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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
POLICE COURT SKETCHES.
IT is HARD


to be srraigned before the public when guilty o
even the most Insignificant crime, but when posi-
lively innocent It is an exasperating outrage
which no subsequent exoneration and acquitta
can entirely obliterate. Henry @. Brown has &C
cupied the criminals dock at the Police Court fol
several consecutive days, crowded in with {
motley gang Of dirty and odoriferous eolo,ed
employer, L. II. Schneider, moneys amounting t.
about one thousand dollars After . careful ex
animation Of Mr.. Schneider's books and the 40
has been transacting its monetary business, the
prosecuting attorney, Mr.. Gloss, entered nou.
proseqxi, and the case was dismissed, having dis
prosecution. Just 90 long Is the power Of arraign
ing man before the public and the bar Of justice
upon the slightest suspicion, and without proper
the reputation Of good citisens Be- laid bare to The
thrusts Of malice or unfounded suppositions, and
the sooner some way is provided Tor the protee
the more speedily and thoroughly Will Justice b
administered to tine real criminal and the liberty
and character Of The no, honest e. man BE- ..srediy
Of hasty and Indignant public.
WHO WAS IT
that cut that ssmi-eircle cash around Chae. Jack.
sons neck, extending Almost from ear to eas, was
matter Of much :pesalasicn n the sSuIt ysster:
thst Jackson had stationed himself, and was qul-
city examining the public improvsinsnts Of that
peighbo'hoo6, When he came e coet.et With one
eompanied By crowd 81 noisy s'parda" he e.
cssted JIckson, but he made No reply. He then
:sn S% 3 ss sa .s Sen
able 70 get 4 entirely shut and hesp II % up 70
the time Of his sppear.nes Ct count. He then
ns cox pss n ~Sh p.ysd
70 withdraw and resort TO rasor, with which no
Aftsr Jseison had reesivcd this dssSsrous cut he
made for his assailant, knocked him down, then
broke from the crowd and made his escape. The
Judge fined Aans6eld - end costs.
THOMAS v. snTH
woke up yesterday morning to md . shreud st
:ns. eg 81 &: 3
pssssbis iSr the tssssliss ps6lie. His eoiorsd
rsquissioa. VIM. rsOna: .tsod quietly 81. .
wsash ths pillow El'.s ssseshly oysrths a lac:
ss s 81 ny saSi
tfcabls IN the shape a : diligsnt poliesna1I Who
came suddenly upon hins tslpsd him q the
soa hin % sS oSv TSs S.s Ss
succession. The LeEiSistare had enacted law
Pp.a e: az & I'D e any ssss t 4:
lated this Law, was atrested, and being fasf hur.
RED toths bar cftusttaa $3.50 : =
son that the yOcabrisry q smphssie osshs was
deficient md he paid e little regard for that pc
lle:m1n . tho lay ed Rs.sopai s.9sty woaid q
times justinabls, ut gsnes ct tie physical con-
struosion or The policeman dispslIed his desrs IN
this respect % be drew What Consolation he could
by revolving In his mind the different modes Of
torture with which be would in6ict the blue eoat,
Sers. The Instruction q he eesrt tsnasd 70 Stay
IN vrath, the judgement beiag reserved until
Smith could ascertain from the B0ard OF Public
works whether he had transgfsssed Any Of their
rules and regulations o. not. ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
THE AVENUE RAILROAD.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLl
ER%WHAT 1T EARNED AND SPENT

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
ERS-wHAT 1T EARNED AND SPENT.
Tho stockholders of the Washington and
Georgetown passenger railroad company held
their annual meeting yesterday, at the company's
ONCE.
Mr. s. S. Rfker, president, submitted his re-
port and says that he is again compelled to state
that their business has been most seriously inter-
EuPssd and nte,fsred with y continued street
Seventh street west, from to @ street north;
on Pennsylvania avenue from First street west
west: also from seventeenth to EisSteensh street
west, where they have been compelled to take mp,
regrade, and repave the whole Of the spaces In
CURED BY the Charter T they have also been CON-
Commissioner Of Public Buildings and Grounds,)
avenue, commencing On First street west: thence
around the circle Of the Capitol grounds through
street south uniting 9Th the track,
New Jersey s,snas q sss .oatsss:s
This makes over three fourths of : mile Of double
Of entirely new materials, and required moro than
S ss
with the additional amount Of iron chairs. &C.
More than thirty thousand feet Of lumber have
whole distance II new and renewed work com.
pleted on these lines exceeds three miles, and
about half . mile (Seyenth street, from @ to
when that Is completed the whole Of the roadway,
nearly ten miles Of double track, viii have been
rsg..ded repaired and lsp.vsd since ths sumner !,
the stockholders any dividends during the past
year they have not Increased their floating debt,
and have paid since J.neary ls1e nearly 600 600
MUGS Under De direction Of the Commi.sioner Of
In snssfin0 ~ he eStsnsion n the Metronoii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
REYNOLDS POST NO. 8.

