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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20
CIRCULAR.

OspiCR Stair REGISTRAR % vCrKRs.
New Orleans. September l9. 1874. )
The registrars OF voters in the several wards in
the city OF New Orleans. who have been prevented
from performing their duties since Monday East.
will resume Segi stystjon on MONDAY. September
81. 1874.
The Offices win be opened at the usua, hour. -
the law directs
WILLIAM WRIGHT,
Efato Ravi. ~ Votaps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

George Macdonald, tho novelist, Intends
making this country his permanent resi-
denco.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

The programme for the fall races Of the
Louisiana Jockey Club will be found in
another column. December is appointed
for the opening day. with liberal arrarg &c.
ments for the rest of tho week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Tho farmers movement in the West, and
particularly in Illinois. is rapidly losing
ground. as we learn from the Chicago
journal. This is precisely wha: the farmers
should not lose.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Several business men have been arrested
in Vicksburs for drumming without a IL
consc. Now we know where to send that
RuctiOneer's boy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Always acknowledge all courtesies. If
you have no flowers or refreshment Is TO offer
cats serenadins you, throw cut brick OF
bootiack.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Nowadays men generally lose tLeir reso
luton before they get tb rough theTrealnb:e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

The books in the library belonging to the
British Museum occupy twelve miles Of
ehelvi2g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

A writer in the Alaska Herald thinks that
in $50 years Sitka will be one Of the leading
ship-buiding cities in the world. Corner
lots are Tor sale cheap.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

AMan wastes ammunition when he puts
a second cartridge into his gun before the
first has exploded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Let those who did the fighting modestly
retire and make room for those who were
out Of harms way to do the talking.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

And now they are trying to arrest Mou(.
tsn. II they had arrested his tongue the
world would have appeared cleaner to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Men who take lite cheeyfally arc the mes
pleasant aesassins.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

from any ,crty. Such is generosity Of feel
ing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

1t was the Cincinnati tusto0cc Bulletin
which said: Cincinnati has the best regu.
lated pOstOtlce in the United States"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

4 man with broken spirits is ore who has
probably got on the outside Of brandy
smeshes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

There are many men to-day wearing
small knots of black ribbon. with white
edge. on the left breast. who were not in
the tiyht,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Ar. John +. Owens, with. the company
engaged for our Varieties Theatre. is acting
at the Brooklyn Theatre.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

The now Shakespeare controversy is at
an end. Cincinnati has decided il favor Of
Bacon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Germans boast that no American, Irish.
man, or Englshman can sell lager beer and
make it pay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

All persons profess to knew how to TAX
care OF babies nntil they get them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

David Barker. poet, well known in tn
State of Maine. died recently.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Compromise comes with good grace afse;
he battle 10 over.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-20

Even the milk of human k!.dness sours
On q man il troublOus times.
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NOTICE.

The ofhcers and soldiers Q. tLel army, on their
arrival in New Orleans. can
"REPLExIeH THEIR WARDROBE
b. z. WASHES.
No. 10 CAnal Street.
SHIRTS. uSDERSRIRTS AND TOILET ARTICLES
At nede:ste prices for eash.
st2o II 2p'
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GIFT CONCERT.
A MOTHER CHANCE:


4 MOTHER CHANCE.
Fifth asd Last Gin Csncers
IN
PUBLIC 1.lBRARY or kENTCCkYo
POSTPONED TO
NOVEMBER 80. 1874.
DRAWING CERTAIN AH THAT FATE.
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The Shreveport Ceset has 3 new tale foE
every issue
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~ TON, No l56 Canal street TrusteeoDr.
~: newton Mercer. l. p. Generes, George Jonas,
!nGmas A: Adame, Thomas Allen Clarke, Charles
=: LEEDS, David Urquhart, John g. Gaines, Csss
Aonn, Christian Schneider, Samuel Janison.
Interest Allowed - OopOolts.
I. =. G8NRRRD, President
VhAALEs AIsEAW, Treasurer. EM8 ~
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The rising man now is the yeast maker.

