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VIRTUE IN NUMBRRs.-"The fidelity with
which some people adhere to the virtue which
they think exists in certain numbers Is wonder
full. The favOrite numbers are 3, I and o." So
says an unknown writer, and he ought to have
added that all such persons, as well others,
would DO ell to select numbers from tickets
which admit TO the Grand Gift Concert, to be
gwen by the Masonic Relief Association of
Norfolk, Va, thereby placing themselves in
position to secure a competency for life. For
particulars of this enterprise, address II. v
Moore, Sect'y III. h. A, Norfolk, Va, or an au-
thorized A gent of the Association,
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CITP ITEMS.

LAST CHANCR.-But a short time rem aims for
the purchase of tickets in the Fifth Gift Con-
cert of the Public Library of Kentucky. Agents
have been notified to make returns from the
10th to the 18th inst, but for the convenience OF
those who may have failed to supply them
selves through the agents, CASH orders will be
filed at the home Office up TO the evening of the
18th, and if any money should come too late it
VIII be promptly returned to the party sending
it. 1II5 10
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IMPROVED METHOD or BRICK-MAKINa.-Bv
invitation OF the Washington Brick Machine
company recently Incorporated, and which has
erected, at great cost, one Of the nam moth Ora
ham brick machines, propelled by nfry-hOrse-
power engine, upon seveR-acre clay lot at the
Intersection Of II AID Boundary streets north
east, "a full description Of which was given In
j HE STAB a few days since,) a number Of gem
t6men, representing mechanics, merchants
ofhelals ana professional men, assembled yes
terday 70 see the workings Of the machinery
and the process OF making most superior brick
with almost lightning like Tapidity. The works
which have been described, were found 20 be 10
perfect order, under the superinteudenCe OF Mr.
y +. Haskins, who introduced them into this
city some time SINCE After looking through
the entire works and discussing the great i'm
PtoFement over the ordinary process. the com
pany were Invited 70 partake OF a lunch prr-
pared and spread out under one Of the SHEDS OF
the establishment The success Of this enter
ritSe r. suTe, a. = much more uniform and an
IeTiOr article can be furnished at the same cost
y lot less than Formerly. The facilities for
crying and burning by furnace, heated will
coal, are most complete.
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THB THBATERs-It Is "a great pitr that the
erect OF the brilliant setting Of NJ - ellison as
Beatrice in "Nuch Ado About Nothing -
- the National Iheater- last M gLt. should IA ye
been more than neutral zed by the poor support
she received. In the hrst see the Illness OF an
actor cast Tor one Of the principal parts led %
The reading CT the same-always an awkward
eNFtdieHt, AND no better on this occasion. In
the next place some Others we're EVIDENTLY sick
OF indisToseC. Tonight Niiss. Nelson will an
lear IN her great role OF "Ros4lind, =" in - i
Pected.
The numerous admirers OF Mr.. ToOie, the
lDshsh comedian, viii have al opportunity
tais evening OF seeing him in one or Lis most
entertaining characters, that of Uncle Dicks
Darling" he will also appear in q farce. The
fine acting OF Mr.. TOOle and COMPANY ia Afford
ing great pleasure To the large number OF orr
citizens VITO appreciate really good comedy
performances.
"Nip, the Pretty Flower" and the other at
fractions al the TheateF COmlQue are hIliny
that house this week with crowds Of delighted
Play goers, Who seem satisfied that they get their
moneys worth.
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3. SILvRRBHR0.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
ct9O-tr S12 71H eT.. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA Az,
II r o N z e 3.

