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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22
Rhsiu- unS Mofelsau.
Gepaftt6atem i'm electromagnetic
Erier.

Am 2. W6rI wuroe Der ~.gelperrte"
Gaplan 8did BON Sreis q. ". oerbaftet
unb sur @bbIBunS l4std9iser 8efdngniB.
itraie nad 6obleuS ab9eIdbrt.
am4. Mdrs puroe Der Gnplan, Serr
Sobann 5bielen, BON S1tueid, seidn9li@
abgeiibrt nm Die Strais wesen vgeIettpi-
origer 9Ornabme geiitIider N~mtsfuuctio,
men" ab;ubaBen.
Ser Ssrr Yator 9rees BON 6up-
perd;b purbe BON einsm 2ebrer We9en Ser
seben 9e9en Den 8aujeiparagrapben De-
n|unjirt uno pom 3udtpoliseiSeri1te gu
Srier gu 3 MOnaten GefdngniB perurtbeilt.
Seine Sdritle nm Stuuouns ser Strafe
bis mad Oitern NAT srfolg!os unb 10 reiste
Serr Srees nit abenopplt an Ia. Wdr,
in's 8efdnSniB mad Srier.
am elbenSage reiste audi Raplau
pOjte CUR AbbiBuu9 oreimonatliher 6aft
wesen vunbeiueter~ amtsbanblungsn mad
Srisr. - Sbm iolst Der 2eioensssfdbrts,
DER Serr Gaplun aus SomboSen.
Damn wurbe Der ~.9elperrte" Yiar-
rer Yies aus Giienldmiot an ienem Sas
tum ourb @enoarmen ab9ebolt uno nad
Srier seiibrt. Bibrsao Die @snSarmes
RE Den ,@emaiten- abiiibris, wurbe er Dor
Dem 3u6tpOIi5eiscriht in Srier no1mal
Oeriirtbcilt uno nit tbm Die Bfarrer Satob
Gilt BON Yrim, erihOn ssieBen@ Sobann
Stunt BON YrOnSfe!o uno Ni6olaus 6sl-
lenS uon Seultaot, psssn unsslebIidsr
seiitliber Nmtsbaaolunsen in gontuma-
clam ju 8cloitrafen BON je 100 Sbaler
epentuel gu @efdn9riBItraisn BON | DO.
nat uno Der &siflihe SenenS CD. gu 2 Mo.
uaten, oa er l9on I'M 2 Rldiaae lit.
So6leu,, 20. Wdrs. - Sas bieiige
3u6tpoli,sigertbt uerurtbeilte am Id. 8.
Die Serrsn @br, Maaer, Yfarrer5u S90ne.
BERG 5. Sdi6, @aplan 5u Sreis y. 3im-
hermann, gaplau Su Wiblbeim s. &eiB,
@aplan gu 2ibenab &. SIZES. Yiarrsr
gu alten s. &aas. Gaplan 3u 3ea u.
Stiff, Yiarrer gu Dimpelfelb; Z. 9uutens
beimsr, Gaplau ~ Niapen, uno 81. Ser.
pen, @aplan ~ Sieblid, pelhe ale Der
3idtbsoba4tuas Der Waiselese, bejis.
puH9sfuene UorhapWe YeVHtWeF aWIsz
banoiun9eu, be'hmIoiSt ~arer. ln 8slo-
baBen bis 81 75 SbaIsr.
Yu 2Sonn puros am Il. Dtarj Die
Seilage gu Der SOnntassnummer Der
.Seutjden Reihs,situuS-, norm ole Of.
fsntlidsn UerbanolunSen oes bisli9en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Sa6en Reintens
contra .Neutide Rei9syeituns' nad itenos
8rapbiiden @uflsidnunsen in extenso
mitsstbeilt ipurSen. poli,eiIid nit Sei4las
btIeet worbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

In Der Nadt pom IL. auf ben 10. ausuf ians
IN Der Habe BON Arlen, aaf Der belsil& Sursm.
