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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-02

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y 'o.y 49, w Nook coun.y oenn.
s ass1' - ~. ~ !. - =. - o.mp. =
j 49, sona Noapasss': ana ioon . Il
"a 1ne peone N Caacaeo "a Cook
county wete having snsaf fsal estate
'Ola 'oE uA
1t 10 fashionable to play croquet by
ceaa'e nsns nov. - nlgn' : iona
pasiO.. ~ ao'u 'no o1nu,e ~. ~
Iopei.s WINE tnoy PAyo. ane
same 80 NOV PloslosSsu ls .naa
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anu som0 " .ns ~ s'.s 49, ~ -.
oAle iee.' snu :. -. 0o.0'sue0 snAs
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:. 80. = g. -, ss nvw
!. 80 AOAopoly 0on-
$3.50 vl.e- unoe1 e -
v~.ly ASnOu ous sne alcense-AaW 1850
l.''o.. those Iofiy tnoussnd for-
san-Dosn voeet nay % considered
! = on sns ulascn- ''seessse Journal
4 whole ear load ofpsople are 70
~. ftcrn Al. lcstv - f,lesr 80 -
July "a. They VIII rstara q H. -.
Ffed Arthur will b IN oOn1nnnd Il
TIE erne6h,on Ara |. ic,lv t,,n. ,,sys
/ be Inc r,enlt M fteisht a. rss.s..
annie a rraa
: An arch.n~. ..v. arf . ~c...,
wopIa vv.Iar ~ nil. sy.rv A. ~
would have "a need 81 nsint = 49,.
darn Va .honld th,ot No. ons -
vii dnr,n~ thi. -e..her "a . -.
| m.r a. ~ Go, m.n vcr,a "a
ro,hsrv hot !. coesn
/ Mo,v nr.nn,. ~. r..,,er. -
n.. No,re. ..v..urt vcnld .eo,u
| th.t thesa ne.tiferous humsn insects
are on the ;ncraase n town ana. coun.
| try. Two Young mon Registered al
| the Pacific House three days since ~
lJ. II. Howard and Ei. NcGes, of o.
tumwa. They profsssed 70 make .
business OF repairing silk hats, and
really procured conslde oie work N
tnas iins' Inns o'1nie, noWevet'
my were snisne, sna 10 fscan0
R0ni1hca - out 10 the amOunt Of their
J1>nAS6 hl1--A19 SAvaynI 0khap rark2aa
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-02

gives our city sass iuhabdtaats. Ffum
personal observation NJ can risk ths
assertion that Judging non ~ NUN.
ber Of young gents and ladies hi 1ide
past evenings loQ1Iing swsst oo saoh
other. this y no where to whst Il win
b ID the future" u
The Ottsinwa FeundrY now has
completed ono Of the nicsst little en-
gines ever gotten up 81 this couaisy.-
II Il an upright only 3 1seG high, end
will occupy the space ofsa oommen
cannon coal stove, Il Of 10 horse povVss
80 Inch ~, 8 inch surfaes with Pilnnas
slide, and has all the essential qualities
of the largest class Of engines. Alltas
machinery, except The cut ~
Is inside Of . hollow column
twenty inches in circumSereneoy-
Tho Aides arc cast In the bed, aad
the cross-head brass jibbsd. and every.
thing about il 10 c0npIsts. Il 10 pst
together ID such shsps that there no
possibility ofis getting out Of lina
and the whole worknaaship o. Il
would be credit 10 any shop. Par.
ties wanting any such uaahineey
should 80 this ilne piscs o. OttuuWa
Workmanship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-29

A SMALL HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND BAR, WITH
n private supper Rooms, located near Broadwayi
long lease and moderate rent good opportunity for
lively man or woman TO make money; sold to settle ~
estate.