X n " N u D
We call attention to our assortment OF all the
arisian novelties In
REAL BRONZE
Fine Fancy Goods, &C., of our own
BIREOT IMPORTATION.
~WEDDIEG PRESENTS SPECIALITY,
w. M. CALI, BRO. & Co.,
noy4-u Jewellers.
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DRY GOODS

Dkh GOODS,
LIVER fHsE EyERf
sPECIALTTKs:
5LACk eILkS and BLACK ALPAOks,
~ ohAo fVPLlh ALPACAs, 81 soc WoEth
pBABALPACAs,T p incl, vide. ras,o,s 2, 70,
cty. AAe Ia 'le
ssAhhGsISs BABGAISs
Bargsir- throughout orr entire 49,
~ ohk PBlCk TO ALL.
R0SA~ wYLFF
n-.L-I IoIe ard io29 Seventh street q. ".
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
= fNeN Cgr- fNfg morning G s-,--r.- a. 40
SAshhEkES, nkRINOS, SEBGEs. gANEls
nhlh OLOI H-, diagonal L., aud eATTNNs IL
eA Tie popular SnddesIrAbit shades
49, FULL LTsEOF
n LACh AND COLOPFD NTTKS
bsLHCk AND COLORED VELTETS
MOIRNiAG GOODS
HOLNEhEEPTNG GOODS
AhhLAO UNDERWEAR
6OSIk6f AND H4NphE PguvrrS
LADIES' HRAPPINgN
l"eSe goods hsvC been purchases -.
80, - = :, our ca stuistrs = 49, 49,
49,. ~, - ttth' Homer - iDa - So. pt
essortn1trt - , |, .is IN bay .-5m an rrs'u
novs6t JOHN Y MtrCaELr
Hfl Pn1asr .Fs.iR avenue.
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CONFINEMENT ana happiness reign in sill
households where DOoley's Yeast Powder is
used. Try it. Your grocer has IT,
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Truss, 23j Pennsy lvaEis avenue north west SO
MEBINo Shirts and Drawers, 81, S1.25 SI5O
each: Medcated Shirts and Drawers, at HOl-
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. 1O,14,1:
A MEDICAL OPINIoN.-"My opinion is, !" Csays
DR.. Clement NJ. Moore, of BufFalo,) "that if
Hdie'S Honey If HorshOUnd and Tar were taken in
the early stages of all complaints affecting the
organs OF respiration, consumption would be,
comparatively, unknown. And | think, also,
that II is the best preparation that can be given
when the lungs have become seriously diseased,
as II so0thes the irritation, has a healing effect
upon the tissues, and invigOrates all the organs
concerned in the act of breathing"
Pike'S T0Otb--fche DTOps-CUre in one minute
ALL-WOOL UNDBRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
80 each; the latest style Scarfs, at Hollander
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hall.
10,14,l:
CoRSs, BUNIOEs, SC.
For relief from COrns, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails, ETC., visit DIR. hits's establish
ment, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
FINE Gents Furnishing Goods, at Houander
Bros. IO,141:
EXTRA LAEGE SIZE Under wear, at Holander
Bros 10,14,1:
TRY THE ELASTIC Truss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue. 2,5
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales or1sI2
we're 1919 SEQ. s,12s,wtf
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1NO N " ALI - o.

=. II you are suffering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion
OSnstipstion, Loss 81 APgstts q General Debility,
socording 90 directions, and n you not bene-
ntted BY 4 70 back to the party IRON whom you
purchased Il and get your wopey back. Ali parties
selling Il are arthof lied 20 sell UPON the above
terms. Ter sale by DruRgisf. and Qrocers gene.
rally. BROWUIN6 q MIDDLETOE.
o10 kenneylyeufa ayeaue,
0DztS foDftoeofB and QapufActarera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-11