The annual reception, soiree, and installation
Of Reynolds Post, No. ., g. A. R., took place last
night ut Marinps hall. The attendance sslarge,
and very happy evening was spent. General J.
@. Nsgley, Of Pennsylvania, delivered the sd-
dress, and T. il. SprAEus was installing oficer.
The following were the o6leers installed: Com
%andsr, r. 3. Brouner; 5. y. Commander. A.
sdiatant, n. b. Adams; qusrtsrmaster, A. Brsd,,
ford; ofeer Of the day, John Rilay; ofleer Of the
guard, Robert. Sloane: chaplain, A. ]. Easter
brook; surgeon, l. J. Draper, n. D.; sergeant
maj or, J. 4. Madden; quarternastsr sergeant,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
TAX BILLS

for special improvements and for sewerage set
tied at discount OF twenty -ve to thirty PEI
cent. by the Rogers Banking Company, sls Sew
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA special dispatch from
Alton says fire broke out there at $50 g. m. and
consumed nearly o block Of stores on Third street
and three stores on Piazza street. The fire was
not under control until o. m. The loss 10 esti-
tod over sim mn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
INDIANA RECEPTION.

This evening the gentlemen of the Indiana Re-
publican club give their first reception of the sea-
son at Masonic Temple, and It promises to be o
most enjoyable one. From to o'clock has been
assigned to the Indiana Senators, Representa-
tivcs and their families, who will be present to
receive their friends. After that dancing and .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
CITY ITEMS.

A HOUSEHOLD RExEDr.-No family should b
without some e11cacious remedy for the cure Of
colds, sore throat, whoopIng- cough and Group
some remedy, too, which can be relied on a. safe
CAerTy combines the desiderdfum
UNHEALTHY SURROUNDINGS
To breathe pure, healtbful air. and to follow o..
cupatfons conducive to health and long life are
dwell wherever their lot is east, however insaia.
ssssssa q 70
and vigor. Medical science has, however, come
. the AID Of the latter. In Hostetter's Stomach
twenty-five years. the best defence against tho
morbid innusnees which create and foster dis
insssdisats ~. s%ons the Sness botanic sp:hes
preventive Of and remedy for the diseases gen
tories, excessive heat, over exertion Of body or
mind, pnwholesome water, or sny other morbino
the palm rom al medicines Of the present DAY.
AraxILBnurs,
coz Seventh street northwest,
Cloeing-out sale Of
$4,000 worth of
Cents Fine Stitched Boots,
ladies' hobby Button Caters,
White, Red and Blue Slips,
Rubters and Arctics.
.. Slippers made to order
"a Seventh street.
BRowN'S metallic weather strip the ehsspsse
and best. in use. For sale only at Tubman'a IA
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty per
eent. The only place IN the city where you can
get window shades for q, with fixtures complete.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Out Of q ~ sewing machines distributed to 40.
plicants by the Chicago Relief Committee, sach
applicant Designating the machine she wanted,
2427 were Of the Singer patent. These significant
facts show the high appreciation In which this
excelleut machine ID held.-Horper's Weekly, Esp
York
TIE GREAT EN8LlsH REMEDY for Gout ana
Rheumatism. All sufferers from tho above com
plants either OF recent or long standing ars adj
vised to use Blar's Gout and Rheumatic Pilis
They oan be relied upon a. the most safe AMI o.
fectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
Year, with the greatest success. Prepared By
PRoUr kHARsANT, I'D Strand, London, England
and sold BY all druggists.
WHITE Clean, sound teeth, all may have ~
using daily THuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der. Price, Is and 50 cents per bottle.
BnAUr1uL, sof, glossy hair, all desire II, an
may hevo 1t BY constant use Of THoMPsoI'sPo-
made Optfme. Price, Is and 50 cents per bottle.
LieHr-coLoRID Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not solled. JoUvHN's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
viii renovate them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
Per bottle. All sold BY druggists and fancy deal
ers.
Willis MAcHlHE-srRxAp STRENGTHENING
PLAsTERs, whenever o plaster IL needed, are nm
fivailed. Price, %, Is. and 20 cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
CoLoRED CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL So
a- CLETY. 5s. - 20