MALONE / CO. Store Agency, III Nassau street.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HhsTnfo5oassrsess hsn pAsSsaIlh column
and
BoAkD AID LODGING wANrED-rwnLrru PAGE
SAkp Hsq1Ts ss sss
81 sgsTSFss sTSFss p.ss .,
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sKcoSD PAcl~Firt
CLERKS AND .sALEsMEN-EIsvssrn PAcE-sixtn
~ column. and TWELFTH PAGE-First column.
coAcHMEN AND GAEbENERseWoii eoiSiI Walrru pAcx-First
coAsTwIsE STEAM siIPs-TwKLrru PAcE-sixth COL
FACE f.anyourA column
rs Lee fuRNisnED AND ux
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAsE-rhlrd and fourth col
EUROPEAN sTEAMsnIPs-rwELrrH PAcr-Fifh and
EEyysRSFSSnf,Hs5 PAss-sssona column, ,
SSumn
FlNAAClAL-eIGmrs PAGE.
sSE H5oEs 4Sb asaEHaEsrs sS% TO LET
rrp ,l%f, SECOND PAcE-Fourth column
SsEScH a11
RELP MHNrrD-FEMALEs-ELrvr p4cr-nnh
uELf fn%s sR Se%s p4o.second col
HoRshs. CARRIAGES. ac.-FrRsr PAox-Third. fourth.
fne
E9ssgsySSEg;s Ezs fsesss sos%n sssnn
LOST AND FOuND-FIRsr PAGE-tirst column.
MACniNEKi PAGE-Sixth column.
NARBLE MASTELs-SiSTH PAGE--Fiith column.
sSa@n p4a.
Sixth column
MIschLLAN Eous-z -zsrcoxp pAcr-Fifth column.
MuSIC CAi.-SEcoND PACE-Sixth column.
NEW PUBLICATION -SEvESfH PAGE-Sixth column
PI PIERNH0N No \, ALmFIRsy PAcE-First column.
column
sTulHoJs sEqs
,,,,o ,ELhyyISra pAGEaFMh column
-, REMT--SEcoND PAGE-First and second columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-oxcoSD FAGx-second
and third columns.
REAL ESTATE WANrED-sEcoxp PAcE-rhird col
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FIRsr PAcE-first column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
SAILS AT AUCTION-NINTH PAcE-lhird and fourth
SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures PACE
- First, second, third, fourth aud ftth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NOTTCEs-rInsr PAor-second column.
SPORfING-DOGS, BIRDS. AC.-FIRsr PAGR-1hird col
umn.
STORAG E-sEcoND PAcE-six til column.
SUMNER RtSURTa-TwELrTa PA0E-Fourth column.
ThE TkADEs-rwELrrH PAGE-Second column
THE TuRF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
10 LET FoK BUSINESS PURPosEs-sEcoND PACE
TRAyEi.LERS' GUIDE-TwELrrH PAcE-Sixth column
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND pAGE-Fourth and flth columns
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
WHITESiONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Firsr column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-F1Rsr PAGE-Second col.
unin
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sPCRIlNG-DOGS. BIKEs, sc.
A FINE SECOND HAND ENGLISH CENTRAL FIRE
sQuIRE'S Gun Store 40. corlanat M street adjoining
benedict Brothers
FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
1 9 e. 10 Greene
street near Canal
MExIcAN RAMS
Inquire S7 Ioe.,ar stres snd rea Sar horns
THE TURF.
ELtEETWoop AssoclArloN.
MoHksAssAf sfsIs XN:lSHEfEEs SGtfiHa 49, s9UsTS' N.Y.
or s3sgH Rors. hs M No %
sSn sS10 aSrny ssl BE- . e. M
snyder en- sners Dr. g. tncie is Sam. n0H''AAn
James SismPseii enter. s,s IN coy'e.
Geo. n Ferguson enters blk. N. sweetmeat
san @ p.sfss sl Rosa saa5as
Purse No. s-Free tor all-sa,oOo
p Mace enters CHI g. Judge Fullerton
me sssns .aS sna l s dy u sssss a os s
dorsed by a member 81 Horse leave Harlem
a4 hs sa s
nA0 4. NJ. O'Clock and sso JSMis pArss pres,a.n.