ONE Of our most estimable citizens NAV be
thankful for the introduction OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, for its timely use has saved his
life.
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V'O GLOSS BUSINESS,
Il IREMER DOCS SLAFGHTER

m m ~ the Gree -
G . o g.
1Es tEtfe stsck 70 Be scld at prime within tn
~ Best Celicces, 81 snd Sc yard wide Cotton nj
So.r worth IA double width EhsetfDR Cottous al
nc, worth double the money; Black Alpacas A. n
saCIiLcS-oouole width a. Z5C worth "a, sac
NS-.n syi sgc.t worth 65. Mstrr- prsUf Cl0ta, All
Soioiss lrt n 15c. upi C-utnE EianH Isl, l0c: Wool
ESitti, isc Ottoman CT til skirts, g.. i, worth
q scotch Pads, &c. worth 81: Coyeriids aud
bishsetsi Cassip1erss; Lsdies' Hsrngned Haraker.
ChtIs' g Ladies Bose, llr. worth IS; Table Lin.
ems, bedticks, Paper Countries, and the eutire stk
SheWis 81 40. Cali and take s00k ~ our ss0ck
rtite puIC hssing elSHW here, az No l3n Bridge It
veCreeioVn ID %. p. S-CctCOn at lie. better than
Androsocggin l.. octsol T
CAREERS
- NEW ADVERTISEMENT OF HIs CHEAP
DRf GOODS, 707 MARkEF sPAUE.
We nave only feW pieces left Of the very n Ne
P1It Clik BLACK 4pnGlT az . sc, worth T5s Ala.
lev pieces OF tie beautiful Dress Goods a. lsc
We have gust received a raag7iicant assortment
Of the latest ST. le Dress Goods ranging rro7D l r.
de- TO pieces NOR OF the extremely wfda Sh-et-
~ SottOn only l25ac.; Gaguihcsnt Blankets ou!y
ga DeAutlful shawl, s. %; splendid Waterproof.
&c very best CALICO, SC very fine all Woo! 81 z..
"a hrntre, toc.; very hosvy CEytou Flannel, only
Hear.
Every day we are receiving from the Now Yo-A
auCtiobs the Cheapest Dr. Goods that ever were .D
Washington, AID We are almost giving them away
CARRIERS,
octSO.E T07 MARKET SPACE
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NUNYIcxsT ACT OF Nh. CoRcoRAx
le un Il at Mr.. w. w. Corcoran has offsred 10
paY OF e-hah the aggregate cost OF thu nav.
As ;eDslon church and the lot on which IL STANDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-11

ESCAPE or AN ALLEGED THIKF PROM Pc
Lies HEADQUARTERS Recently, q number o.
srtieles have been missed by the proprietors OF
The oNen hooseI Msssrs. Gordon & Jordan
bouned Messrs. Sargent sand MeEffresh
Oetsenves, ard they Yesterday arrested q col
oreo man named Andrew Jackson formarIv a,
emPioSee IN the Owen House. He was found
oy INC o1aSeIs n house in the division with his
Pocksts IulI OF hVe cent nickel coins, and thew
stolen property. he was locked up in The
small room connecting with the cell At noIiee
feDce Of the keeper kicked the panel on ths 49,
out and made his escape. NN-
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~ Dhl OOUDS.
LARGE STOCK AND LOWER Prices.
Hsve Just moved In sl~ u-,g s-sr, s-s INV .,,
irg varied stock, NouElt {. casa sue. IA. ID.
SIlnSs, and lover Erices thaE Dry Goods have 1ea-
Bert ca LICOEs. ard 10 cs-ts
Yard y ide blrseaes COZ. !EoS; : Ceuts, v0rfhl1
81 Pillow Case IL, S-nrs.' ~ ~
y axy vie sHEETTNG SOC, e-Srf6 a 20
,1AbLE IlhEH>, DAEASbS. ~ EyEDrHs.
Heavy Csnton FLbNEELS.I 10 lst,.ls Il ,,gc-
al 6.st msses nno 40 ctsker FbANEELs
MhItkPk0oe dowU-75 So. 81, Sfres
SASSl NERES for n : I'D boys, ffon SC. up
Lsdies' and gen = JkpEs GF = cha4n
4 u TIE lev thinas 10 nRESS GOODS. chen
kegant hiEh-cplorrd Pr IDS Il worth .
s,ne skB6sS and DiiGgNA s, So, worth 81,
Black hBPACAc, g, worth S7's
Pure Mohsii ALPSo s' SG r. Seth % e
hLaCh tASHAkRkS. EERTNDS. FRE NrrH
IHLLLS, BOAB4ZKNES, TAWTSRS. SA II
NETS, and DR4P D. BITE a srsrta1fy.
bLACh SILKS, cheap, - 1 hall offer the Best
makes 10 build I'D a silk trade
sHAWGs, from SOC. 20 $50
BLANKETS, 81 50 20 srS,
BLhkhET 81 SIS, worth 81.
FELT kIkTs, 81, warth : / 90
line English Brussels CARPErs, slS
nov2-l2t 100 Marked s9soe. door, a. fr'S 7th -
GREAT ATTRACTION no PUOHAsE3s OF
~ DRf GOODS.
Water Proof CiCakiIs retUces from Il sst, e.
Eer yard. Ali Wool Vlannels az Is cents. CaatSr
f!annels 81 reduced prices. Blankets, Towels and
0@ttons as low a. the 10 Get. Rsrgains in Ril-F
Mohsirs ard Alpscss, alSays ca baud Bress
Gods in beautiful STYLES aud AZ popuIs- priec.
Hosiery Ene Notions cheap Call at
EMORY BANTER's,
VOL Ot.oI III AS&O FeLhsy iNBEis avenue.
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TAKsN By TIE OFFICERS AFrRR Fsc.pYxa
ARREST Two YKARs.-Patrick Bennett. for
whose arrest a warrant was issued two wears
ago, charged with being one OF the parties who
committed grape upon girl in SWampOodle
and Who . Jumped the town." vas recognized
By the { thcers in Lieutenant Kelly's precinct
among the crowd which gathered about the IN
precinct station yesterday TO look at the esdaV-
eTs rekoTrected by Christian, Percy and Maud
Brown. He was taken into custody to answer
the old charge against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-11

