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TIE AE E 5Sg4HT. ET 70 Sg5, gSH1PANT

are prepared to supply, at short notice, Thing tos
Yesubules. Sidewalks, FootWays, and Curolng, ~
dlnerent eolors; Fountains, bswn OrnaIh, o5sss
honted; cellar walls and flooring eementea q -
clude damDnezs: kitchens and areas cennentoa Au1
mace perfectly dry, aud 4 sure preventive against
the intrusion Of rats, insects &c, an9 an 0s n
adapted. Our portland Cement becomes IN . aSn
days superior any OF the marbles OF
In common use. and Is an admtranle ifnltAtlon OA
either marble or stone; Is more durable, ana M
creases its crushing resistance with age Us oeAuS
SosS @. NJ ~ aSsSas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-30
Ill5 PennsyIVAuIa aVsuuei
sepls-Im Second door west Of Tenth street.
CONSTRUCTION OF LIFEsAvING STA

CONSTRUCTION OF LlFE-SANlNG STA
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Z
WASHINGTON, September q. 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received az this Depart
ment until Il O'Clock, noon, Of TUESDAY, the
18th day of October, 1874 for the construction Of
Life-Saving Station Houses At the
points to wit: One Smiths lsland lighthouse
VirginIa: one on CObb's Island. Virginia; one on
Hog Island. Virginia; abTe ist the Lighthouse one
on Cecar Island, Virginia, near Watehapreague
Inlet at ChicOteague, VirRna on beach abreast
Of the Assateauge Lighthouse, and one at Green
Bids will be received for one, several, or all the
aforementioned Houses.
Bidders must state the time in which they viii con-
tract to cOmvlete the Houses and the bids must be
aceOmpanied with guarantees from responsible par
tiles as 10 the ability the bidders to the required
work.
All proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for
Construction of Life-Saving StatiOns,' and ad-
dressed to the Secretary Of the Treasury, Washing
ton, ID. G.
Specidrations and Plans can be obtained At the
Offices of the Deputy ColectO of ustOms at Oman
cock, virginia; ChincOtea- ne. Nirginit, and the
INSPECTOR Of Customs at Lewis. De aware; also upOa
applies tlOn TO this Department.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or AZ bids. r.. ". BRISTOW. Secretary,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-30

Father O'Leary and Curran were cracking their
jokes at dinner party one evening, as was their
won't Wien the celebrated advocate turned alb
ruptly to the good fsther, saying: II wish:
Cyf esry thHt YOU had the KEYS OF Heaven"
t.Why, Curran3" asked the divine. Because
Won could then let II" said the facstious coun-
seior. at would he better for you, Duran that
Ihad the keys TO the enterprises; because could
then let you out" replied O'Leary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

JNJOO0DOIg-IyIV7O0D0
ITO LOAN-S2,5OO FOR ONE OR TWO
L Years.
s4COO for three 1--WE years. Real estate security
required. HUYCK ADDISON,
No. 1901 New York avenue,
sepSC-St Corner Fourteenth st. northwest.
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Aatiunal gfpnblifau
\. j. NrRTAGR...........Ed Editor and Proprietor

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays exeepted) at the southwest cor
perof1hiTteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers Cby carriers) fy
cents per month.
Man subscribers, 500 per year: 500 for six
months, and 500 for three months, Terms in
Variably in advance,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-30
8. H. STINEMETZ,
Halter and Furr1er,
1897 Pennsy IVanIa Avenue,