WIN. H. VAN Corr. superintendent -''''A'Ae
ELEETwoop ASSOCIATION : NOTICE THERE
wiz ns Sas P ss ns s
~. "a. 'AN vii, superintendent
Esess eAsk rss sAa cFSqSp Ss
'is 1sH Hsfs4 ssSJ sSsy ss1 : laAS&
81 q :ssona Af and as!s SIS: ss s sss''n
Ssrsas9n enters Prince
sssSna ana Isy BsSan aiaa
%graa1sy sssts ss sIs h,ssas4
l. benton enters b IN scotland Maid
gFEhass snsn ass's sas spring meeting
$
no!y soaers esefs frank "a koXa s9pn0ars
y s 4Sons 4S isas enters $ j. ! g 'n Phi o'Sie o'SHieEJ
Ass sstsusoa sassqs snfs Meat
J somerindyke enters ch. m, Melissa.
+. Van Ness enters br. st Compeer.
}gha nRSp Spian a. s, ;dr e. Chester
j. l. Anderson enters 9. XXI Qormeriy 6. W. Patter
D. Mace enters g. m. Heatherbloom.
4. ". Howe enters br IN. Lady Wells.
?. Dwyer enters $ 9. Constitution.
Ssi;; :sss: sssss's IL,
rJ Sodne sp'f5S %hDsEsDAY 81 ass June 9 Brooklyn
ss5iss as Ssss sSSs beaten
/ Paving enters B. e. Bayard.
Jr, Gi,bsr, en,ers ME & slk; M Little Dorrit
sss sa:sts sl na%R'r'0n
W., H. Ogden enters $. n Lady Patterson
John Splan enters b. III. Bella
Ss 50 S 70 .
w. H. crawford enters br. m. Annie Collins.
g. II. Bailey enters b. Y. Sheppard Knapp, Jr.
Thomas .. Connor enters o. g. George
John ). Parks enters b. .. Parks Abdallah.
THURSDAY. JUNE]
PURSE NO. 5-$6D0 tor horses that never be Sten
2tib 500 to first SOD TO second ana 500 to third,
Millerman Barry enters b. :. Jack Berry.
". ). Thoms enters b. g Phil O'Nie, Jr.
D. Mace enters 2. Uncle Dave.
j. +. Gilbert enters &. Cora T.
Jesse Smith enters blk. &. Black Bashaw.
T. Webber enters b. IN. Rose Nay
Dunliam enters s. &. Charles L. Coonsy.
T. Van Ness enters br. s. Compeer.
w. Brookes enters 5. IN. Llzzie Adams
John Murphy enters br. III. Lady Dahlman.
J.V. W. Doty enters br. N. Nora n.
John Splan enters br. e. Cheston.
q. A. Warren enters W. g. Walter 8.
PURSE No. 6$500 for horses that have never beaten
22t 81 900 to first $3.50 to second and $50 to third
y. Roe Roden s,a.s enters 81 D. 8 Ts;,y Easie Boy.
q, W. Ferguson enters w. g. Crown Prince.
w. II. Crawford enters b. John W. Conley.
PURSE No. 7-$23O0; free for all
Daniel Mace enters ch. z. Judge Fullerton
Budd Doble enters b. m. Goldsmith Maid.
Trotttng to commence each day at ) O'Clock promp1
goSd geo day and track Admission to fed, grand stand
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, superintendent
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INSTRUCTION.

WE'LL FDucATEp FRENCH LADY DESIRES
n an engagement for the summer only IN privat
reierenceL Address AMATEUR, Herald Uptown Dranc
Office
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
| UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
4 date Johnston Il Van TasselU,
DOWNTURN OFFICE, So LIBERTY STREET
| tTuits Carriage Wareroom)


A UcTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
wv 'SPpiiSR SFPiS IS yfa BssTY0 BnsssTsYl0 STREET
VI lTuits' Carnage wareroom).
Is EEMSyEp ); TS iHS sFxSiSSS gpSsSIsss
5 NEAR NJ K tNNiivIFsFrH UNIVERSITY PI1cR. PSlnHs1
2s AShsA5 1S 1s6 a AA5
The u;d business viii be conducted on precisely the
sss as e 81
won Inc respect and confidence Of the business com.
