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heierringto the present discussion in regard
10 the engraving and printing of government
Totes, eonds, etc., the New York Tribune saws:
Absolute safety is doubtless hard to attais.
put certainly that system OF checks in printing
tnese obi cations gives greater security which,
SOnnGes ne different processes on each note 20
o0 !y different organizations and in different
III this Is true of paper, it must be equally
True OF coin issues; yet nobody pretends that
"absoluts safety" has not been attained in the
parent aud branch minis, and nobody has ever
Leen siily enough to advise the dividing of
the work OF making the coin between a half
uozeh private establishments. The fact is that
All lhe government paper issues ought to be en-
graVed and printed by the government itself. IA
the manufacture Of coin is, and all the Efforts
lor division or distribution OF the work
among outside parties, are engineered by per-
sons whose peeuniary interests will be bese-
h',eu merely. Beyond what they can make
ont OF the job, they care nothing for either
economy or security.
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We have another instance OF the idiosvncr.

We have another instance OF the idiosyncrs-
sizes OF the law in the action of the Court of
Claims yesterday in the cass of the application
CT Mrs. Lockwood, a female attorney of this
city, for admission to practice before the court.
The decision virtually bars her from practising
before the court, but nominsIly the members of
the court say in their opinion, eve do not, in
legal effect, pass upon the individual spplica-
non before Us, but refuse to act upon it for
want OF jurisdiction" the position assumed b.
ing that under the laws and constitution O; the
United States court is without power 10 grant
such an application. and that woman is with
cut legal capacity TO take the Off CO of attorney.
In the face of the statement that "womau ia
without legal capacity to take the Office of at
torney," the opinion says the action of the
Court OF Claims can be reviewed by the Su-
preme Court, which Il equivalent to saving that
the latter court can reverse the decision and
recommend her admission. The applicant in
this case based her claim to admission mainly
on the fact that che Is already admitted to prac-
tee before the Supreme Court Of the District
OF columbia, the rules of the Court OF Claims
sPecifying that any attorney thus admitted NAV
DC admitted to practice before the latter court
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The New York ice companies have kindly
constituted themselves the guardians of the
public, and henceforth propose to- make the
people little more economical. Heretofore
tne people have spent their money for ice too
Iavishly, AMI the ice companies don't like it,
ana are going to put stop TO it by materially
increasing their rates. 1t would doubtless give
the ice men ineIpressible pain if, after all, the
Pubhc should continue to buy as much ice as
Usual.
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The lines. "To The Evening Star" by econ
AtAnt Reader," are decidedly complimentary
and not bad POLITICALLY, but we have hardly
room for them. Still we feel battered nv the
efusion, ss we do by the similar tribute to our
merits and circulation by Byron, who wrote
lis sweet 70 see The EVENING stan apnear.
.11s sweet 70 listen as the night winds Green
Prom leaf to leaf; tits sweet to view on high
Inc rainbow, based on ocean, span the sky
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,PECIAL NOTICE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROADJ
WAsHIsGroN, May Il, 1874. Z
During the engagement Of Hdwin Booth at .i;i.
more, the present week, special trsia will lesye
Camden station for w sshingtOu and way stations
Is soon 40 the theater Is CUT for the accomm
OF such persons from asbiugton and way stations
as may attend.
GEO. s. KOONTZ, General Agsnt
THOS B. SHARP, M ster OF Trans portation
L.. NJ COLI General Tick at A Oant no
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DO n K TIC.
SEWING MACHINE COMPAHff.. msoh,n.S 1 hu,
ps Ssss h.s hcv. taken n s.essnSs for the
two singers; nye Grover 4 BsSers: two w,is sons,
Gi6bs; one MeLs SS Z aoopsI; one Diamond; y
10 go each, on monthly installmsnts eAo
II you want the best Machine in use, buv the
nOMnsIiS.; one vsens trial viii be given, with
invite composition, Send for the DOMIsrIo
try them side b. side, and then choose.
The DOMESTIC IL never beat.
PHIL. H. WKLGH, Agent.
apH-lm Dos street, N asonic Temple
Rep. and Chron., I'm. Capital and Gazette, ri
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COFFEE DROPPING.