Song 70: the deaf-Colne beck to earring
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Election, Monday, November =, 1871
For Stale Treasurer.
ANTOINE DIBuCLEr.
For Member Of Congress, First District.
j. HALE SYPUER.
For .M.mher Of Congress, Second District,
HENRY e. DIBBLE.
For Member Of Congress, Third Dis'@:e'.
CHESTER b. UARSALL.
For Member Of Congress, Fourth 1i:'rie'.
GEORGE l.. SMITH.
Fur Member o.f Congress. IfttE N's'ric'.
FRANK MOREY.
For Jfen,-r Of Congress. S,2h District.
G. Z. NASH.
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flNhE ClTILENS SAVINGS BANK
Is Q strictly legitimate bank for savings.
modelled upon che plan Of popular and successful
Institutions in Eov FORK and London, and incos.
poratsd April -, 1879, under . special and fsvcs
eoie charter granted by the Legislature OF tho
state OF Louisiana, with Al authorized capital Qs
e20O,OO0.
interest six per cent per annum.
deposits OF ten eents and upward received.
M deposits are payable on demand.
Ooen osiiy from 9 4. II. to P. NJ, and On sst:7o
sfosJ evening from six to eight o'clock.
GRUNEWALD HALL.
Ne. 23 6afonno Street.
u. BIENER, IL. GrRERNsroe.
Cashier. p.asdeuG
DIRECTORS.
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG, THOMAS h4SAx,
Z. W. BURBANK, il. GuBERNArOx.
@nI ~ n. BENNER.
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BANKS AND BANKING.
7 OUlSlANA SAVINGS Raxk
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
No. 81 Camp Street.
y. c. PALMER President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice Pbesideneo

=. c. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice Pbesidenso
0irGCAOYSs
T. cONERH FRED. WING
J. H. KELLAR, ". X. THOMAS
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON.
f. c. PALMER.
Its capital gives security to deposisOrs Deposi's
of Vifty Cents and upward received and SIX PEE
CENT INTEREST allowed.
jy71y JOHN s. WALTON, <;ashie,,
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DRAWING eERrAIN Av THAT pArx.
, 1874-12-24
GENERAL NEWS.

Tuirtcon minutes OF tho County Jail we're
turned looso yesterday, al tho Grand Jury fallod
to nllct thaln.
All ladiea Who intend 10 receive Now Years
Dur arc invited to ao,ld All announcement OF Tho
faot to The Tn1nusE In time tor it to appear in
ita socluty nows of Sunday.
Catytn l1aa not forgotten bis old srndo. 1Ie
Bignod TINT Wabash Avenue Railroad ordinance
NTH q spcea TINT would da2x'o tho lightning
oxpreas. .
,lhe Ctizons' Association lavo employed Afr.
II. 3. llurtl to roproSont thelr interests at
Springfield during tl.o coming Hcssion Of tllo
I.oglslaturo.
VIII not tho city editor Of tho4|mcs dotsil Que
at hia men to search tho tiles OF tho Gernlun
,nagaxiuca In order to tnd ont il tho article in
yesterdays .rn.uusE, headed ''uonlod T1ties,"
was not r1agarizeu?
Subscribers OIL West Washington street and
Park ayonuo tro hcroby notified OF usargo OF
catrols OIL TINT district. AL pny1nonta ara to ho
.uado to tle nov carrier, ]. Il. DGmlerA, and not
to 4, Hilbor, Nhoso rooopts will DO no longer
recoKnlzou.
The Young 1Icn's Christian Aaaoclation re-
cclyed tho following note by mail ouclosi1g ~
cpnts ~ mito towards buying Christmas pluB-
ents fur the pool-I Iluuso elllllroA. 1 wish thoro
WIS much moro fur thu Batno purpoho. Tl!a
oar,augs Of 4 liltIo G.yaar-old gfll."
Chicago Btroot-car conductors arc q nercilosn
| aet OF men Poor peaule Wlo cannot road, atltl
mnko n,iytakoa III getting Oh tho wrong ca.bt ara
compelled to pny, and VII! not 10 allowed q
| trlusler to tho right car without handlng over
, 1874-12-24