S?sa's y " q Y1IS {; sE
SPLENDID team At T. Of ScL2fs dafsysur MARES SIS
ess s
ton; have great endurance; excellent road, business
NEW sy sREws
,n5
handled tor speed: in a:5O warranted inside
Ra1tfs soxS %Hss sanf II GOOD ORDER BY
sadWS nas hSes & HANDS
lent family team; sold only for want ofuse war.
u SIX SEAT PHAEToN. NEARLY NEW, BY
8 BAY CoUPE HORSE. 10 HANDS. YEARS, KIND
lady an excellent reliable family horse WARRANTED
3 VERY LIGHT TILBuRY. IN FINE ORDER BY
+ 'iSMssi TEAM BARR ARK soRREL HORSES, lss HANDS
g travellers in every way reliable family team and
s QUARTER GLASS COACH. IN GOOD ORDER,
lss rea yss saS IS In %
sT5wS TJhsH Is naSD1 dSDD ORDER }Ekss KIND
IN all harness; iree from Vice; an excellent worker;
8 WHirE HORSE, ls,s HANDS. YEARS: KIND
g in all harness. Tree from wee; has been used by
IN GOOD ORDERS
SkoWS Sssfs y %shp apaSS YEARS. KIND IN
sEAF lfs roF
2 DARK CHESTNUT. soRREL HORSE. LONG
kind in ali harness free from vice has been used
as coupe family horse BY private gentleman; sold
Gsn' WASoS "fi'a1Sa IL aSoD okDER BY n
aSsy ssx nSb TasHk TaGeR ~ 5sDnn
: Of rmfRFhES mfE'FFsfsSs OTHER WORK AND BUSINESS
hSrsfs IaRe I'VE g or For AND NO TOP
fRt sns fSny AND
'tasE sxEE HtsSsSs tcsoSaMEycEs AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A GENTLEMAN WILL SELL Low FOR CASH MS
sound and kind ia2; also Dusenbnry 4 vanduser top
wagon IS and ss Ss S'a
THREE, COUPE RocKAwAys SIX BuGeIEs,
"A. Depot Wagons Phaetons, Clarences second hand.
taken IN exchange sS n n sas sSa S% foar,
LADY's, RIDING SADDLE FOR SALE CHEAP
"A City make and In perfect order. Address SADDLE.
Herald Office
GOOD LOT OF HORSES FOR sALE.-oNE FINE
"A brown Horse, 10 hands. SIX years old. trot in 70
very gentle large Horse IGN hands, weighs 1880
az nS
Inquire for ABM S BEEKMAN. At Pasac sale sta ble,
Newark, n. J.
A PAIR OF. FINE BAY HoRsRs FOR SALE
a ss .Ss sSisa'S. 81
East Twenty ty-third street
T ARCH. JoHNsTONs MART
n ~ to rs Thirteenth street. near University place.
E I0NE OF 1Hk LARGEST AND FINEST SALES
x THREE EXTRA FINE ooUPE HORSES
& THREE SPLkNDtD ROAD OR FAMILY TEAMS
: ELEaAsNT LIZ * IHdAnNBLETEMiAS VI rgs RoApsrER
SS SPLENDID VARIETY OF WORK, ROAD, FAM
- lily AND BUSINESS HORSES.
d SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK
A uCTIoN NoTrcR.-NExT. SATURDAY BEING
"A Decoration Day, DOLE MURPHY win hold their
w ss.ss Il " GsS;ss 80 ssess1 % ssS.Ssn =
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I oSDos
HANCOCKS' 4 CO.,
Jewellers and Silversmitha
38 and 80 Bruton street.
l62 New Bond street.
speciAltes In Diamonds Black and
White Pearls aud Colored Stonex
BY special appointment TO
Her Majesty the Queen,
the Prince aud Princess OF Wales
and 70 the principal sovercgns and Courts Of Europe.