u
REDUCTION IN the price Of OOnees, and quote:
o oildd government yays..-..;.. choicest, 4oc.
Old Government Java..... eood IS
Marscsibo@A lsfee lot q the finest ever 5Fo1s 3.
this market; just received. Price low.
LaguJra-white Santos, Bio, &c, at remarkably
Mocha-we are also Just in receipt OF q new lot Of
this variety, which We guarantee to be Of superior
SUGARS.
TIE os
unue TO sell
flushed Loaf lbs. FOR ti@
Srs9Glissea =. l he. Tor Tor
Light Brown tneariy white l.....io,s lbs. for %
TEAS.
We have recently added 20 our stock IN this de-
~ NEW z osoP TEas Of ths difsrsas saristiss
sDS We are 5os to Offer special in
ImPeri.,' Kew and Sweet g
imSerisi, %
Imperial, LItrs g
yspen, 1000
japan, Ultra fine, Silver Ls -f..---
9 9o,Ons, New and Best In this market Tor price g
0olons, Ohoioe Goods. o.
English Breakfast, Choice New Goods. 4 O0&i Q
SunsO.Ssr. U6oice -.
eunDowcer, Extra Fine .....--......-....--.--. %
FLOUR.
Welchb begt Hamflv, per o. 70
golden Hin rsmi,y, PEI :; %
Is.ae We.s.rf 1sl ii y.......-........
i ss Flu Flu, & S,.S, q and q per SAX
SUNDRLES.
=. 2, Smith z Co., oIUsHID What and
mile in Brccklys, y. T., ana for sale low.
Also. another hoIghoo6 (nearly . ton WefGhf)
choice neW TURKEY PRUEES, which eel Il
Is oents, or seven pounds for q.
Ne ere selling low.
ELPRONxO XOUNGs q CO., Grocers,
MASONIC TEnPLI, srH STREET,
Opposite o. Q. Patent 0mos.
ILPHoHz0 IouHes,}
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ICk BOXES OF ALL KINDS, made to order on
II the shortest possible notice.
T NJ. MAHON, 7I9 9Th street.
mayH j. Between and streets northwest
STOBAGE FAMILIES LEAVING THEOITY
comm. datfons, IL secured Immediately, In a new g.
Story nre PROOF Warehouse, at reason able rates
Elevator IN building. Property In store covered BY
surance az low rates. Apply at 934 Leuisiana
svthue oetw ess 9th and 10th streets, or address p
". LOCK BOX SOo mayl2 2Sr
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF TaE bIsTESJr
OF COLUMRIa Java