bursiIten Gilentabn, Elm 3ulammenfeB stpsisr
6raHtjiet ltat, bet BEN Gin Susflbytr sst6eist. a
eeepm utipsn u. Gin Eustne Wastn yuinir. wur-
ben. in Gelss Der serittli1er mt nttriahung ,puree
Ssrr 81. Elm Anssifsater Der Station SalaY sni.
lalsn une Dor eas 3a6troliyeissriat IA ArleH
eitirt ane ea man ibm permart eab er aepiNsT-
maBea bic urIabe bss llnslids setpeltn lei, MIR
be CT ~ Irlon ~ ttnem Rouat 9efdusniB per.
urtbsilt. 5m Sbsrssri&t. wpbin Der 8erflaen
~aprediyi bate, pnree e. frsisslpro1sn.
Vim u. R6r, ssstn 6 ubr absnss fsie man
Ben Al Sabre alien AnpaIt Wattbieu Wanssct,
ron HtuItattau, Der alsin pcbnit anc ben eit
Habbarn Ieit BEN pcrissn 5ase nitt nifbr sslss
ben baiten, am 6uB Der Sausrsppt tcet lisseu,
nahe:m man eur1 einen S&loHtr bic SbIrs
bate S1Hsn lalsG. Wangrci, Der psrbtiraitsi
mar, abfr ttine Riner bate, mar Dem Srnufs
iebr srgsbeu.
Der Snbhitut Staaspresurater Z. u. Z. !.
eimslfi,e ju Hsatatsaa III ais Staatsprpenraier
na6t Giuant perIsBt pcreen ; ferner Der Hittsr
9. >. Y. Oemarteau pom Tribunal 81 Warluss
nab Ramiir uni Der Rihtsr u. z. Ssrtrane ron
Rsataisau mad Ginant Der @rri@tsl6rsierr
Y. 8. Dtuie bon Rar&es, purof ale 8ttisr an
5ribuuaI nab Reuaateau rerisst une Der che.
maliss Seus6sf am @ri6tsminilsrium in
SriiHtL, V. Ossaar, gum &ibsr am SriSuaal in
Mardts sIuaunt.
Der Observation-Disclosures s. Y. }. Rousnis;
~ arIsn pares in s%srit!bsu Sissnitaft na5
Diuani vsritst.
aIs Contingent sur bslsii9su armss lsut ii.
prepins in 1874, sol Wann &sfrutsu.
Der gs.rrindr 3. pouba Az Bsanmsnt il ale
FOLDER nab Msub&atsaa perisst wrrssn.
Der 0smsinss 1abtrsy II Gin SnSdps psa
1000 Gre. sen Der &ssisruns tspiaist reretn um
ibr ~ belftn ben @emfineswss ssa Sisra
na& WsHaney init sintm 3wsi5s nab Wiz tut
9loir, Der strf&itbsns Stra6eu nit ftnanssr
uno NIT Der Giftntabn citation Rrlansp vsr.
tinest, aussutausu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

s~ugcmburg, 10. NGrj. Der selriss Jabr.
n,arft mar nur Elm mittelma6issr. ipwpbl in Din.
iltt Der 3abI pfr aussettaisn lbifre, ais Der
abgti6Ipitnrn Sransaeticnsn. Iussstslt ra.
rem /: 800 yferes. 500 Stiif Srrupifb, 200 tr-
pa6Ifns 3udtitmeius, 1000 Jsrfel une 100
Rafihrsins. Eas BsIlsisb mar gar nitt psrs
treter.
Gum grrfaaie fam ppn Zen ,aaetriebsnen
Sisbsaiiaasta eSbliens bic Salits unc lwar risi.
lfentbeils fur has Snlant, "a bic psnisen anpe
isneen iremesn Sanelsr ib aift an hem aaufe
bsibei!isten. Dielr 6iaubsit teim anfauie pirf-
te etnn aud anf bic prsile surif. Der WittsI-
prris flr Die pferee mar 800 Sranffn, fir ea5
Spsnrifb 1870 ,5r., fur bic 3%uHtihpsins 20 5r,
fir bic 3rrIsln s Br. lis stmaitstsn SGwsins
eerfaaTten l4 ~ 5r. 100 per Sile.