To BIB CURED of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, 25j Pennsylvania avenue north west. SO
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one Ton OF Genuine NeW York Glsren Better,
Just arrived, which wa CffHr wholesale aud -ets1
A'so, Just rsceiv.d. sou rUzez CANNED GOODS
son 81 extremely low rates
u, I Pure irPor-sd CUBA HONEY, ~ tho gallons
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MERCHANT TAUORS.
EIEET GRAND GIFT CONCERr.
FoR THE BENEF-T OF rHE
Montpelier Fenale humane Association
Al AEEK4NDRIA, "a.

November 23. 1874
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MERIEO Shirts and Drawers, 81, 81. 25, $50
each; Medicated Shirts and Drawers at HOl-
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. 1O,14,1:
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u A-Di u AND OAI MEAL
4. Smith a CO p t3rsban Filur spo grn.bef
" bts greet lrlf- - b. Hil a. BroykIyu every
SesA; lrteh tat Meal "a bulk, Genuine Scotch
gal zeal IN pound 1haga-, u snulBs Irish Dat
Mssi, from tie v ats- Gaze Mile, IN I6-Ib TO csus
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Ne'cb E Eg8t , Gr..1y, ger sa.ek-. Ss 40
Golden Elll Fa--tlr. usr sack - %
=. II. Hers Beet Esmi'y. r.. sacF - 10
BDrnt NJ ills a. low :. rstez
Prairie Bird Far iIy ~ lsSyest rates
ChoiCe Eztra, De- -sgE................-. 81 Is
Cod ENtra. or sscF - "a
noN y inc t.mri TN your sCPplg Of Flour, a. ls
Is sure 70 BdG8n,e very son.
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LARGE srock,Nn rnwraparnn.