sr.rrar7,s suowtso rnn NEED or MORE AID.
,rhn Nohrsalsa 1,o,,of Committee. Which waB
sn,,oa sav . w. tha 1,o,ra ~ rrndo ho,d n rnnot.
"ps,s N r c. d. coo,oya so oca yesssrday morning
aud noro addressea by tho lsov. r. II. Tabhlca,
of 0n,nhn- who amid t|,at Mr.. D. Romick, ono OF
tho rr1oat or1 n,oak rosneotod nitzonB of tho
~ o'.ons .. "n" eas 80, ,.,.,., - .oro
cot.ntlos In tho Republican valley, md, aftor
striking from tho Hat all pcrsous who had any
oxtrn atooh ar Ind friends upon whom they
co,,Id o,1t ror bc1n. ho roportod iu tho eoycn
oe".u am rs,,o,,, -.t;,n. ,,,,,nt In
ooahnes @''oo porao"h 10 "no'li 1"l'oua .4n't W
isauca Tor aovon months. Thoso rat1onp aiono.
for that length OF time, Tor thoao eoVen coia- i,
t!oH, will cost at tho lowest e8tl1nato. Ana WIN
fIoo transportation. tho Rum OF Sil6,94o.
There wero thrs{-ai1 counties 't sSoo 10 oO0 OO
waa raised, eithor In money or provisions. some
must be !eft to starvc. Ihofo nafo ooelt soho
chatlEea In tle mahasefnei1t o. INC nu 1gc,sssf
and 1t nov had lio speakers fullest cotftuohc9'
Ra;nssy Rs: ~ ~ wSa Kstipg Secretary. @ Joau i. Trout,
First iio,,teuunt Of tho Tweuty-tllird Infantry,
4. d ai. ha Charge Of tue al,ioinonts, aud every;
lalnH that cafao went ont "' tI t,an, ana .4
htrict attention to accounts thhs al"asb c'u'aI
picked tip oycry pin hnd button. mud it went on
tho lists, a1ld was clargcd md rccoiptcd for.
ThiH report Of don. Net1ick (sV1o "aa forsncfly
on Com sllern1nns atafi) was Tug most systenlat-
10 thing Alr. 1ibblos Ind noticed, anu uo'!otlosa
materially in pushing forward tho WORK
Of tho Society; but 1t a!so toio ns
in dollars aud coutB what Muet 70
furnished, Or loaye tho bones Of our Dretnton 70
bleach OH tho lans. Tho aGnalnB a ons q an; snGn
was doing ita utmost untlor its prosont manage-
mont, aud would do a!i tnat m Any nun,am asonfS
could do for tho relief or tug Alner1hs. ie
, 1874-12-24

RESULT OF ITS DEh.nERATloss ON THE clTy-NALI-
On tho assonbliug Of tue Criminal Court Yos-
tertlay morning. Judge Treo upon tho Bench, tho
Grau1 Jury submitted tho following aa tho ro-
suit ot their inveatsatou into tho condition OF
tho building non in usc M City-uall:
7ohe Hon. Lambert r,se, J"os o' shs cireu's Court u
Tho Grand 1nry in,pannc1sa for the Decenser term
e The GN cssI o. o oa4k oo oyss ra "ns sa
atnong other Instructions, clarsa to exanino tutn
Tim condition Of tho building ia which tho Courts q
Rscurd Of Cock County are held fna their recorta
kent and to uAccrtaiu thu condition ot a coiirtH Jury
roon's vaults, aud such other rorons Of tho building
NJ ana' 'I Il neccssnry, - take Proper ast,o thereon
III pursuance Of these Instructions tho GRIND Jury
has vlsted tue building, ond n!ado careful inspcc-
aao examined several witnesses n1nucra OF tne encR
aud Rar, prominent rhssleiana, architects bnlors
on Haesy ri tho bnilAng ithclt, tho atelIry OF Us
vaults and ts general hncss for TIM purposes for
Ti5fiThat tue vaults ii sal building aro secure
against nny ordinary fire. but tho Greltckt danger to
tic records cons'ss in their ho!ng noeess1,ily seal
tered through tile different c0irtr01nB and Clerks Of
fecs during court hours 10 building Of 40 ina"mua-
bio character,
porary use, md MOS. Of tho inpcr walls bnilt
wooden foundations. which 1lago been strengthened
he 81 ,s tie t Moas & Gf pop = " Moss
considered ncary - safe as at any tine aunu 1s oc-
'aasi 4airawe n, tho portion of tho building oce,-
pietl by tho Courts Of 1ecor Of Cook County whaly
inAt Tor llAt plrrosc. Afnyt Of TIM coartrops ntn
too sna I'll badly ventilated, with low coillna and
tho atmosphere poisonous, cnungcring the health Of
those coupnllcd ron.an In them my length nf time.
The location Of the jury-coons excludes daylight en-
troly, and with no ventilation oxcept from adjnlnng
rooms. they simply untlt for Occupancy an injury
! 10 iittRants nnt ahYrars 10 tho county.
| Wo becya that tho solution If tAi. whole matter
4esa with the Honorable hoard al County Con.tuia'
Rtonets of Cook County ant wo recommend that they
,} }Ho
now located in tho city builtlfngu, the corner Of
Aiafns aud LaAatlo streets.
ii ia Ecncruv understood TINT when tho county took
noszeshion Of tho present quarters there were noAo
better in tho city but ut present suitable buildings can
| he abtatued, .........
Wo, therefore, respectfully present to Your Honor
the foregoing tho hhdiug Of tho Grand Jury, be-
loving that un indictment mil 10 unnecessary when
| tho facta ure understood By tho o'lciaa Of CoOk
County, whUAc duty IL to provide saple buildings
for county business.
, 1874-12-24
SALARIES.