Awarded TO G. +. HANCOCK and HANCocKy . CO. at
the following exhibrions:-
lS5-The Council Medal, tor originality ana tAste
ls55-Tne Cold Medaiiie d'Honneur, pars
l562-The trze Medal, Tor great excellence Of design
and manufacture.
l667-Parts Intcrna uonal exhibition,
Gold and silver Medala
and for History OF Labor, one Medal
Manufacturers OF the Victoria Crou
and other Military Decorations.
Presentation and Racing Plate OF every description.
Manufactorv-L,t,le Bruton street.
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A CADEMY OF COMMERCE.,
IA with Boarding House tor Foreign Pupils,

CADEMY OF COMMERCE.
IL with Boarding House Foreign Pupils,
Leipzig, Marienslrasse l4 B.
Instruction in all scientific and technical branches
necessary nowadays to those young people who will
OBJECTS OF INSTRUCTION.
l. Modern Languages-Gcrman English, French. Ita
sian Polish. Hungarian. Walachan, Modern Greek:
u these languages the study OF GERMAN, ENGLISH
and FRENCH is Indispensable. while other idioms may
be learned according the students wishes
Foreigners learn before all German by OF their
own language.
z. Mercannle Correspondence in the above named
languages especially III German, French. English, Ita
ian, spanish, &c.
Mercantile Arthmetcs account Of interests. dis
count arbitration OF exchanges, &c.
1 Bookkeeping by single anu double entry.
Counting House Duties in the above named Ian
guages.
D. Commercial Law.
IL Mercantile Geography. together with Statistics and
History o. Commerce.
S. Commercial science IN general.
g Mercantile Caigraphy. IL. Drawing.
H. Music. IL gymnastics, DC.
Boarding House. The number of the pupils will never
surpass that Of 20 in order to to them every
respect that careuness and attention which may war.
rant the pest results both IN health and instruction
The prospectus may be had OF Mr. f. steiRer, booksel
ler 22 and = trank1or! stree. New York
Director. Cr. +. BoocH.AaKossY,
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A FINE SECOND HAND ENGLISH CENTRAL FIRE
"A Breechloader, ~ bore, will be sold s43, at II c.
SQUlREs Gun Store, No. Cortandt street, adjoining
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7 AUCTION THIS DAY BY
~ VAN TAssELL KEARNEY, AUCTtoNEERs
tsuccessors To Johnston 4 Van TasselU.
HoRsE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
ITO, ll2 AND la EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AvENIE
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PRICE -FOUR CENTS.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

lVANTED-A LIGHT ONE HORSE VICTORIA Oh
w phaeton. new nearly so. III exchange for ne v
Plano: can select from wareroom Address Jon rs boz
206 Herald office
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

(HS. CRUDE, III WEST BROA DWAY, HAS ON
y hand ~ wholesale retail manufactured tor the
trade, all kinds Carriages Kockaways Buggies &c at
nrst or manufacturers prices
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DOOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AT JOHNSoN,S l.ls7
Broadway, corner Twenty.e eighth street. on the 22S
and ;SS Purses at Prospect Park, on sa turday.
+. b. JOHNSON.
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A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS.
"a. BIRDS &C.; Medicines Tor all diseases; prepared
Food Tor mocking birds At Is. G. DovEYs. No. Greene
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ylvANTED-A HORSE SUITABLE FOR LADY To
w drive: must be perfectly sound and kind and moi
afraid the dark color preferred; low prios
cash. Address h. box 4, go New York Post Office
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MEXICAN RAMS
1u tor sale--Three and tour horns
Inquire At 2D7 Wooster street. rear.
, 1874-05-11
SEN ATQR 8QHUR2,
Gpeeiat DtS1atch to TIA Chicago Tribune.

GARD FROM BENAToR scuuRz.