Der GtlunbbsitSSuaans Der arsssisaha Sbis.
re lifB nitts ~ pinltrn itris.
Bon Der 2orn, IL. BAR, IaB bic Bib.
i6reine in bisiesr @sstnb ibren llnfus niti
bios In Zen gBisisn unp @sijsnfslssrn. isneun
aud ben 1drisn trsibsn, Dat einsn bisissu War.
itnsaasr peranlaBt nit ale. Insrsis Sane ans
gpsrf Sa Itstn. um bic sefabrlidtn gaits bieii.
ger @sstne aue;nretttn. Cab Srr Sputtt,
prisatiSraer vsn DiHrreinssn une pr. S@am-
bcurs. @anrirtb pen Obsrfern. am ~. 5sbraar
ieher elm mites Shptin srirst bat ID cine bt.
faantt ltatia&t. Gin anesrsr SSstr absr, Der
has @ratI&sit piel better ~ banebabtn wsib ais
has Waieretr une pel6er brim GrI6tinsn Der
wilofu Ysfitn lsi&enblab Der blaatn Ysbntu
ni&t los ipsrbsu fonnts. bsma@tietf l& zines
BON Strrn y. ansti&ehensn ans ron Ssrn
S&ambcurs's Walbmann sinsffanssnsn Wilbs
l&rsinss. Dumb uns S6ssT rhbmsn I& absr bss
fetttn Sratsns ni&t tsnn Der Sratigiss ersbte
f& ~ enausast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

Ter bohp'fe Sifdoi NihclaS BON eursm.
hung bal eaS in isiusr IiEeeis ssiammslte 8slp
fir Miar. ya6ni in rr S&pri, an isiue Aesrels
o~sianssn lafsn unp Der rsIfplste 9Ifbcf banfi in
mir bic frlssnbsu Sts0tr in Der lleberlsBuns
ubsr Die c%Srtilen 3uitinos sntnsbmtn:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

5ar las Sbsater 1000 5rs.
t., 3nbufrisle Stapte 200
. bic ir6Selesilde 8sisaibaft 1000 ,
eis Geisli6aft Der 9aturWiFsu-
ibditu 2500
-. bic NseiSinal @sisaibaft $50 y
/, tetaniibs 3siell6aft 500
cen @iuitrpeus Baupersin IL
Sbtsrnab 1000
Die Sis!tcisst res Ai5siiums 1000
Gs paresn fur Stupis t0risn aasssmorfsn
Jlr S@Ilsr Ger Nprmaliaule uns
Vsbrsr 1000 Srs.
Shilsrinnsn Der HrrmalibHle 1900 /.
. jsiiprilise lluisritiSuna cen
S9alsrn Ger 0ermaliauls 24W
5ur 4ufsshsruns Der Ysbrssbaltsr wurssn %.
800 5rs. nstlt 10000 5rs. ais Sabibe an Ws-
mfta ecu BEN iQisi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

eeitaaS Ger b%armbersissn S6wsfern
BON her HeSel reS bl. 0incen, Don Yaus
! fetsnren 8ranfens nnp GrsiebunsSs
. iulsr nabm ihtlid su. Wua Die untsr
ittnsm S~erSdnser neu erltanccnen Con-
stesaticn Der ~WSSoe WarienS" entfalete
ibre Ebdtisfeit immsr mrbr in Der 9eis
tun8 Ger Sleintincerbewabrantalt. @uh
tas Yorpiesenp bei6aulide 9ebeu fano
leine Tertreter. Glariiiinnen unp 6run,
e!scanerinncn purccn purh ZEN Grss
biItof WieciSlaus berufen, IN, ldnsit
Serlallene, aber rurb feline Witwirfun9
neu r%sltaurirte 8lOitsr9sbaupe Su bewobs
nen unp @ptt fir Gle itm tdsli@ susss
flsten Seleipi9 unssn @btitte gu leiitsn.