HoIdirsd SpecidI Tenn, May lOfh, 1874
IN t6s case OF w. K. Handy, sdministr tor
OF WILLIAM W. BAILEY, dece ased. the admins
trster aforesaid has with the appreciation Of the SUI
prsme C1nri Of the District of Columbia aforesaid sp
settlement and distribution Of the personal ests 1.
SAID and Of the assets in hand far as
the same have been collected and turned into none
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly youched, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said decesseds estate:
Prortasd, copy Of this order be published once q
W e. ior hIee weeks In the Evening STAR previous
mRFl2 WEBSTER Rao;s,ar yv;u.
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81 MARKIT SPACE. 8l7
DECIDED INDuCEMENYs
LACE JACKETS,
LACE sHAwLs,
PLAIN AED SATIN STRIPED GRENADINES.
SO pieces BLACK SILKS, from 81 per yard up.
s.ooo yards PRINTED BATIsrl, ct IS n.s,
LiFEE BATIsrE. Plain and Striped. at cats;
x aaS n, pieces VICTORIA LAWNS, .. Is cents;
Zoe pieces Plain oRGANDIxs, a. Is cents: reeu.
lar price 80 cents
- YATES MIfCHELL.
"s' 1.ot 81 Msrhet Space.
PURE sODA WATER
STEEL FOUNTAINS.
HANBURY SMITHS MINERAL WATERS
STEEL FOUNTAINS.
sUPKBIOR sYRUPs From FRUIT JUICES.
Counter Fixtures and Syrup Bottles to Loan.
sAM'L G. PALMER,
nall.tr SO Greene st., Georgetown. DC.
st bbt McELROY, BAIRD & CO. to4
GILDERs AND UPHOLsTERERs.
FINE STEEL ENGRavIsGs. CHRoMos,
TALEgT snd GILT FRAMEs, GoLb LEAF
Hsn hS p, 9l 81 dvser ptions PICTURE GsaDs,
&c at lowest cash prices.
FURNITURE OOyERs made in the best style,
cheaper than any other house in the city
CARPETS and CURTAINS cleaned and packed
RkGILDING speciality. msyll-2w
N,G,iitsss} PAFR5HHREHANGINGs. {No: .3s
MAR elx fs3r E
NO. 4Ss IN street, between D and Gets, eight
doors P ssIIs ~ selIGTss Hail.
Fine Gilt and Silver Papers, new and sty,ish de.
Signs; Plain Papers for p,nsilng, with gilt rod or
marbles. Also full line Of Glazed and low priced
Papers, embrs new sha les in brown, pearl and
0a' 9 %TsbSW u s s2ISIS Esd patterns
ss' and Plain
v.,v., oPPiGIURE FRAMES.
Fire Gilt Frames, Walnut and Gilt ana al Git
frsmes from card to portrait size, The largest as
6e %sds e 0sf5
Picture CORD .nd fA Nn!s &C; a,,.,... .,. -,
c9ioIs wire covered. Tinnsd, siivsrsd and soi d
plated Picture CORDS, very superior goods P,fce-
PaiSTISGs On xoMSs' PoRGE hlnsi FAINT.
Choice subjects in apprSpr f frame, a. reduced
Al, good, warranted as represented. All orders
Frame: filed and ss H faction OF sus srsne
'ooo. IAhme CASH. may9lm
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HEHEY ALBERs,
No. 1918 ELEvENra STREET, NEAR K,
furnishes the richest ICE DREAM and most deli
cious WATER ICES in his newly redtted Saloon,
as well as to Private Parties, Fairs, &c. m7-2wr
RIADEHSBURG SHARP SAND can be got on
- the wharf 81 N-street Bridge, foot Of New Jer-
ssy avenue southeast, for 50 cents per csrt:Ioad.
Now the time TO contract fer the Sc son. All
ders len with me or my clerk on the wharf VIII be
sand delivered Ia all parts OF the city.
my7-6t- 0HAS. PARKER.
DORTLAND (IMPORTED) CEMENT, FOR
Il making Artificial stone or any kind OF Concrete
work for cellars, water works, payements, build
IN bridges, &C., where strength 10 desirAbiA The
bsst Cement in thu world. Sole agent for District
msy2u 623 Louisia ana avenue.
CATAWB A WINES,
OF Superior quality Sis in quantities Of one
OF more GALLONS.
Very fine and fruity sHxRRY, genuine Spanish
Wine, S25o.
Standard brands Of Imported AEEs, BROWN
STOUT, P0RrAR, &C., S75o per dozen.
Fine Old PHILADELPHIA ALE, 81 Is dozen.
C. WILMER.
ZINE GKOCERTES,
m.ylu 1915 Psnnsyl snis avenue.
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MEDICAL. Ac.

DE JAM WILSON thor9qsnu eIgerisnoed
Ladies attended % residence az any hour,
night or DAY, or pisas~t roens and the best q A.
tendance 1t the Doctors private residence, ell <th
street, between = and u. Business sseredly comb
Dental. mar7-Sms
(l6 loTH eTkIrY, SEAl Pa AVENUE.
From long ex Der1enoe In both hospital and
private practice, VIII guarantee cure in en- Dls-
esees Of the Urinary organs, Gonorrhoa, 0iest,
Structure, ~ phflis, and epcrmatorrhoa Osser al
Gonorrhes recently contracted cured In 20 a osys
syphiits An all tts sAees quickly cured and the poi-
sen entirely ersdicetsd iron the systsn without ths
use OF mercury. epsrmaforrh0a, brsurhf on by
excees and sbuse IN youth, osusing Ion q Dsnory
and insanity, general eebLlity, orGanic weaKnsss,
impotency nervoua irr1tability, nDsoms of con,
scmIeion, fndieesttons peipltstion Of the hear,
pains IN back, dfmnso Of siaht or giddiness, evil
forebedinS. sslf .distrust, &c, spssdily oursd ~
newly discovered reDedies. DR.. n, locsfsl Tor
many years q ~ D. Butsv street, Baltimore, Ma,
has CONSENTED, amer many solicitations by hs e h.
h1ngton patrons, % open pernanent once IN that
cffy where he may be consulted every Wednesdsy
and saturday In each week, from N. 70 ,. N.
M %. n, >. IREnCn, OF PHTLADTLPHIA.
w the ceiebratsd ksiinble Cissrvoy suf Physic1as
end 1sst edfum, han located q Io1S Ueu york
avenue. Omcs hours-m q. m. g ,. n. Engage-
nenfs cea Be made Tor evenings. jelly
A LEwIoK SUMMARY FoR YOUNG LADIES
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LOST AND FOUND,