WARRINGTON, D. G., May 10.-The following
WIS telographod from this city tonight by the
correspondent Of tho St. Louis Republican, at
the request Of Senator Bchurz:
10 The Editar of tAs A louis Republican
DEAR s1R: havo Just read tho letter Of your
Washington correspondent in the Republican
OF tho 9Th inst. a1ma expressions In It Rre
calculated to lead tho reader to suppose that
had suun and revised tho letter before a
publication, and expressly authorized 1t u
sort Of 1anifesto Of MY vewa and intensions Now.
spirit think 1t is due to myself to say TINT did not
see 1t before It was published. In word had
knowledge Of tho letter nor Of any part Of It. or
courao 1 do not think Of interfering with tho
right Of any journalist to speak about me,
but, as to speaking for me- always prefer to do thai
myself, In my own wny, ard according to my own
sews Of proptfety. Al 10 the statements contained
in tho letter Of your correspondent which is cray
ornamental With quotation narks anu other poetic
they aro correct and whore they aro erroneous,
for nm not IN tho habit OF making such
corrections. My opinions tho problems OF tie DAY,
and on tho relations Of tho old party organizations 1
them, you know from my public utterancGs When
The time COMES for discussing my personal relations to
my constituents, trust aha1l do 30 on my part
in a proper splr1t and tone. shail alwaya en-
deavor to do my duty to tho eause I eerye to
tho best Of my ability. At present, I dcaire
your correspondent clever and weil-meant jour
nast!c performance Of his own but not mnuifes-
In conclusion, lit me thank you for the very friend.
" comments With which you accompanied It's pnbica-
t3on. Very truly yours, @. soAunz.
, 1874-05-11

for $4,000, which waa tho highest bid nado Tor
tile route.
NO DISCRIMINATION AGAINST BAwYER.
It Ia submitted TINT tlloro was certainly no
discrimination against Brother Sawyer.
On route No. 1868, bid for $4,000 WAS
accepted, but a contract waa mnln with i.
n. Tibbotts for 300, bolng $1,499 more than
his own bid for tho routo.
THE SUMMING Ur.
There nro % additional specifications Of
precisely simllar nature to tho foregoing in t,!s
document and tho summing tip shows that while
tho aggregate amount OF accepted bids ia Sl0p,-
7g5.g5, tho amount called for by tho contracts
actually made Ia &85G,3
Bawyor is a resident Of Georgetown, D. O.,
md soems to have been On very good terms
with little troswel tie chief Of the PostmaB-
tors, or with Ills Bubordnatoa who hayo had
ohnrgo Of these mattors.
With these chnrgcs. in addition to those Offer
cd by Luttrell some timo Blnce OF = similar pul-
port, and indicating -
FhAuD AND ConnupTroK EQUALLY OFFENSIVE,
before thom thia viriuous Committee hesitate
and quibb]o On assumed tochnicalittes, and dodge
around ovory conceivable way to avoid or pro-
vent Investigations. Thoy Bcem to take
advantage Of tho circumstance that botl,
stono aud Luttrell arc now me1nbors.. They
certainly have, as fsr Us 1t waa possible, put
them in tho position OF crazy, hot-hoaded
zealote, who are acting upon theory without
having Huiiiofent grounds for their oourso, and
they are doing this In tho faco OF theao specific
charges, duly fled and drawn from official docu-
ments in the hands Of tho public, open to all.
, 1874-05-11
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

From Our UlcE Correspondents
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1874.
A lardBlell preacher once oponel tho serylceH
by asking the prayers Of tho congregation for
Brother Holmes, who had boon sorely injured
while resisting an officer.
Whether this Brother Holmes was Of the fam
ily of Ira Holmes, Of Chioago ia ut present ull-
known, But I'm has been injured to tho extout
Of eeyeral Thousands OF dollars by the net of
"oyorsrading" in noteH paid out for supposed
bribery, but which WAS really appropriated" !"