At meeting OF the Celored Catholic Beneficial
Society, recently held at their hall On Eighteenth
street, report was presented showing that the
society was organised In Ostobsr, 1870, with six
twenty-five cenfs per month. In I'M, the soeiety
had incrsased % CAST and Its funds became %
large, that II WAS declared beneficial to its mem
bers 1t has paid for funerals Of msmbers q pse 50;
to the relief Of sick membHFs, between ESQ and
600; for their lot on Eghtesnth street. ears; for
and yet has Deposited for relief Of its members
over t7oo. This society vas organized for thepoo
people Of color who had BOT means 70 provide for
ceivcs all good Catholic persons without regard TO
age. II nov numbers On tts roll near go members,
male and female. 81 rFgs .tst7e
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

UNiFED AEssa SASs5s . S..,SH 4.
"a De ps.lsie. q J4s1i Z: COL. SshIi.se:
P1k IS &c e s 3 All g 9ssS e
- M S5SsnaSssa - sxs.i2sss NSes! e
~ ; s:.,:: & - - - . Iii s. . -:
fsfsiss:, -KYsff4 ss'i ]: 60; ,,;,s.. !, .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

A FRESH IMPORTL TON
Of singing birds just received 1t Latimsr
Clearys.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
TEE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT:

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Ne. IA Home Iifs ins1rnnce Company Of
Brooklyn, plaintiff IN error, "a Lucinda n. Dunn,
M %n ssssdsh ~
col for the defendant I'm error.
No. 100, Constituted for loa) Thso. Cook ct a.
III: V: s1sasa y Me- d:e1s. 8o.a
sHS1 5ss . 1Ss the and BY Mr. H. Nor
Adjourned antii tomorrow ct Il o'clock.
SPECIAL TERM-MR. JUSTICE WYLIE.
Routine cases. eecupisd this court ysstsrdsy.
CIRCUIT COURT-JusTIcE MACARTHUR.
This court vas Engaged q follows yesterday:
Joaasoe Z: Plans Va 8. r 4. Brown Ven.
shell q. Savage. Verdict Sor sssa.ss, with IN,
Tucker : sherman ". Kimnsn. Verdict 70.
Gsrdnsr ". Hutton. vssdiss for plaintiff fo1
Magic ". sharp. Verdict for en-, with IN
Fowler ". Hamihk. vsrdset for ssle.
ssS%.1 Ct e. =. BIT. ss,s s1 sSf fsSss Com
pany. Motion to sst aside judgment Withdrawn.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases are asagnsd for thai
5 s; $: =. T. g: q . q 3 g: g, g: g: g: g, &;
"a Ns, "a and llA Adjourned.
PRICES DOWN.
In order to close out our large and desirable
stock Of gentlemen's 6ne handmade boots, Con-
greog gAitsfs and low shoes, We have put the
prices down 70 slight advanee on cost. An az
animation viii convince you that the very best
goods are offered at extremely low prices, at T.
8. 0srtHell's, so Seventh street, corner Of !.
Kow IS your CHANCE.
Lstimsr Z Clss.y begin this morning their ez-
riety Of goods, one great feature being an sxten-
sve assortment Of custom made clothing, suitable
for all classes and will be sold without regard 70
the advances made On them.
SINGING AND FANCY BIRDS
LatimeY CleaTy viii receive . large consign-
nent Of singing Canaries and fancy birds to-day.
THE FEATHERED TRIBE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

TAKE CARE OF your VALUABLE&
Gall and examine the IRE and burglar proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York svenue and Fifteenth street. for sAfe
keeping Of securities jewels silver-Ware, other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO sise. No business man can
afford to do without them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

/ Yesterday while the down train to this city on
the Metropolitan railroad WAS crossing from the
Point of Rseks It ran over and killed an unknown
man. The body was brought to this city and
taken to the Seventh precinct station, and the
coroner noticed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

Ii the only domestic ale sold BY the leading hotels
that no other domestic ale equals it either in
strength or flavor. Families supplied with hall
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned BY Palmer
6 Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, d. y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

III. SQUIER + CO.,
Bankers, No. lllo Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent. on all deposits.
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l6NRTIAURT,

a spsssssa nv ssssi q u a>e,s Ssasbsssss
nann hetuse. eli stylssy b sGEA SCsvs "a fo1ed,
lFask 90, fsSslS nssssss, feSsis Id, sfis.es
81. 49, :: q IA - s; Is : s s;' -:
~ lis
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THE woxAxsURERAoE ooyvsyrzoH