1897 Pennsy IVania Avenue,
NEXT TO CORNER OF THIRTEENTH ST.,
Invites attention to his unusually large and varied
stock of GENTS DRESS and BUSINESS HATS,
comprising and exquisite designs, in colOrs OF
dark brown, blue and black, now SO popular in
Y OrtheTn cities.
GFNT'S DRESS HATS from the establishments
of Knox, Fifth Avenue Hotel, Youman's, 7Ig and
IlO3 BrOadWAy-Agent for this city.
Also, constant supplies of the Fifth Avenue and
Broadway styles, which cannot be excelled in
cellence Of finish ana ineness of material. Prices
Is 10 -.
Boys ans Children's HATS.
American and English Silk and Alpaca Um-
bIellas, and Walking Sticks. sep3O
A MERICUS DAVIS, DRUGGIST AND
"a PHARMACIST, I235 Massachusetts avenue
northwest, Washington, d. G..
On the LIST Of October, the undersigned will take
charge of the Drug and Prescription Store, l255
Massachusetts avenue, and make II In every way
worthy Of the patronage and support Of the public
Personal and strick attention, at all times, will
be given to the compromising and dispensing of
Physicians Prescriptions so as to Insure accuracy
and guard az ainst errors.
Bear in mind that my stock has heen recently Sc
lected and care taken to have everything Of the
best quality. The public may rest assured that all
medicines that leave my store shall be as they are
rrpresen ted-pure and unadulterated. The under
signed, by strict attention to business, hopes to
merit the confidence and favor of the public. Night
Bell answered promptly. AMERICUS DAVIS,
sepsO-W &S2m Graduate in Pharmacy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-30

SUNDRIES-
F.E. Smith & Co.'s CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FLOUR, just received fresh from the
mills in Brooklyn, N. Y and for SaIeIow.
In short, our stock Is now large and complete, and
we are selling low.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-30
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
STANDARD STANDARD BLACK IEl:1 TEA
so CENTS PER POUND.
WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
NOTHING LIKE IT SINCE 1859.
N W. BURCHELL
1889 street..
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co.
0uOESs
SUGARS-
CRUSHED LoAF................s 5<IbS for 81
OfW hED...-..................S IDS. Tor u
GRANULATED-........ 8 1<lbs. for 81
"A' (clarihed) 3 lbs. for 81
LIGHT BROWN Gnsarly White).IO lbs. for 81
GOOD BROWN .................IO lbs. for 81
COFFEE
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, high grade, 35c'
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, high grade,
roasted
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, genuine ....S2c.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, genuine,
roasted
MARACA1BO, very fine ....................SOc.
MARACAIBO, very fine ....................S5c.
LAGUAYRA, genuine ......................SOc.
LAGUAYRA, genuine ......................35c.
RIO prime.
RIO, SOC.
FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack ....s2.56
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per sack......s2.45
BURNT MILLS FAMILY. at lowest rates
ISAAC wENGER'S FAMILY
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
EXTRA FLOUR, per sack, 81, s2.25 and sass
TEAS.
wehsve recently sddedto our stock in thi5 de-
partment by the purchased C LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-CRoP TEAS of the different varieties,
and hence we are now prepared to Ofer special in
dEcements.
See prices below:
IMPERIAL New and sWset..............5Oc.
IMPERIAL, .............y40c.
IMPERIAL, ChOice. 90
IMPERIAL, Extra Fine. -
JAPAN, Good. use.
JAPAN, Extra Fine. silver Iesf..........SL %
OOLONG, New, and best n this market
for price. ....--.................5Oc-
| OOLONG, New, and besti this market
Tor price. .......................75e.
OOLONG, Choice GoOds..-.................SI. 90
oOLONG, cannot be surpassed in quality. 81 .25
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Choice New
Goods ..................eI-O09SI
GUNPOWDER ---....................SI.OO
GUNPOwDER, Choice.
GUNPOwDER, Extra Fine ..............eI,5O
SUNDRIES-
F.E. Smith Co.'s CRUSHED WHEAT ana
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A winnings AND IRON AWNING
"A FRAMES FOR STORES,
MANUFACTURED BY NJ. g. COPELAND,
643 Louisiana avenue.
Awnings for Stores, Public Buildings, Hotels,
Private Residences. Iron Frames for stores at fac
tory prices.
Flags and Camp-meetiug Tents for sale or rent.
Agent for the Improved Mndew-proOf Awning
Goods mis-
HlHE NATIONAL-A NEW MONTHLY
Il Magazine, devoted to Science, Literature and
Art. Thorough in every department. WIN COM
mence publication in this city on the first Of NoVem-
Der, I54. The t'National'i will equal in literary
excellence the best Magazines published. OGice,
No. 9l5 6 street northwest, Washington, ID. @.
se1s-lw
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- warned against buyirg or negotiating the
Following U. 5. Registered SO Bonds, standing in
my name as trustee for Mary A. ROseberry, as
they have been lost stolen and their transfer will
not be made at the Treasury: Nos 74O5 and 7#I for
Sl.VO EACH old '65's, interest payable May and No
yember. e. OOO; Nos 5s56, for e50O and l2521 l2523
79s, 3517, SIS 1e, 35C for 500 each, and $50, for
eO-Consols, 65-lnteT est January and July 81 go.
JOHN VAHSAST.
, 1874-02-05
HYDE PARK.