EOUND-A small SUM Of MONTY at +. Morri.
Il sons Paper warehouse, sos d street. ml2-St-
Il osT.0n the 9TH instant, q blue sky 80
by returning TO 152s 10Th street north
west. ml2- 6t~
YNAKEE UP ASTRAY-On the 10th instant,
Il sORREL MAkG. The owner will GENE ~
forward, prove property, pay charges and -
take her away. =: I. WHITE, LIST street, az
between ID and streets northwest. ml2 81"
STRAYED-MAy 10, . black and white setter
old. The finder will be rewarded by re-sA<
turning him to corner Maryland avenue-
~ d l2th street northeast. ml3 ST.
Il UoT-A GOLD CHAIN and LOOK ET I'm the
II e1ghborhood Of 18th and 3 streets northwest.
ii eral reward will be paid If left ct l441
Tan Auditors CERvIFlOaTD Of the
Ia Boa I'd OF Public Works, drawn in favor OF yao.
: .ins. imyii-Ssl fHos. !. WAGsHSx s.'
I osT OR sTOLEN-A lsdys BREAsrPIN,
IL gold. set with emerald and diamond. The finder
will be literally rewarded on leaving the same at
No 1914 i street, or ct eEMkBNS Jewelry
I 0sT.0n Friday. May 9, large J1I BR1AsT
The finder Will Be- tberaliy rewarded On leaving the
same st No. 1914 street northw est, or at Mr.,
sIMkHnp yewelry etore. on the avenue, between
BOARDING.
LOB FAMILY Oh SINGLE GINTLEMIN,
II large furnished PARLOR aud BACK PA r.
LOB, with BOARD, at 420 10th street, near Penn
nOOLIYp AoU1 POWDH1s ars vsrTsaSs1i o
~ 0uxos Uo 4uoo1nap WOD, o0knDo, V1A8
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TEAS.

IEdS.
We have recently added 20 cur stock IN this de-
partment By the purch lse OF LARGn QUANTITY
OF NEW CROP TEAS Of ths different varieties,
and hence We are now prepared TO offer special I'm
ducemenis Bee pricaa belo4:
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lsI &c lot Of the nnest ever brOug ut
: this market. Just received. Price low.
Laguyra-Whfte Santos, Bio, &c, at remarkably
low rates.
Mocha-we are also Just in receipt OF Q new lot Of
this variety, which We guarantee to be Of superior
quality,
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LOB RENT-sFoREs and OFFICES on I'm and
Il y streets, Federal Buil5iussb Good tenants
may be suited by applying TO 3. PRkHTIsS, Rcom
No. b, D sdersl Buildings isnt3-6m
tNOR REET-A sin room BRICK HOUSE, 80
II Per mouth; q four IsOm BRICK HOUSE, hear
i*th street cars, SIS per month; q seven room
tkAhI, near Metropolitan cars; S2o mouth. In
qufre &C o24 Louisiana avenue. novT-iy
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Hon RAHT-sPLKNDID OFFICE ROOMS
: Iee msnaeeneut q the SECOND NATIONAL
I.is. s.sns p fsns e g T,fsS' fSoa
eiessnt kk-P2ooF BUILDING, no sos 7th
Department. W GpTrrTTHa nv
sI2s I'm 49,. gs.s9,
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Is THE sUPREME c g9TRT2 THE DIsTKIJI

