concluding
a. follows: "fs there no law compelling reatau-
rants 10 move from q neighhorhood OF private
residences, where they are nulsances Of The
s,, ySs., kias and in this wea.ser nlmSs. nnbesr
National Republican., 1873-06-24
Just Received From New York.

FOR WARN WEATHER.
GENTS AND BOYS STRAW HATS soc., 0oc.,
whIfE AND CoLoRED SHIRTS, NEW
STYLES, o., q 80, q, S2.so. -.-.----
SUMMER uNbERshiRTs AND DRAWERS.
VERY LARdR STOCK TRUNKS ac., GOOD
NECKwEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, COLLARS,
4Ca &Cy OF ALL KINDS, CHEAP: ron
go Seventh street northwest.
Branch at 1889 Seventh street, between N and
y, near new market.
40 NICE suMxhs DRNEs. 40
Pure lemon and raspberry ayrups at $50 per
gallon at 40, nearly opposite the National
hotel. eo6t
CAsToRIA is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL II Ia the only safe article In existence which
Ia certain to regulate the bowels, cure wind
chOlio and produce natural sleep. Il Ia pleasant
% take. No more aleepless mothers or crying
National Republican., 1873-06-24
A oRoNL About rus srHEkr cans.

10 ht Editor ~ the NafoAaI HsPsbfeuAs
Aa your columns are so generously open for
expressions and opinions from the people con-
stitutiuR our District community, take this op-
portunity Of humbly asking the privilege Of en-
croachlng upon your good nature In the way Of
q few brief lines respecting the jeplorable con-
dltion OF the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road. As general thlpg I do not complain; In
fact, can be jostled and tumbled over this ao-
comnodaifng crippled-street.horse-car line, win
as much iinpunity as most individuals Of my
caiibre can stand, bot when II comes 10 being
dragged over cobble stones at long dlstancer,
with rare sojourns to the track, my usually gen
tie temperament becomes ruined and fervently
This inhuman concern they cali the NV. A @.
r. X. Co., would better and far more appfo-
priately read, the "Worn-out and ureedy Rough
Riders Calamity then one could form an ade-
quate conception OF the conFenlal sensations
experienced by short trip In these abomlnAoly-
Of square without receiving polite Invitation
from the conductor to "please step out OF the
car and help llft the thing on the track, with
the assuring epiogue that "we1l be In running
order shortly, ;" you are fortunate. 10 impose 4
faro Of nve cents on the passengers, and then
work them at speedy Intervals TO the interest of
a set OF fat and lazy stockholders IA simply
preposterous. Aud then We hear the mournful
wall coming from these lll-trcated proprietors,
"that In couscqaenoo OF the improvements on
| streets by the Board Of Public Works it 10 I'M
possible for them 10 run their cars without these
dlsagreeAble delays." BAH Inc actual truth u
that this unpnnciped company Ia trying 10 coin
a. much money as IL practicable on an economi-
cal system, at the expense and ineonyenlenoe
OF the people who are compelled 70 patronike 10.
Their cars are unClean and dllapidated; during
inclement weather they afford but little shelter,
a. the rain nnds easy access TO those within
through various creyices aud leaks. In fact, the
whole concern Ia a vast fraud, ard ought to be
either broken up or reformed. II their charter
was connscated, and the right Of furnishins
means Of travel given into the hands Of a re.
liable party, Il would be greatly to the advan-
| tage OF this commonwealth. J. for one, am de-
cidedly In favor Of q new era In street-car mo-
nopolles, and natter myself that many agree
with me on the subject. ORLAY ORRis.
JUNE ld 1s73
National Republican., 1873-06-24
In and ONT.

PREynTIyH or HYpRofnoBIA.-Go 10 Sayagei
and buy muEzle for your dog.