Tho adjourned mootng OF the Hyde Park
Trustees, at the Village Hall Tuesday evening,
was attended by I'll tho members.
TIE WATEn-WoRR8.
President Oady regretted that circumstances
had dcfoated tho main objects Of the meeting.
It was expected to have the agrooment with the
Town of Lake executed aud that orders could
DO pdoptcd for tic 14-nch pipos AMI tho rotary
l,uapH, The sickness OF two Trnstoes Of Lake
had 80 far prevented tho signing Of the agree-
,nent The contractors on wrougi.t-irou supply
r!pe had desired part payment on tho Bame, but
tho required papers wore not prepared. lie
feared thoeo delays would hinder the execution
OF the Water-Works contract until after July /.
Bills were approved and pald' 70 Cook Coun-
Z for eoRyng agga asssssmonts ans nas s2o hopklns
, 1874-02-05

: Tic Board Of Police examined tho plans Of m
ongino-houso, yesterday, but came to no oonclu-
sion regarding it..
Since 10 o'clock Monday morning City Colleo-
tor Van Hollon has boon paid over $4,000 by
owners Of real estate and personal property.
There arc only eight patients in the smallpox
hospital, the least number for a long time. At
this date last year thoro were botwoon sixty and
seventy there.
There were very few Callers at tho MAYORS Of
fec yesterday, but among them wero Gon. Mc-
Arthur and Architect Rankin, who talked to His
Honor for ton or fifteen minutes.
Tho Mayor looks caroworn, but il quito hotive.
He bud conference with Superintendent Rehm
yesterday afternoon, but the :" secret" did not
leak out. His Honor loft hia office about s
o'clock, md did not return.
Tile Superintendent OF Police Raid yesterday
that there had been less stealing mud moro prop
erty recovered by the police last mouth than
during tho six previous months. OF course he
did not mean to say the police stole anything. -
There will bo special meeting OF the Council
Friday night, to consider unfinished brlHineBa."
Ihnt s what the cali says is to 10 done, but it is
thought tho Mayor has something more import
tAnt Tor the Aldermen to consider.
The Board Of Public Works issued during Jan.
uary tho following building permits: One livo-
story Rtono front, one four-story stone front,
two tWo-story Btonc fronts. and ten two.Btory
brick dwellings. Tho frontage Of these build
ings is TIL feot.
Tho charges against Policeman Bellows hayc
been dismissed, Cheyor, who sworo that tho
officer maltroatod him, appearing before the
Doard Of Police yesterday, and statiug that he
did not know what lo vas doing when he made
tho complaint.
During last month the City Collector rocoived,
on account OF tnxos, tho following amounts !;
Personal property, 1879. @9,876. 60; personal
property, 1873, 7,1sssG; general REL estate
comes, 81 1,6Go.o5. Total, s23,oeo.so,
Tho Superintendent Of Police las ordered tho
Captains to arrest commission merchants who
aro selling gnme killed. out Of soaHon, and also
oil restanrant-loepors who Hervo "q1au on
toast" This is instigatod by tho momborB OF the
a So dasS sa0Sn aM s Gqb oreS o ase
Tho rcsidont mombers Of the Dolta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity, QUO OF thc loading college
sccrot aocietiea Of tho country, hold . mestng
lust evening, at tho Grand Pacific Hotel,
for tho purpose Of taking, stops pre-
lmnary to tho, organization Of M
s!aanue asar. !, claptsr. comnittoo composed q
Coon, and 9. g. Adams. was appointed to draw
UP p!an OF organization, to ho presented at tho
no1t meeting Of the members, Which will DO
Aold Tour WeokB from last evening, at the Grand
paoillo uutol.
The number Of partious from the House Of
During ox-Mayor Medill's adnllni Station tho
number %as four aud a half. AIny.r Oulvin has
olenod correspondence With soyerAl officials,
and iearna from them tho character OF shoso
When tha frionda Of a prisoner apply for hia ro-
lease, Inquiries arc made, and, II ho il found to
be q !" hard caBe," the application IL rejected,
The system works admirably. aud no mora
, 1874-02-05