y noHhs Spscih! Term, May 12th, 1874.
In the case of Michael Mshoney, administrator
on JOIN hAH0SEY, deceased, the admnistra-
pfeme Court Of the District OF Columbia sfore-
sald, appointed TUESDAY, June OH, A. ID 1874,
IOr the nnal settlement and distribution Of the
person OIL OF said deceased and Of the assets in
hand, as lar as the same have been collected and
turBes into money; when and where all the Creditors
and heirs OF said deceased are notified 10 attend ,
With their claims properly vOuchsd, or they NAV
otherwise by law be excluded FROM all benefit in
said deceaseds estate: Prortfef a copy OF this
order be published once a week for three weeks in
The Eyenins Star previous to the said day.
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SUGARS.
(HKw York STANDARD BRANDS 0sLYD
Notwithstanding the advanced market, We con-
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GENERAL ITEMS.


There are 27,O69 shade trees in IL,
streets of Washington.
Oregon, in the recent election, cas-
only about 1O,OOO votes.
There are said to he 6,C0O home
opathic physicians in the Unite.
States.
Since 1s4S the Pacific coas
has yielded about 1000, 600, ,0o,
| IN preeiOns metals
Kate Field is going. on the stage
for exercise, and her doctor says sh.
must have exercise.
There is said to be no show for Colo
RADIO to get through the Senate Unit;
1t eas slIow 10000 population.
Edwin Booth has been working to-
hard, and his physicians insist upo.
absolute quiet, for at least year.
1t IL stated that Crofut of the Min
neapolis Tribune, has made 500, 900 in
the last few years by lucky real estate
speculations.
Among recently confirmed appoint
ments by the President was that of l.
B. Sperry to be Indian Agent at Fort
Berthold, D. 7.
A Black Hills expedition has been
organized in st. Paul, and the papers
there say its ranks are already full
The date of the departure is not yet
named. :
The total interments Of Union sold.
iers in all Of the cemeteries of the
country is 3O7 ,6G4. Of these the 4nn
known number 141,06O and the
"En0wn" 166,GO4.
Luther L. Dixon has resigned the
Chief Justiceship of Wisconsin,, and E.
e. Ryan, of Milwaukee, has been ap.
pointed by Governor Taylor as his
successor.
G. Il. Mccormick, tie widely known
reaper man, is principal proprietor of
vie Inter Ocean, published in Chicago,
and the organ of the Presbyterian
Church in the West.
The woman upon whom the young
Grand Duke Of Russia bestowed his
mothers diamonds, valued at $780,
coo, is said to be Lizzie Ely, an Ameri-
can girl, and the daughter of a we'll
known Presby terian minister in Mis-
souri.
Every Mennonite is required to be
a member OF the church. The princi-
pie difference between their creed and
that If other Protestant churches is in
the DOn-resistance doctrine. a Men
MONTE is forbidden by the laws of his
church to offer resistance in any shape,
to 60 to law, or to hold Office.
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DURING the recent visit of the
friendly Warm Spring Indians, who
were our allies in the MOdOc war, to
San Francisco, they were taken to the
Palace Amphitheatre. At one part of
the performance Monsiur Dockrill ap-
peared in his Indian act on horseback,
and at last he suddenly leaped down
and "sculped" Joe Kenebel, the clown
Of the remarkable wig he wears. At
this the Warm Spring allies became
wildly excited, and it was with the
greatest difficulty that they could bo
restrained from leaping down into the
arena, and taking = hand
in the proceedings. An immense up
roar ensucsl, but the red men were
finally Quietetl down, and resumed
their seats. They persisted, however,
III giving Nr. DQckriil two hearty re-
calls. As he made his bow for the
second time, tho Warm Springs Indians
greeted him with . mighty and ear.
piaeeing gsauins Indian yell
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DlELCrcKY o. CoUxrY OFFICERS.
Tsu.s aud Places for KO1SiDE CSa1ts II
the Territory Of Montana.