Die 9auptaufsatsper Sranciscansrinnsn
mar ole Ii6etuns Gbriiti i'm Aaerbei.
lislten Sdcrament eas BEL ibnen beitdns
big aus9eicBt blieb. Ycr etniasn Wcben
mubteH aud ciele aus BEN esutIben
Reide wei6en, neil Die meifen ppn III
men Nn6lSnrerinnsn paren. sic lies
selten nab 9embers in Calicien dber.
VII. 60rosruus oes relisiGieu eebens i'm
8oite. Vsriooiide @bbaltans bon YOlfss
mtfianen. Serbrriluns u. Rsabss
ltbaaD Der Nabisfeitss8 rubrrs
idaftsn uno ianHiser rsii
si0ier Uersine. Gerns
baltuns iaa0Iiatr
GinhiFe uus
i@le@ter
Slider
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
MORAL EDUCATION.
MEETING OF THE SOCIETY YEsTER-
DAY

MEETING OF THE SOCIETY YESTER-
DAY.
The Moral Education Society held Its regular
meeting yesterday, at No. Grant Place, and
adopted the following resolutions, expressing
their sympathy with the efforts Of the Christian
women Of this District In the cause Of temper
anee:
Rssolred, That We fully approve Of the spirit
and work Of Christian women, who are praying
for and with the dealers in, and victims or ntoxi
eating drinks; and, further
Resolrsd, That We are heartily glad that noble
-snd pure Christian women have demonstrated
womanrosal contact with degraded men, en-
and mothers does not inJure their
The following communication ifoAeIoted wives
president Of the society was read:
10 the iooblen of Hrashfnston engaged In special
prayer Ia regard to heeriis Of alcoholic intener
ance:
We earnestly solicit your attention to the neces-
sity of inculcating In the minds Of children aull
youth the vital Importance Of temperate habits Of
every kind, Of social enjoyments and the uses Of
food as well as the need Of abstinence from alco-
holic beverages.
We beg you to make OF this movement which %
extensively stirs the conscience OF Christ endom
IN opportunity to begin in the Sunday schools
and among the youth associated with the churches
land outside also) well.organized plan to inter
EFT them in such instruction a. will lay the foun-
dalton Of temperance principles and to win them
TO total abstinence from alcoholic drinks.
The removal Of this widespread evil can only
b accomplished BY two methods: the abatement
Of the demand Of intoxicants, and the embodi-
Aent In statute laws and their execution Of the
religious devotion, moral energy, and faithful en-
deayor OF WOMAN.
The 6rst will be soonest secured through gen.
eration Of youth trained to habits of Temperance
and total abstinence from all that intoxicstee.
We rejoice that the churches Of Washington are
awakening to . sense Of duty in this tremendous
issue. When We attempted year ago to reach
and arouse the parents Of your city to the neces-
sity Of this work, 1t was from . total abstinence
father. and an elder In ono Of our prominent
ehurces, that We heard this discouraging utter
anee: ~ cannot consent to the circulation Of any
kind Of pledge in the Sunday school, because
Il will interfere with the prerogStives Of home"
II Christians will pray the social glass ont of
their house, they will begin o work over which
angels willin Heaven and the victims of alcoholic
disease, and the children Of these will alike re-
teice.
We cannot serve God and use alcohol The
only position consistent for the phflanthropist and
the Christian 10 unmitigated opposition to the
beverages which contain The deadly poison in any
form or to any degree.
In statute law 1t should be dealt with a. . de-
structive poison and its use sanctioned as such
only, with suitable limitations and regulations
L. B. CHANDLER.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
LOCAL xssosIElEx

-
nv t.oe = ~ .s,esCS ~ ~
q. o. .no.. nv .,s'o oes..n :"
cslvee " oeoEsssovA yss'
A handsome tsblse TO the memory o. Ut. ~
phen Bioomsr BAloh, the foonaer o. sns ~ In,
oyterian church, hAs been efselse - - A'''
cemetery.