L ALL Day GOODS.
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ELTHONZO NUUNGS d 90.
ARE SELLING


TEAS
OErs1 cent o long aus r.parfaI Teas are ~.
besJ O. De- had 10 toe ,fry Ntfs price, ~ money re-
luA1eQ. y e ais ia 90 l-8, tuC .a largo -urniv.
tf'trH other GiffeI.4. H-a..s Il-'r-.. x.ry birh
grade ~ = Prey I.lr Japan al. Hr d rrr d, 80
pyWcer, 81 moderate prices.
, 1874-03-01

Special D1spa;eh To 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. z8.-TLe Woman's Tenn
perance League celebrated the first week OF the
crusade here at 1 o'clock this afternoon by
emptying the entire drinkAble contents Of John
Lichtenfel's Gait House saloon, on Main street,
into the gutter, amid tho cheers Of the assem-
bled citizens. The proprietor signed the pledge
and delivered the key Of the SALOON to tho
women. Ho will open q butcher shop next
week.
At T1EFFERsON71LLE.
Special Di@pateh to rhe Chieugo Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb 28.-The women Of
Jet1orsonvilla visited the saloons in the upper
part Of the town yesterday. They we're received
cordially BY tho saloon-keepers, but failed to
make any Impression.
At CHANLEsToWN
the WOMEN have succeeded in obtaining the sig
natures OF tho druggists, with one exception,
hot to eaH Intoxicating liquors except upon =
physic1kdss prescription. They haTo visited all
the SALOONS, but hnvc not met with any SUCCESS.
AT VALPARAISO.
Special Dispatch 10 Tae Chicago tribune.
YA1PAnA1so, Ind, Feb. 29.--The Grand Jury
are finding indictments against all saloon-kee2-
CTS, and it is quite certain TINT most OF them
will be forced to stop their pusiaesa for violat-
ing the laws Of the State. -
The womon'e war is still going on as hards as
ever, although thiB makes twelve days.
, 1874-03-01

Special 1t.pateh so Tbs Chicago 71f5ans.
Lou1svn1E Ky. Fob. "a temperance
meeting will bo held IL tlus & n1ty to-msssts ss ~
eEec: d an organization for Increment agains:
tho saloons. Mrs. Hewitt. Quaker lady fron
Indianapolis, will be present, and cenTe7 & a. 90
Dress i largo number Of ladies' from JegsF. @
sonville are expected to be II attonoaace tns .,s
movement has some earnest advocates hcr7, bs1s
it is hardly probable that any definite sctIoa *li
ba takcu Tomorrow
, 1874-03-01
IOWA.
CEDAR RAPIDS

6p<efas DizpateA 10 Tia cht>o1o Tt95~ns-
CzDAR RAp1ps, Ia., Feb. 28,-The temperance
crusade has suddenly broken out here. i PROM
incut saloon-kecper received notice through the
Post Office to-day that his saloon would DO 7sit-
ed by the ladies' tonight. -,
At YoRr MADISON.
:-Fonr MADISON, 1a., Feb. 28.-A1though tho
day WAS rainy, and the streets very muddy, yet
the indies, umbrellas in hand, made the prom
ised visits to five di6arent saloons At the nlss
thav were not allowed TO enter, but tbsy stood
On the sidewalk and saug and prayed Just Re-
fore leaving, tho sa1oon:kcerez cane 1n,a to t ife
lin, Int to no aYail. One Of the bystanders.
. hardened and almost insetoraso d9inter, :e,
marked afef they bad gene ta1 that hsa sa1 eo 9ags
I'm, ,1orna1,s mouth, md that bet could not
help but Weep The zeal which the LADIES' man; an
fcst seems to be that gl'eu to them an IN.
day. thers raro nearly twice as mxny out as
Yesterday.
, 1874-03-01
IN PHILADELPHIA

'' IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADE1PHA. Fob. INSTRUMENTATION b
the temperance crusaders we're made Ae1c to-
day. but the women wcie not admitted to any
saloons and the police have been instructed tc
keep the. sidewalks clear. The saloons visited
yesterday werc in full blast to-day: but the
women hold meeting in house in the vicinity,
the saloons were soon closed. Woods Museum
is engaged for . temperance meeting to-uoz1o7
evening.
, 1874-03-01

grz1Sor1ELD. Mars, Feb. 23.-A!netT "oaTcra
Of the Lyman Mills Ut Hoiyoke have struck TOT
tie restoration OF a1te-rAnic w.sea.
, 1874-03-01