The ann1al meet ing for tue election Of officers
of tho Firing Women'a Rofure will bo ho1d Mt
~. T..s....:e - - -.
10 o'clock. Tho public arc invited at o'oiook
- -,
r ILL., .-... :.
The Rcv. DR.. Burns will preach in tho Firat
III. f. Church. corner of Clnrk and Waahin9ton
stroeta thig avonfnc At a o'o]oc1t.
.A'1 o'e ~ 49,
Mise Anna F. Dickinson will dollyor 2 new
lecture IN this city Monaay evening, feo. IL.
Subject, "For Your Own Sake"
, 1874-02-05
ELGIN,

The sad and unusual sight Of tho burial of a
husband and wife will bo witnessed here to-day.
Sunday Mrs. Bessie Moseley died. and Tuesday
night her. husband, Frank Fl. Moso1oy. The
former waa about "a years Of age, tho latter
about 27, both victims Of consumption;
Funeral services will bo hold in the
Congregational church ut ! p. n. Sow
Pythias will take part In tho services, HI. NJ. be-
ing prominent and respected moulher Of these
Orders. The watoI-factocy, with which both
hayo been connected, will bo cloaou during the
afternoon. Both had a worry largo cirole Of
friends and aequantances, who sincerely mourn
tleir untimoly death
, 1874-02-05

The village Trustees did not hold "pro-
traoted " meeting Tuesday evening, for lack Of
aquorum.
A meeting OF tho School Directors was hold
Tuesday evening. Nothing OF importance was
done, rave to fix tho School Treasurers SALARY
for the coming year at $500.
4 meeting Of the Public Library Directors has
been called for this evening.
Tho Methodist sooiabla fakes place at 11r. L..
9. Pitner's this evening. and the Chicago Ayonue
Shakespeare Club meets at Atr. Auglo's.
, 1874-02-05