In the bankruptcy Of Jay Cooke Z %. . divi-
dend will be paid some time In the month Of APRIL
We are told. Crsditors VINO havs noe plovse ~.
claims shoald 70 bs1ers reslsssr N a:,essy
ID 49, - !ees & - :: - { !
TO any shAfs N the ssss'e'
The sales at the hsh market yestetosy w~C y
r. A. Golden Bro, agents, zooV oensnSs -.
1t o2S pr 100; 900 ounenee roc. snc ps.
to u cents per bunch; Ae!o herring y y 0n'' Psi
1000.
The board sfdirsctors Of the JOINT stoek CON-
pany, Young MsaS Ons. a an ~".-,.s...'
elected the following o%csn ., :. -. ps,r.-s.."i
Levi Dsvias w. lseoAea4 WsAeAn
trsesnser, uee \ I'M - 1899 =. =.
Pratt, secretary, vice wunsm ~ Any, ~
signed. L. l. Croenss W. s's'''U =
the board.
J. Pittard, an old man, fell NON tne ,es s.'os
at the Great Falls Ice Conpanys Wnsti, ICY ~
Eleventh street, pn Tbprsday last, ana ~ 4:eAS
injured. He vaa tAksA to Rrossaee@ saosQ1sAi'
Mr.. g. 8. Riker who for several years has been
president Of the Washington and oserge.owH
Railroad Company, and who rendered MS resg-
nation few months since, 70 take snect April !,
has TUNED over tbs road 70 HI .. -. ramps
who has been selected - president pro len. MT.
Riksr, 1t IL understood, Will return 70 New xolA.
where he will enter the feal estete ounnes.. Ous
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
THE HOWARD INVESTIGATION

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COuRT-MARTIAL
YESTERDAY-FURTHE TESTIMONY
OF GENERAL BALLOCH.
The inquiry into the relations OF General How
ard to the Freedmen's Bureau was continued yes
terday, Geo. W. Bsiloeh, formerly his chief dis
Nj. af1ser, and at that time brevet brigadier
June Is, 1855, which prOvfedhqsG piiee Re, lion
of accounts Of certain public officers, and which
declared that all moneys received for the support
Of refugees and freedmen, and received by any
officer of the United States army, should be
charged against said officer on the books of the
Treasury Department, and accounted for by him
in like manner as If such moneys had been drawn
from the Treasury Of the United States, had been
decided BY the Second Comptroller not to apply
to the irregular bounty fund raised in 1884, under
General Buffers order No. %, Of Augurt I; 1854.
while he was in command Of tho department Of
North Carolina and Virginia. General BaIloch
had rendered his accounts to the Treasury, and
consequently his vouchers had to be withdrawn
from The Treasury, 1t having been decided that
they did not refer to public moneys Of the United
States.
Some OF General Balloch's retained bounty
vouchers had been lost; but he supposed they had
been used a. waste paper by some Of the employ
ees Of the bureau. General Balloch had to re-
move from the Treasury an army wagon load of
these papers. The Freedmen's Savings and Trust
Company acted a. agents Tor the bureau through
its branches in the South, where there were no
designated depositaries of the United States. The
modus operandi was: General Balloch would draw
his check in favor Of the Trust Company here, and
they would give him . check for such amount Is
he wanted on their branch at the place where the
money was to b paid TO the claimants The
vouchers Of the soldier being already In his pos
session, signed, he would therefore credit himself
and file his voucher in the Treasury, on an ab-
stract approved At the end Of the month by Gen.