.zt<t.1 Dt<oat<A 70 The Chiea7o 1+s6sas.
Oshkosh, Wis., Fob. 28.-Raligious. meetings.
have been held hero during the month Of
Fabrna1y By union Of al the churches, and
c1oso br : grand temperance ueesug On Sunday
.ftsrnoou, to bo addressed BY the Hon. l. James
, 1874-03-01
PLATE GLASS.
A M E3RICAN
POT,ISE ED .
PZ,.A!'!l|[' E E
GLASS. /, j

The STAR GLASS CO., Of New
Albany, have, within the last year,
very much enlarged their works,
and, by the Investment Of nearly
three Quarters Of q million Of dol
lars. have now one Of the most per-
feet PLATE GLASS FACTORIES
in the world, with machinery and
capacity for producing any required
size and quantity promptly. The
Glass now being turned out by these
works is excellent in all particulars,
and we have recently placed con-
siderable quantities Of it in several
conspicuous and costly buildings in
this city, to the entire satisfaction
of the architects and owners.
We invite all persons interested in
this material to compare it with
Plate Glass Of any foreign manufac-
ture, being confident that the Glass
will sufficiently recommend itself.
We guarantee satisfaction to all
purchasers, and we further guaran-
tee that the Glass will not discolor
by use. e..
We propose to compete in price
with any Plate Glass Dealers in this
or any market Of the United States.
, 1874-03-01

At Ban FHANEfSCV.
sAs Francisco, Feb. 28.-The Women Of thii
ctr WHO are connected with the Methods. Eps-
copal Church hnro resolved to inauS1'rate
pra ring crusade. and will open their canE:iS1
On Monday at Chau1berl1in's saloon, on Cal1or'
MS street, tie place Of resort Of tho Etock'
hrokntH.
, 1874-03-01

Nxw: TonK. Feb. 28--Au11ed,. steamships
Hammonia. from Harnburgj 3lneedooln. from
PoRrLAxp, Ne, Feb. 2s.-ArdTed, stehnaahir
HibaRnian, from Liverpool
, 1874-03-01
OHIO.
At EIrLET.

RR1xY, O., Feb. 2s.-The crusaders hart
spent the day at Leranna, two miles bo1cw here.
One salocn there and one out On tho H1Esbo1a
pike still hold ont. The Levanna dcaler locked
them out, ard with the aid Of few Gcrnna
neighbors kept up songs and carousal indoors.
Property y-holder rs have been notified that lhe:H
houses will be fired il the czusade1s' continne
their Work at Levanna.
IN GENERAL
C1Sc1SSA11, Feb. 2s.--Branderberg. tho
Equordealer at Oxford, O., Who has petition
pending to enjoin the women from praying in
frout Of his saloon, surrendered poured out his
liquor, and signed the pledge to-day. The bells
we're rung and grand rejoicing ensucd.
Judge Barlow, OF Springfield, to-day ordered
the Sheriff to close the aaloons OF tho Lnyouda
and Murray hotels as nuisance5, till tho pro-
prietors give bonds not to sell spi.ituous
liquors.
As the Indies Of Morrow filed into tho Court
House to the hearing Of the injunction against
them Ill the bells in town were rung.
, 1874-03-01
ST Gnnrre.

Regular monthly meeting viii DO held on Monday;
j6s Washiaston..t. nsar Fsd.sY I'M attendance IL
earnestly desired -. G. J. BURROUGHS. Sec1- .
, 1874-03-01

nA1D ON HOTEL BAR
Bos1oy, Feb. 28.-The State ConstAhle8 se'zse
to-day 91 500 worth Of liquors at the EoYs:d
House,
, 1874-03-01

There viii DO regular meeting Of Court Ponear Of THO
ball q Went R1adophxt., 1t 80 o'eiock All !ncEnbora
expected b IN astendance and Hs!tng hrcthfeo
= JAMES W. DWYER, 6ocy-
, 1874-03-01