by vagrant lobbyist to tue groat modification
Of George Il. Chitteuden, Of Ohioago who was
nont on here to do tho bribery, and was picked up
for = China1nan-otherwiHo greenhorn. 1t
took the splendid powers ofEmery A. storrs to
rescue him, and In the end, storrs found HIM
Holf a defendant iu the wituous box with tho
celebrated Judge Wilson, OF Indlnna putting
holes into him with an Investigating glmlot. 1t
would not be unpootjcal iuBtico ii h1r. storrs'
principal, were to DO indicted by the Grand Jury
OF the District Of Columbia for attempted
bribery Of tho officials here for his errand Inns
brought Shame upon ono mau hitherto in tho
highest consideration and earnest Affection OF
tie pooplo.-nono other than Col. YIN. Il. Moore
loug tho secretary aud confidential friend Of
Andrew johnson. This sl.ame bus como upon
Moore, IT shn1ne 1t bo without l. ponny-worh
Of benefit Oh Ills part, and morely by the ncol-
don't Of old military md Masonic acquaintance
viii, loafor who used hlH name behind his
back, traded him OF for tho notos aforesaid,
expoaed hin. pe,torce at laat aud nearly
ruined, meantime Ills oxalted employer.
Tho following WAS
TIE nORTER
Of thIs intrigue in tho order of persona inter-
cepted by tt:
/. lie Qollyer Il McOelland send G. n. Chit
tenden as their agent to Washington to got q
paving contract ut the rates advertised by the
Board OF Public Works, and authorize him to
pay 30 conta aquare yard to any poraon, official
or uNotlloial who will procure tt.
2. 'Chit.onden pulls two strings, ono aerial,
esubterrauean.. 1Io employs Aiohard q, Par.
&ssooiaten NTH him James g. Garfield, N. O., to
argue the asr.ta Of the pavement before tho
, 1874-05-11

Special DiaA1tch to Tbs chscaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 10.-Juiee John ".
Wright OF Iowa, late an Indian agent, md ro-
Gently tried and acquitted for frauds COM
mitted while holding TINT position, hns just pur-
chnsed tho famous Landaulet which Atty.-Gcn.
Williams bought for his private use paying for
tho same out of tho Contingent Fund Of the De-
partment Of Justice. It will bo remembered
that Wright nude publication : not long
ago Of charges thai Williams and Delano had
mnlicsouBly persccutod him. Flo has purchased
four magnificent horses which lie proposes to
attach to tlo laudaulet, with which to mnl1o an
tho way Mt Lanoastor, O., his old homo. He goes
with this magnificent turnout, and accompanied
tito to the simple horny-hshdsd and
honest rnralatB lhe luxury and
ExTRAyAdANcE OF WASHINGTON oFF1orA1 LIFE.
The Judge proposes to attend political meet
ings and other public gatherings this fail III Nil
parts Of tho West tor tho purpdBe OF giving tho
speeches that lie will doliver On the dishonesty
Of our rulers, due and tolling point and effect.
EFFECTH OF THE HEAT.
Congressman predict TINT should tho season
OF hot weotler, which eet III yesterday, continue.
it will hayo the OBJECT to expedite business and
shorten tho session. The thef'nometer to-day
The new asphalt payements arc In danger Of
running away.
THE sto1ETT NEpEAL DILL.
WASHINGTON, May 10.~-Tho bill heretofore ro-
ported from the Committee OH Ways and Means
roponling all moiosy acts will be taken up for
consideration Tuesday wook
TIE BUREAU or INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Commissioner Of informal Heyanne will
ask tue Senate Committee on Appropriation to
1eiustate the number OF clerks in IFS Bureau cut
ont by the House, which reduced Lie torce about
one-HeVenth OF the present number.
THE RECEIPTS or INTERNAL REVENUE
thus fur for tho Hacal year are S86,00O.000,
leaving 914 900, 900 to be received during the re-
na.nder Of this month md June to reach tue es-
innate made by tho Commissioner Of ;tl00, ,00o.-
0oo for tho fiscal year ending with June. The
receipts since May have been a8,000000; for
tho month Of May 1875 tLoy wero 2ts55, 900.
May is tho heaviest month. III the year, when
Bl'ecial taxes are paid. It is estimated tAat the
receipts for the present May will be $40, 100000.
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Tho statissician Of the Department. Of Agricul-
tuse, Dodge, loft to-day for tue purpose Of nt-
tending the National Agricultural Congrcas,
| which opens Wednesday ut Atlanta, and also
with tho intention Of making ocrtan aatiBticnl
Investigations in the South.