ersl Howard, who approved abstracts rather than
separate papers, because Of having but his LEFT
hand to write WITH
Three cases were brought to Mr.. Ballochs At
tcntion whore he had failed to take up the credit
he had given himself at the Treasury AFTER the
checks he had sent to pay the claimant had been
returned to him on account Of the claimant not
calling for his money. Ons of the checks was is-
sued BY him in 1888, and. returned in October,
1871, the receipt Of the soldier for the amount
being in the Treasury. The three cases were re-
spectively for t2s4, t2o2so, and >2so. These he |
paid by his own check, explaining that, In the
hurry of business at that time, he had noted the
return Of the checks only in his cash-book. In |
another case, that Of Louisa Riggs, claimant for
bloo2o, the circumstances being similar, he |
thought 1t was paid, but rather than have any
trouble about It he gave his check for the amount
10 Major McMillsn. -
This 10 the substance Of the proceedings Of yes.
srday.
The court adjourned until Monday next At IL
'cloek.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS FOR THE
COMZyG WEEK.

The COMMITTEES appointed By the pastors meet
ing, held on Monday last, to make arrangements
for the services Of the coming week. held . meet
ing last evening" Present: Rows DR.. Gray, No
BILE, Little, Chester, Butler, and Hall The
unanimous opinion was that the Interest n the
meetings made IL impsrativsty necessary THAI
they should be continued. Bas 4 was deemed.
best that they BE- held In some central church, at
the same hour, s;ao TO e:So oialeek, during the
coming week. DR.. Gray was made special CON-
mittes to secure . church, and has secured the
use Of the Congregational church, corner OF Tenth
and @ streets - o.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
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II ADoeP3onaAo ~ 0ao Sasing Burner ~ keep
~ I{1noSf ~ Ioit aaScftntnt Of Chan
6oliGl1 - q lhilS1 3lpAlS o. New York, m
49, - Am ~ 8 Il.aDs!s essess ~
~ ~ =: .6tafnagy. .rSSlon 0oe1s, oloeks,
3f063i9 61ok1 I'D 0aS6Ie Wontel6 non- 1xploeiye
I81llk ;l1kSv6s '0eoses, 0Tatps, Naneeh Pumps
eeAlR 49,, sP.eet E.sen. elesses 1sss IN ne
WmquA pn1ant M0n1a Cuo11g, ed may oeheg
ROD bvs.tieaa fipnbng and 0as Isung y
N the vAyjcus br1pehee promptly exeeuted q
m6dssats pssess. Ne.e tdt sompsssnt men en-
poe5eAs.s- 81, HaMmsoN PnAnsoH,
y II. = q 4. 1nlldtDg, Ninth and d strests.
sfs n 20 "a a. ~ !; .s-3 81. ~ a .
sos az u IS te.tss' 30
- aaE faf NOAH WALKER 3 90,
.sS rs a. 1sE - ..r s.3stgs - srli 50
-IsI Aa1uAseugers OF f5,llr rglsl
ss,..Jt. =, - :. = -.......r,
01Hftxx1Te, YorfHe, BOYS AND CniIphsNs
aAi tlsiaao ~ p go i- p
-'f.s,5 sssi g TEfs o1OxHlkos "a 30 ''
3, s.res sfigss. -. ~. :, =, 5ri.-s % so
:, .i.ff ana kxseoslve Dealers N sGr
--.,~,. ~v-~vsvrvo r,~rv,. 81
08NEbBk ~ . fV8WADnAN0 oOODS.
- 9ss t-slssI - - = =.
We nsle fensseote - 1s.AsyNeols svsnsss
leeyefa1 6nesD west Of tbs old stand. We here ~
TIM Snr thanks 70 Tie eiesens Of the District and
sAtesnirr eon.tiea Ssr ~ liheral patronage az.
. =.
.eenoee % NJ - - psss twsnsy-swo yses.' I'M
hops - Dsesvs thsr Avofs In the future - IN the
past. Our stock embraces ell that il
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Yesterday afternoon about go o'clock Jsuni .
Javlns, an inmate Of low beguio on O street, be-
tween Twelfth end Thirtseuth streets northwest,
concluded that she had become tired Of. this
world, and sndeavored 70 effect dissolution with
It BY taking dose Of laudanum. Al soon q It
was discovered DR.. Barnes vas summoned, and
when he arrived the girl was unconscious, but BY
the Judicious adminstsring Of antidotes the power
Of the poison was destroyed and her life savsd.