George Odds, General Ticket Agent of tho
KauBas City, st. Joseph & Council Bluffs Rail-
road, is In the city.
J. ". Morse, General Agent Of the Chicago
Burlington l. Quincy Railroad at Omaha, is In
tho city.
q. H. Hudson, General Agent Of tho Chicago,
Dubuque d Minnesota Railroad, ia at the Grand
Pacific.
Mr. Alfred g. Thomas, gentleman wolf
known in no!ontfflo orioles, haa presented to
Rush Medical College, h Brownlue'H Electric
Light, an apparatus admirably adapted for
Bpectroscopy and solar miscroscopy.
Bpaulding d, Morrick, Of this city, paid a Gov
ernment tax of 957 coo on 28i 900 pounds OF to-
baoco manufactured and sold during the month Of
january, being revenue Of nearly %, 100 per day
to tho aovernnlent.
Whilo Con. Onmeron Of tho Inv Department.
was out alcigh riding With his fumily, yeaterdny
afternoon. Ills horse ran away, the sloigh wAa
upset, md tho occupants thrown into tho slusl,.
Goueral and bis wife wore badly frightened.
aherman--dcn. J. r. Carpenter. Boston; D..
B. Sackctt Santa Barbara, Cal; J, r. Hastings,
Now York; g.. c. Biggs, Pittsburgh; F: p.
Hart, sanFranclsco George =. Holmes, Port
4. Smith, Laporte' Ind; j.. F. 1asaett, Mc-
baltimore; g. o. Hamilton, st. Paul; Charloa
Day, Englana; H. O.. Mutt, Council
Bluffs; tho Hon.. ". r. Spear, Ohio ];
the Hon. G. ". ToombB, Alabama H. 9. Part
ridge, san Francisco A. D. Durohard, Kan-
kakoo; 4. D. Onkly. Cincinnati Il. h. Gable,
Rock Island II. e. dravos, Dubuque. !. /.
Paln,cr-Robort Pierce, San Francisco James
L. Fisk, Washington I the Hon. ]: 3. Calhoun,
Iowa; Capt. Il. B. Martin and Capt. Henry
Eames, st. Paul; the Hon. j. storling Morton,
Nebraska; John II. Ewing, Milwaukee g. D.
Hommor, Philadelphia; E. J. Maclay, Montana !;
john b. Rguor, Lafayotto.
, 1874-02-05
TOO MUCH LEGISLATION.
10 ths Editor If Tbs Chicago Tribune:

TO tho Editor If This chtcago Tribune:
Sin: notice many communications In your
paper respecting turors' fees in our courts Of
record, Home Of tAcm being very seyero upon
the members OF Tho various Legislatures who
have thought md acted on this and many other
subjects, leaving nearly all they touched tn a
most deplorable muldo.
1notIced In ono Of our religious papers, a few
dsys since, that too much preaching WAS being
rect; aud think 1t quito as correct 10 eay that
va much legislation Ia douo,- too frequent a.
, 1874-02-05

terottono Of tho laws, very injurious to tho pub
Iio.
capacity and integrity Of tho men tlio people
aend to loYslato for them? II 10, whose fault
Ia It. Who will apply romedy7 The aul,toot
IL worthy Of reelection, 10,
UnIpAGO. Fob ., 1BTi.
, 1874-02-05