INVESTIGATIONS or THE coNH1TTEE.
Tho Joint Special Committee on Supplies and
Salaries OF tho Board OF County Com1niaaioners
bold II ,nao.ing yesterday forenoon IN the Re-
aorlur'B otlice Commissioner Holden in tho
chair. An examination Of tue boolH aud rec
orda ct tho Recorders office was 1nnte, and tho
Committee Expressed their satisfaction with tho
u,auuor in which tho business was conducted.
Tho Recorder, James Stewart, stated that
during tho past six lnoDths ha
bad paid into tho County Treasury
e10,417. Adding s., ,o94, tho sum paid out for
copying abstracts. tho totnl credts Of tho Office
for ak mouths amounted to SIS, 600. Tho Com-
1nittca it IL understood will not recommend n
reduction in tho saiarieu Of the attnol,es Of tho
office, RB thaY believe tho work done merits the
compensation given. Tho nbBtraet-uen, how
over, will bo called on to pay ront for tho room
tl.oy occupy, teir profit. belag ample enough to
admit of It without Inconvenience to them.
Iu tue afternoon tho Committee visited tho Of
iico Of tho Clcrk Of tia Circuit Court. il Com
missioner was heard to hay, when tho examlla-
tion OF tho bookB Ind ended, md tho Clerk hatl
Initiated Tho visitors into tue working Of tho Of
tlco :: do not thIult thoro Is better regulated
office In tho country"
The Coulmltteo then called ut tho County
Agents ot,ice and listened to his reading Of tue
report which IL given III another column.
, 1874-12-24