THE WOAANSUFFRA0E CONTENTLON
This body assemblies 1t II o'clock this morning.
Al the opsaing Miss Susan b. Aathoay, the.
president, VIII give = careful review Of Judge
MINT, sction II her ease HI. sazaA =: Spencer
sudfage question IN this District. The Afternoon
ses.ioh !nl Be deycted y the reistien q the bal.
~ speech from Mfs. Stanton. Ia fhs sveninS
1i0 Anthony Will tell the starr o. hr trial; md
an sddrsi. viii b dsllysrsd 81 rHn. LllIa
Ms fhsbe Ooasens, Of %, I.o1iay on AO1r
Couxu.' y. -. .i...tH. ti.ass:i - o.
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THE MARKETS.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FuynfsAedby Lescfs Johnson Co., Bankers, Vernon
Rosc, aosfkeast corner PeansylsaatG avenue and
Tenth street, Wdshfa1fon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

Go to Savage's and get him to put his unrivaled
weather-strip on your windows and doors. Many
have been comforted, and advise their friends to
20 and do likewise. Jos. I. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
CENTRAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1

CENIRAL REPUBLICANASSOC
At the annual meeting Of this association, held
last evening at the ONCE Of Messrf. Sanborn 4
King, s7s Pennsylvania avenue, the following
named gentlemen wore elected as ofacers for ls7l:
President Gen: Allan Rutherford, Of North Caro-
lima; viee president, w. n. Kaigher, Of New Jer.
soy; secretary, e. Wright Newman, of Maryland;
sSeretefy - K,U ne o. Fem
Mr.. W. II. Barton, OF Michigan, having de-
clined reflective - secretsry, tho association
iul and efficient manner IN which be bad per.
formed his duty during the past yoas. : =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT.

In the advertising columns will bs found no.
tice Of IN elegant couutry seat, which 10 offered
for sale by Messrs Kilbourn Latts- It il located
in Westehestsr county, New York, within an
hours ride from New York city; contains four
splendid mansion, In perfect order; . building
arranged for clubhouse or academy; ample out
feet and complete establishment, suited for gen
tleman's c0ultry residence -
The climate Is healthy, the surroundings excel
lent, and the entire county fast improving in
population and wealth. A private residence In
this city will b taken in part payment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
TAKE CARE OF your VALuABLE

THE FEATHERED TRIBE.
An extensive assortment Of singing birds at
IAtimsr CleaIy's for sale.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

A HOUSEHOLD RExEpY.-No family sbould h.
without some ef1cacious remedy for the cure Of
eneetions 20 universally prevalent As coughs.
colds, sore throat, whooping-e cough and Group
some remedy, too, which can be relied on a. safe,
sure and certain. DR.. Wisfars Baisam of Wild
CAerry combines the desiderdfum.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
N M1slA44a1iI n VxsafrsfoN. :

sssr:g -,liss.lq ~ ssaaas<A - ana .esiA-1sA
] E-s4t-i .s.essA u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

The Chair introduced to the convention Judge
Poland, Of Vt. who expressed his interest in the
purposes Of the convention, but would defer any
convention and he had duly considered them. He
considered the subject Of cheap transportation one
Of equal and weighty Importance 70 the North.
South, East and West; while tho West deserves
the credit Of its agitation, the East ready to
join in cordial support. Cheap hreadstuds were
the East is o. anxious to ship its wares westward
at cheap rates g those in the West who buy them
are to lessen their cost. He hoped to be present
rs often during the session. OF the convention rs
his duties might permit.
The convention then adjourned TIL to-day ut 10
O'Clock q, m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

SINGING AND FANCY BIRDS.
Latimer Cleary will receive large eonsign-
nent Of sinying Canaries and fancy birds to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