n
Tlie bill Of oarnott ". Romson. of tho South
Ss vac ess'n e sss so9f es S q a9tss ss
tloulars. The bill Of Olarko, Layton d 90. for
culvortB, s47.26, waH approved md ordered paid.
Tho bill OF Zig Hydo Park Gas Company for
atseot Lamps sa27.lo, was reported buck. w'th
Committoo could not recommend payment for
tho full nutnbor aild on full time.
r no;,3,aia TIE aagrrhsnENrAh or1as 9oNTnAoT NJ,
sdoration OF the vote, adopted at tho laat n1eot-
lug during hta abaoi,co, authorizing tho Pros1-
dont aud Ulerk to sign n supplemental contract
viii O. =. Hoquombourg, for furnishing mud
o 81 % 1ar sa on S ooss oS oto o.
Ho had Understood by tho report Of tho attorney
that tho village was ,l1,tlor no obligation to pay
hny part Of the cost Of the pipes until tlov woro
!ald IN tho ground, and l'o did not favor amy
compensate for It, to cont,aotor should furnish
tile work.
IIo waa answored that tho wlole subject had
reported this supplemental agreement which tic
contractor had signed. and which WAS approved
BY tho Doard. and was now virtually sup.
p,omontal agreement III itaelf and that bonds
agroomont. aud that tho reserve OF 20 per cont
was sufficient security without tho bond Tho
order was re.enaolcd-yoas, s; nnys, Mr.. Bon
fieli
:. Permission was granted to tho Baptiets, on
tho petition OF n. D. Dodaou mud others, to llso
tho Village Hall Sunday morning and evening
m f9r religious worehip. FREQ Of rent, during tho
Tho following p,ats Eve; waro approved, p,,t o,
resubdiviaion of tota to 49, inclusive, excopt
Lot II, ali in Block Of ]. D. Jeuning'a sub
9ivison =, Of 4, tho y: Il Of s. " 4 Of n. i: x OF
thereof; th and Eugene p Raype's aub5iyls9n Of
soo. 5 "a "a, Il IS, i II. Il Il: Il, t. q. T. - u - L. y u
STREET LAs1PB.
MIR. Barney offered tho following:
Resolred, That Oh md after Fob / no moro street
fau'ro be lighted at tho public oxpenuo.
It was lost by the following vote:
Yeds-Darney, Doyle, and Stebbings-3
Gays-Bonncll, GTay, and oady-3.
a1xT1ETH STREET.
Mr. stebblnga introduced the following:
Reso!red That sxtosh atreet, from stato street to
1naiana nyonuc, hs laid out in Wilson, ueald l. seb-
b!ngs anbdiyisio4 y, GH q tue n ". Of tho g. " Of
&c. ls 3s n r Il =, before tho passage Of tho or
be at equal distances apart and eight nrcets to tho
milo, DO accepted satisfactory to this Doard and to
condemnation Of land Tor tho continuation Of sid
srcet between Indiana and South Park avenues, tho
@ nas eouns IL o nor asa so
lines Of sixuoth street, laid out In said rat named
aubdig.io1, and from tho cast line Of South Park
opened to tho uniform width Of eighty fcot.
It was adopted.
Tho subject Of tho improvement Of Indiana
avenue, from Thirty-ninth to Fifty-flrst street,
WAS takon up and considered Under q former
ordinance advertisement had boen made pro-
Johu McCalfrey, with tho understanding that tho
work Waa to bQ dpQ0 in 1878 prior to the collec-
, 1874-02-05

:. influence Of their fricnds, tho punishment
thoy doaervo. ,~.--.n:. -.
Heretofore It has been customary for Oap-
taias, 8orgoanta. and eyou patrolmo1, 10 Lavo q
correspondence will, tho police autho.itios Of
othor ottiop and It Frequently happens that let.
tors sro roeevad by tho superlntendont making
which llo knows nothing. 11e thinks iii police
buainoss should bo transacted At his ollloo, and
honoo. yostordny, issucd tho following general
ordor!
General Order No. 121
Hereafter al communications Of kilograms npper-
tanig to police Lusiitcs Will frat bo trannlnittel to
tho Office Of tho General aupor1ntentcns beforo tho
nunipatcd ID any peraon outside Tho poltcc Depart
mont Of this city. JACon REnM,
General Superintendent.
, 1874-02-05