SUPREME CONT.
svirein,. City, nrst Monday in j.. uary and sec.
onJ Aos4Ay IN August.
CN:rEp sTAgEs DISTRICT CoUkrS.
I,rsf nissrief-At Virginia City. frst Monday IL
April, and s~cs IL d onday in September
sss7A Disfricf-At Deer Lodge, second Monday Il
april, hrst M-nd.y in september, and arst Mon
tsy in December.
7hivI Districs-At Heiera. first Monday in March
Arst Monday in June, and fourth Monday N No
-y.SiTORIAL COURTS.
0tvsf Disyief--I, .edson County, at Virginia C:ty
1rst Monday IN April. second Aosdsy in Sep
eemher.
In Gallatin Consty. ~ Dozem,n, I'd Monday il
Hsrrt anil fourth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, At Radrrsburg, third Mon
day u February, Arst Monday in Och er.
Ssesn1 NsfYicl-Drer Lodge County, ut Deer Lodge
City, second Monday in April, first Monday il
September, and drst Monday in December.
A Missouls County. st Mssoula. fourth Monday
in June and second Monday IN November.
IN Beaver Head County, Bannack, fret Nor .ay in
june, ard second Monday in October.
Third D,ssricf-in Lewis aud Clark County. At Hell
ena, Grst Monday IN March, hrss n iday IN
june aud nyst Monday in November.
In Mesxaer County, fourth Monday in May and
third Monday N sbctOber.
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=.
NEW&RAPER DECDARONR.

y Any one who tak-s paper regularly from the
Po'n nice-wh~thor directed to his name or ancth
sr's-or whether he hss sIbscrbcd or nOt-is re-
sp"n.,ble for the payment.
, " person ord-rs his p9per discontinued, he
Tnus. pay all nrreArsgt or 'ie pNh!: .hsr ma" con
taIS n s'nt ii until p "r.n. ia made, and collect
IT, "hnie amount, Wheeler .he paper IS taken from
sa' c.Nce or NOT.
8. III. courts havt Gcc ed I. at refusing to AXE
~. ".aspeTs or pef,iic Ms from the Pos;n;.;cg
r".rny'n. ant leaving them uncal!e 1 for, ~
Pvias (1cin evidence OF intentional fraud.
RsGuLAriSG LE.AL PUBLICATIONS.
ACT amend an Act -ntltlci. "An Act to
pr. - fpr and regulate the Rates Of charges for
T. ,iication Of legal documents, - approve u
.ah. 49,.
II by the Legislative Assem:!y q The Ter
- N)nfcan:
;. -. Publishers of newspapers in his Ter
r. y. entitled T. II" following fees for
D. "f all legal easements: Fo the
E:- n of each fol- ": ,n hundred words,
rr,- i!.; ;or ca |, stit.t.vtnt ms rtion, two
d.l't-.
- printer q Suea legal Advert n,enfk
s"a - antN.lrd 10 p-'..@Nt cf his full fees before
L-.Ns ,..q.fc 10 iurn.a. .rtlcxte Of tie luhii-
Gati'r
~:py"vri. december y. i'.I.
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THE BUSINESS. OF JoURNALIsM.-
In commenting upon the failure Of Mr.
J.Y. Scammon, of Chicago, as a news
paper manager, McC Cullagh, OF the st.
Louis Globe, one of the most successful
journalists of the West, tells plain
truth in the following words:
The business Of journalism will con.
tinne to be an inviting field for expert
ment to those who have large amount
of money aud large amount of ego.
6sm.
A man who, having edited a news
paper until he was forty, should sud
denly announce himself a lawyer,
would be regarded as fool by the le-
gal profession; and yet, we often hear
of lawyers of forty making sudden pre-
tensions to journalism. There is an
idea that the business of editing re-
quires no apprenticeship; that editors
come forth from law Offices and colleges
fully armetf for the profession, like Pal
las from the brow Of J0ve. 1t is q mis-
take; there is not III America to day q
single journalist of national reputation
who has not devoted more time and
more hard work to his profession than,
with equal fitness and application,
would hare made him a great lawyer
or good doctor. And yet ninety out
Of every hundred men you meet upon
The street will hesitate about carrying
. hod or making pair Of shoes,
whereas there will probably not be
oneOf the hundred who cannot, accord.
ing to his own jaAgnsnt, edit any
Newspaper in tho country better than
it IL edited, no matter in what man.es
os by whom.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-10

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