BPECt4L MEETING
of this organization waa bold in tho looturo-room
Of Clark Htrcot II. Il. Church Tuesday At $50
p. III. Tllore WAS large attendance of ladies'.
Miss j. l.. Willard presided. md A1rn. +. i.
lscundH actad as Secretary Tho report OK slo
Treaaurer, Mrs. Isabella Jones, showed Hmnll
balanco on hand Tho question Of holding
daily temperance prayor-mocting. TO which ro-
formed muu. and those Wishing to reform,
nhontd DO BpcciniIY inSitoa, MAS discussed at
length, but altogether iu the affirmative. It wus
lectod thnt, ns Soon I'd anitable arrangements
could bo rnnlo at Tho \. NJ. g. A. headquarters,
this mccting should bo estnbilahed thoroughly
announced. and pers!stontly maintained, tho
Young Mans Christian Association having gen.
orounly donated tho uBe Of room for tho uso
Of tho Union. Tho honr fixed for n''o''
moottng wan o'clock. y. m. This meating is
not to conflict with tho at9iaion prnyer meeting
appointed to 1e hotf onco weekt % ioi!owh:
North sldo, at tho ltoy. L. T. Chamnerlaina
Church, Monday at ; O'Clock; South Slide, alon-
day, IN lccturo-room Clark atroot Church, $50 p.
M; Weat slda, ct tho rasideaoo Of h1ra. G. II.
Case, ESQ West Adams Atreet, Alondaya AZ $3.50
Tho aubjoct Of appointing gosnel Temperance
uoetings il various parts Of tho city, Under tho
auppicos Of ". L. o.. WIS noxt brought forward,
and it WAS docdod to establish meetinEs
liz f'ew nss tss sae, branch to i.s'n1sspa e ease
for tho samo: Once week At Mr.
.. 4. Kcnus 11alatea-Stroot Mlsslon. SoTclal
]atliea Pledged themselves to holp sustain tats
appointment. Another at Larnboo-Streot alis-
aion, North Side; third at tho Burr Mission
Chapel, South Sido. Mrs. r. 3. Rounds Dcthol
fnooting, OH Thursday evening. in tho Dcthol
Homo, coruor Desp1atncs aud Lake stroots. will
DO continued uuier Tho auspices Of tho Union.
Mrs. G. 3. Nilaon oi1orod q resolution tint tho
work of maintaining thoso meetings snon1d bo
carricu on by tho Divisions In auch q mannor AZ
thoy shall doom bost. Adopted
Tho resignation OF Mrs. @. H. Caao from tho
Committed Oil Finance, wns declined by q rising
vote. A Committee ras appointed to selcct ONO
Of tho rooma kindly ohrcroa ut tho headquarters
of tho \. n. G. A., consisting Of Mira. William
! \Viocler. alra. ". e. Powers, Mus Mnry Eyerts.
4 Cnmmittro consisting OF Mrs. Whoolor anu
| a1ra. G. T. Wilson WIS appointed to procure
carppt for tho room. Mrs. F: $. I.ounta and
| Mrs. William Wiz uas appointed to aelect furni-
| tnre. Airs. Rounds ssas appointed Committee
| OIL Printing. ...
1t was decided that Monday, Jan. 4. the second
tlny Of tho week OF prayer u day OF humiliation
| Tor personal mud material alre, according to tho
announcement Of tho Evangelical Allihnco)
ulould DO lot apart by the Union for fasting and
prayer. Tho tina. place, md topics Of this
| meatiuE will DO announced hereafter.
, 1874-12-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

4 grand Christmas party sTlll DO glven by the
LaGen' Promenade. Dancing, aud Euchro Club
on Friday evening, Dec. %, at Woods Music
Hall, southwest corner Of Washington and Green
etreetH.
Christmas Eve services this evening In the
Church Of tho Epiphany, on Tbronp street, be-
tween Monroe and Adams. Sermon by the ltey
G. II. ". Stocking. and carols by tic chtldten.
Tho Fair and entertainment of tho Hoping
Hands," at Nos. 274 and a70 Wabash avenue. wil
closo with grand auction this evening. One
grand upright piano, yaluo $3.50, with tho slaros
nearly takon, will bo ruf!otl. and II tlno house
nufo il for Bate. Good music aud pleasant com-
pany.
4 new maas will bo 6ung under tho direction
Of tho COMPOSER, Prof. q. q. St. Clair. At tho
F1onch Catholic Church, cornor llalsted aud
Congreys streets, at haf-past 10 o'clock Christ
nlaH morning. Alsa, q. Ct. st. Cialr Will DO
rrosent, aud sing Aolos during the masB aud
ofrertory.
On Christmas Day tho Holy Family choir Of
seventy voices will giyo solemn lligll, Mass at
1o3D a. moonoynlus Mass n N q s,p ysnp'et4 st
"Dixit Doms.sug," As!oli; "l4autlatc Da,n(uuu!,
I[aydn "Nagoiilcat," Lan,blElotto; "Altna l!o-
de.nptorlH Tartum Ergo, by Rosains.
At All Saints Episcopal Church, corner Of
Ncrtu Carpenter and Fourth atrcos, ticro will
10 " Chr!stnns~Eye exercises at f,15 y. m. Ad-
dress by tho lsoy. Honry q. porry Reotor, and
carols Ly tho children, with distribution Of gifts
from tLe Christmna-troe for Sunday-school
members, ota. Christmas Day morning aeryiceH
at Ii o'clock and Holy Communion.
"Tho Worhingmnn's Share In Civilization" III
tho titlo Of tho raxt lecture at tha Sunday. Leu
tnro Socotys courBo. 1t will bo lolivcrod by tho
Hon, +, j. I4alor, formerly of milwaukee,, and
til lately ono Ut tho edltora Of INE TRIBUNE.
AIr, Lalor has devoted oapecial attention to The
| Inbor question aad kl"drod toptea Of social
Acienco.
sa.no GOO birds havo boon seoarod for tho Gun
| Club ulluot OH Christmas Day. Tho bhoot will
| cotlmn1lco ut o'clock sharp, OIL tho Club
g,oull.ls, and in caya of storm or, soyore cold,
such arrangtlnontH Ilayo boon mado NJ will thor
! ouglly project tho shooters. Arrangements hayo
| uiHo been nat!o by wliuA momaorB of the Club
| cuu DO carried direct to tho ground by tho Mil
| ,7alkoo ayonlo oMn!0nscs.
| prof. Woollstt, toacher Of tho Athennu',
c!ashos In oloouton aud vocal muato, with men,-
lers Of 1iB ola ,sos will give trcu public etor-
! talu1nout tAa evening Mt tho Aall OF tho
AtIlon.eu,1l, No. Ill Madison stroot. ALL those
who wish to join thoSs classes uoxt torn, aaA a!l
who wisl, to luurn to slug ~ hght, aio a1tlcn-
| iariy uyltoh Tim exercises will .'!usssase PROT
W0llett'a methods OF instruction In teachiug
, 1874-12-24