Special Dispatch = The Ch1ea1o Tribune.
: CLEyELA:D, O., Feb. 28.-The locomotive en-
gineers adjourned this afternoon, AMI man.
hare gono home. They maintain tho Etr1cte,:
silence IS to the proceedings, but It is reported
on what seems good authority tha: tho non-
strikers were victorious By = considerable MI
iori1y.
, 1874-03-01

Ths regular monthly meeting Of tho Ca1edouaa Clu
viii be had in their hill and les st.
On TuesdAy evsniuE next It o'k1oek-'
g. T.AAG, Eourth Chieft1tu-
, 1874-03-01
CAPITAL AND LABOR


CrycxxAr1, Fob. 23.-Gov. Leslie, Of Kan
:tacky, telegraphs Swift'4 rolling he@-
tort :" Cali on the s1ayor to protect your mea
from violence" Tho z1.lla in the OHIO Valley Of
which about ten closed, will .:y TO star: next
Taek.
, 1874-03-01

hold regular mesaR to.znurzuw ercnink. At 4 South
sa G,.st-s 0e Vttn< 9 ss1s1a M%YN fH.da{ ssa, =
, 1874-03-01
NUMEER 100.
Ross. Plans are being arranged for 1sid On
the saloons next week The city la to b dls
trlcted, and regular campaign Laid out,

Special Di<p1trh to 1fs [hi+1qo Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, Feb 28-The Hon. i. A. Kol-
1ogg, OF Lacrosse, spoke On temperance to 80
immense crowd at the Assembly Chamber to-
night. The Rev. Il. Stona Richardson, q Aetho-
dist divine, speaks On the Same subject to-rncr-
row mig ut at Hooley's Opera-House. There is
deep feeling here that thero must Be somsthiu:
done to stop the traffic.
, 1874-03-01

Annual meeting for .hs Election Of omeez MI be held
Monday oveutax. March ?, 1b74, It O'Clock p n.
, 1874-03-01

Tbo regular meeting Of tho Chicago Masonfq Board g
Relief will DO held the Parlor Of Oriental Hall No. +
L4Sallo-st, On MoudaJ evening. Ma1ch At IN O'clock
for business I. is hoped cvery wtl bo
present at this meeting e. EDWARD COOK. 6cc'J.
, 1874-03-01

Thu firm of Gilbert Gvins has this day been ossoTe9
BY mutual consent.
Tto Real Estate business Of tho firm WILL nefetef Do
conducted By Rabert G. Givns 1t ths eAtne o"ce %
LaSa1le-st- JAMES A Il. o.'
Ch,..a. F., ~ 1874 ROBERT G. GTvINS.
Having been connected In business with mr. ~
Ci,1n. during the past and having retired
from, tho Real Estate business heartily recommend TO
N, frteads and former patrons Mr. GTins' - man OF
strict integrity and business capacity and an eor
tain that any business transactions with him WILL AWAIT
,,r,.. ontt.e1y .su,t.cto17. JAMES A. GILBERT.
Formerly Of Gilbert GtTtna
Cnieaep, Esb. H. Iii.
, 1874-03-01

LA DIES :!

tho height of prudcrY seoR At the uss Of Faeo
Powders to improve tho complexion In TIL. lndsed
The of proper motns. To1LETINE viii Improve ali
pE H B%Eff@ Isent, IL Madison IT.
, 1874-03-01

Chics9o CommAndcE5, No. 1e, K. T.-S;ated couc1aVo
Monday evening March j. = TO O'CLOCK for business
and work on X r. Order. Visiting Sir kni9hA courte-
on.ly iarised.~ B5 order Of The E.
, 1874-03-01
ME" FIRM.

Tho undersigned having purchased tho stock Of Tot
.on Bros Co. will continue tho business OF Stoves.
Ranees and Furnishing Goods 1t toe old ht3no'
49, - FRENCH SMITH