1eafcQ Ouc0u
sors who were largely interested in this apeess Of
property, while others dreaded lest the political
Influence welded by the managers through the
them, and came 70 the conclusion that no one
who wished for railway facilities, bark aeeommo-
dations or political sdyancement could Be de-
pended ON In resisting these monop0lies- When
The hearing came on the whole force Of the lobby.
the influence of all the railroads and the services
q the sblest counsel was arrsyed against the Pc
tition. Like the apostolic opponents, /" they who
made profit by the ehrincs were In an uproar
,nd cried with loud voice, !" not Great is Diana
Of the Ephesisns.n but nobody but the present
boards, or men similarly elected, can
MANAGE RAILROAD.
was Of course defeated. Whether the same in
6uences will prevent the State Of Massachusetts,
q
railroads BY the State ownership Of one Is lost II
may be many years before another viii be offered.
But our governments, State or national, can do
much towards regulating our railroads, even II
the right OF the State to treat railroads as public
seesa o os
railroad commission may be established. 1t should
have power to cause all charges made against
Investigated, and in doing this It should possess
the authority TO send for persons and papers, As
we'll as to lay fnjunctions and abate violations 81
the Law. Such q commission would prevent rail-
road managers, rs common carriers, from giving
tine favored customer privileges over smother
under similar circumstances. They would see
that all deviations Of price from the published
schedule we're recorded on books, and that these
books we're at all times open to their inspection
and that of any citisens who made proper applL
cation to examine them. In o word, rules would
be established for the regulation Of railroads
by public authority. There would be some
way found Of meeting the wrongs which affect
the interchange Of products between the States. i
While the sxcitement of the times may have led
10 charges against railway managers that cannot
be sustained, enough misconduct has been proved
against them to challenge the attention of
pstriotic citizens. The producer and consumer
have been called upon to pay either In the depre-
citation Of their property or BY ;snhancod prices
Tor which the shareholders never paid cent.
Territories larger than many. Of the States have
Sossed from the ownership Of tho county to In
dlpduals without the confederation for which
fbSI wtrc granted. Special privileges have been
fiySASt6 sxpfSSs, Pullman car and mineral com
Panics, yiyfpE their Manages great advantage:
lies 10 the fact that some Of these railroad nan
ayers, wieI4lng tho rast power and backed y ths
pack eopvcfsigus bffbe IeIisistoFs, sibstdissI
iudrss and o67Ain, through corrupt means, an
snfscueo eubBlSsiv Of the rights Of the pocplo
- i INST psyiioSs to republican instftutioni
'jcatIsnea. v y dimsuit TO evsDtsss the nag
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80 Aaes1 ssV5s 81. ss.ssYs.I -
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Lattmsr 4 ClesYy begin this morning their q.
tensive pawnbroksr's sale, combining every Va
riety Of goods, one great feature being an extern
Hve assortment Of eustom-mado clothing, suitable
for all classes. and will be sold without regard 70
the advances made On them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

1sS anS sale ISS
5ru ST. AT 7rH ST.
Al X RITER
No. - Seventh St., between ID and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice OIL Paintings, Engravfngs, chromos, DC.
Also, largest stock OF paperhangings, Window
Shade, Piefnres, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
seas MnGs Nails A., In the District.
Pleas rSac MIR Name and Number. je2s-iys
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

Tbe Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank IloilineB-
head, having been rebuilt and entirely reftted BY
ne' FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET.,
DAILY tssnd-E0 sHsspseR l At e O'CLOCK FOB
inRs, JAMES SYKES,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
LARGE FIRE ATALTON

President Lerdo has summoned all the st
Governors to the national capital to discuss
fairs of State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-12
The Peculiar Institution.

Courtship aud marriage In Sweden
are peculiar Institutions. saw one
match made. lie met her at the gate
and poked his fingers In her ribs, aud
said: Il want to get married. don't
you?' .Oh. | don't know. Go away.
Yes you do; let's get married.
We'll, ask papa No, never mind
him, we'll get married anyhow Aud
he went round telling everybody he
saw. "I'm going to marry that girl
The preparations continued during
the three weeks required by law To
have the bans published la the churches.
Fishes were caught, stores for thu
feast laid In, beer brewed. ard whisky
purchased. Wedding Publications are
indulged In for week. This couple
were married. They went from the
church TO the house, and the brides
maids locked the bride la her room.
The groom Knocked at tue door. How
much will you give 10 come inT Two
cows aud <5.' That's not enough
three cows and SO oh, you are
rich; you must give more than that
Five cows aud SIS was the ilnal oifrr.
which was accepted.-Pdm II. Da
Chlillu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-12

Mn. C. Z. WATKINS has given to the
California University. the original
manuscript OF the poem "fhe lleathen
Chinee, "by Bret Hatte. and the proof
sheets Of the same, with important
correctlsns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-12

Tux catching OF frogs for the Bos-
ton market Il becoming quite lively
business. as the demand for them In
the city increases rapidly. They are
placed In tubs when caught, and fat
tened on meal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-12

uAPrY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN fron
lie. Manhood restored. lmpediments TO Mar
riage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 3 South
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