An unfortunate member Of tho ubiquitous
family OF Smith has charge of tho heatins-
apparatus Of tho Criminal Court. On Saturday
night a jury happened to be "out" a}l night.
whom Smith Hcons to hayo neglected to duly
toast them. Tho jury lodged q complain. with
the Court. ana the unlucky dispenser Of hcat
was yesterday broughtup for rreprlmand. Statos-
Attorney Koed said ho Ind known tho prisoner
for four yours, and could attest Smiths general
attentive habits. His family having had to be
waited upon dnring Into ssoneas, TIM culprit had
somewhat neglected his duties on Saturday
night. Mr.. Reed thought m apology would
satisfy tho demands Of tho caae. Judge Trco
characterized Smiths conduct az "hrutal and
luhuntan," aud sternlE Informed tho delinquent
lo would recommend his discharge it similar NO.
slect occurred ngain.
, 1874-12-24
CRIMINAL.

Franz petor Johuson, Of No. l5 Milwaukee,
avenue, had good coat stolen from l1.n yeater-
day.
John Brown, alias O'sialloy, WAS performing
tl,o box-trick yesterday, and waa taken u by tho
police aud locked up ia tho Armory.
A sneak thicf eutorcd the room OF T. s, shep-
ard, at No. SIG Woss Van Buron stroot, yeHter~
day morning, aud stole his ovcrcoat, valued at
1885,.
There aro at H1nn,an Street Station lot Of
carpenter tools, and at Madison Street Station
coat and vcst, which wero takcu from thioYes.
and aro awaiting claimants.
Thieves forced IN entrance through side
door at the house Of L. Hunt, No. 1s5 South
lialHtcd street, Tuesday night, and stole .
quantity OF clothing valued at 535.
Some tlllet rolled off barrel OF sugar from in
front Of tue store Of Hippo Jacobs. No. 1856 Wcat
Chicago ayenno. Tneaday evening, aud Mr.
J9cobH would like to hayo him roturn it.
James L. benton aud Bart Seouoy did q little
mock auGtionceriuR yesterday nt tho oxponae Of
Louisa Scllbes a,ld Charles WiBwold, for which
they were arrested by tho Agmory police.
Soptuul Wright lad lot of Christmas trecs
streets Yesterday, and Jane 1tothnlin coveted
one, aud took 1t without paying for it, She waH
arrcatcd mud tnken to tho Armory.
t,hnr}ey B,phon. a1ins Eddy, was caught Inst
oyonin" hy O1lcor Schumacher Wills jl tic net
ot as tro,n v to atora of E}war nv at Soa
nan nu III nananimh atront' lin ,raa inrsa1 m
"a tna u srmory rs1"|p1 A'"''D '0'''0'N "f'
80 s"o 4'A't.o'''
George c. Clark, Eaq, Ii thu victim OF horao-
| thieves. JnnleH lIasAett aud Edward paino arc
now IN t!,e County 5as! awaiting trial for tho 81.
legged theft Of Mr.. c!arka horse and buggy, autl
now consa tauloS acAiaus ~ auawer alm1'ar sas
| claFso ln taK1hs tAo nG.le properly 1Foul Ill