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aniur1os Of a sorioue oharno.er. Tin estab,iah-
mcnt belonged to II. Waterman, Of No. 257
Jorforyon ntreot who was arrested by order Of
chareo Of criminal oarolossnoss. no. WV @' ~
So.
oas AZ "o ne n.cong case mns sr.oo o. Jus11ce ~
ars eurts Jeoo,,. {on'oay 't % g,Itn8. noutY ~.
wss sSsfssd y !? = Ree% it zoE zroSSag m
tor we're pfouuood IN court and slo prlBonor
noM H. enas 10y mo'q ~ Y,to ota'' nna no. worsn
~ aoiSs ~ Juuo.a l 'Guo. w. an1 Ply Wy
10 acol9o .no Huoseon WE ~ tIla. WIN ae'a
a.u o,orA y, .no cou1s WIZ sens 70 t,o nearGss
ub Wb nsu,o ~, ~ ~. a;',. ~ mi ~ ~, HUM
~, II aa.aH omu 49,. Moi' " NC sth
,,raonor u sos 1,oi III =, e a nhu rh9
T. thn ,,ort Iar ~ AZ no in ~ rnr s" 'S 'i'a
Ono Of tho foaturos Of tho liBts Of GASES pro-
eonted fnr trial daily ut tho West and South S'llo
Polioo Courts just now, is tho largo number Of
Persons who appear charged with vagranoy.
These invariably mako tho same excnsc, that: Of
munit from flno and imprisonment. Strange to
Say, however, thoso yagrarts aro almost inyari-
ably found In worry questionable company, thoir
froVuent resorts being saloons and pNceB OF
ple without auy ostensiblo means OF oxiAtonce
Is increasing III ratio not III proportion to tho
hardness Of tho timcs, aud tho IJnstces who
havo lately boon worry oaay on "yagB" nre Begin
ming to thiuk that future casos must not bs so
lonlontly dealt with: Yesterday Justice 8cully
sontenced MiehneI hlalln to ninoty days Iii tho
Houso Of Correction, and 8. Andrews and
Charles Smith to thirty days in tho Dridewol for
vagrnncy, which ahould bo q warning to those
who loaf to ohooae carefully tho Locality In which
thoy ply their liHttoss vocation. Tho prisoners
wero "bu,nming round saloons, md got sen-
tonced accordingly.
THE oLoTnEs-LfsE CASE.
The troubles Of Q. Police Court Juntico are
manifold. Tile bulk of tho time at Justice Boy
denis Court yesterday morning WAS takon with
tho trie1 Of g,reat clothes-ino quitting suit, in
which Arthur Fitzharbort was charged with cut
ting down tho clothoe-lne Of Mrs. Thomson,
Of Carroll streot. Tho eyi1onco Of The plaintiff,
which proved to bo conclusive, run as follows: !:
"Yor Hounor, 1t was at 8 o'clock Oh Friday af-
tornoon, was hanging out my olothos. sheota
and blatlliots belonging to boarding-house on
Wabash ayonuc, which am washorwoman and
work hard for a living, md tho times is
hard, and thoro Is little money to got, hang
Ing them out with my own hands my husband
being sick ia not abio to work, though whom he
WAS woll he lHcd to got his 81 q day regular
hin hpt] nn] N1rs Fffzhprhart which ia alan n
, 1874-02-05

The alarm Of fire from Box No, 48, at 8:35 laBt
osenaub p1oseu ~ pe 4alse.
About O'Clock yestordey morning, a fire was
d;scoverad IN a two- -a+orv fr.m. h',;,a;n, ~ NJ
1ae W.T. waah;nntnn 49,. - ass. a. 49,.
.oo "ea' washington stseot' De1ore sno hanes
had gained any headway they wcrc summarily
checked by Officers Rold aud Britzski, ,who, by
their promptness and with a few buol,eta of
.v,tor n~aventod +to doa.s....;a ~" . 49, ,s.,,,
"aSoA' pto,ousou tao aee'fac'loa u tne Psen-
isee. Ihe buiainB was owned BY MIR: Nor
ton and occupied aa boarding-house by Philip
Anderson. Damage insignificant.
The Coroner hold an inoueet On tl,e body Of
Daniel O'Connell. WHO was kilind at the TinzIe
street crosginr OF tha Milwaukee r. at Pail
Railroad Tuesday yoaterday. Tho iury returned
a verdict Of acoldental daatb' 'oxonaratnr tIa
Railroad Company and its emnioyea from iii
blame in tho preni;Hos.
-,
,r,a n WY cAruesE reVlVai l6 now nolahe IN the
nllst Motho9ls1 episcopal ohurcn' !ho moef-
14se aro no1a under the supervision or tho Icy.
H.. W. Ihomas, pastor OF tho church,
aha great deal Or interest ID mani.
1eated .ta a,o.u ny tl1 pastloipsnta; Several OF
tAe cierRy IN Cnlcago anu noighborlng oitios
nave neen assisting IN tho good work. Tho
services usnally begln with ahort sermon, after
Mnien general conversation Is participated IN
~ snone WHY wlsa 70 say anYthlnE, ~ Iormaiitv