After surviving she would give NJ reason for 1t.
tempting selfdsstruction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
THE COURTS.
UNITED sTATRs SUPREME COURT.

UNITED STATRs SUPREME COURT.
.'r III - FRIDAY, March q, ls74.
On motion Of Mr.. R. T. Mer1ick, John A. Dsaly,
GEO., Of New York, was admitted to practice - an
attorney and counselor Of this court.
On motion Of Mr.. A. @. Riddle, Chas N.
Thomas, ESQ.,, Of W Arlington, d. o., was admitted
court. % 49, y = II -
Mr.. Chief Justice Waite announced the follow.
ing order:
Ordered, That Friday next being Good Friday.
motions will be heard on Thursday next instead Of
Friday =
No. eql. c. 8. Eyster, plaintiff in error, VI,
Thos. and Jas. ". GaG The motions TO yacste.
order granting supersedeas and to increase the
penalty Of the bond in this cause, was argued By
Mr.. p. Phillips in support thereof, and by Mr..
Jno. A. Wills in opposition thereto.
No. al. The United States, appellants, W.
Heirs Of james Innersrty. deceased. This cause
was submitted on printed arguments BY Mr. A.
sistant Attorney General Hill, Of counsel for the
appellants, and BY Mr.. 3. H. Bradford, for the
appellees.
No. 2se, The Metropolitan Washing Machine
Company, appellant, ". The Providence Tool
Company. The argument Of this cause was con.
tinusd BY NJ. Charles Levi Woodbury., Of counsel
for the appellee, and concluded BY Mr.. T. A,
Jenckes, for the appellant.
No. 100. The United States, appellants, ". WIN.
Nicholas Birchard. This cause was argued BY
Mr. Solicitor General Phillips, Of counsel for the
lrrrrellsnts, No counsel Appearing for the sp-
p.iIss:. ---.ss
No. ~. Augustus O. Watson, plaintiff Ia error,
". walter E, Bondurant. This cause was sab.
nited % psintsd sSunsnts By NE q. W. Raes
M HI. Z T. Aeafisk, Of counsel fbe the plain
til In error, and By HI. @. L. walker for the a.
PENDANT In error. !
No. IA John p. Humastoo, plaintiff IN srypF..
". The American Telegraph Company, The A.
gunsnt Of this eeuse was eomnsaesd By Mr.. a.
Brainard Of counsel for the plaintiR q error "a
continued By HI. q. p. Lowrsy. for TIE dsSsnde.t
In error.
Adjourned untn Monday at n o'elseh.
CIRCUIT cou1T-CHIEf JUSTICE cArr.
TER.
This sssrt wss sngsgsd - Sbllsws ysstsdsy:
sslonea ~ NsIlAnnEA JuAgnaat esafsssea
for oooo, with interest
Boiler " Boyle. JaAsnns b ssassat ~
Lighter ossshsllvl Das1sw. vsdiss for pls,n. !
Crafe " Bsltinses b ohie Raflrsad Oenpay.
2ottea Ss1 Dsw trial - sxseptjoa.
Berry Va BWyy . HM. 4stisa II NV tsial
GASES poa NouDAY.
The following casss WeFs as1fgDed II tria1 81
A01AU Nesms1A 0a.0olA9 n IA ma
a. n IA M, ns, 0sA, - ~ $500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28

THE BEvERlGE rMAr gxHlLlaATHa
but does ~ intoxicats, hes beesns szeesdi.oiy
G re ill., - z: - s q So
American Tee stores corner q DsyentA an1 !
streets, was widely known - . model egtAb1SeA
tsss' eoaese and s1oseriss In N sshinstoas sesid
SsifsS = ssvsssss f1psiSS5s - sSis rS.ss-
bs6t goods q the very lowest prices, and, what y
equally important, giving nall weight and meas-
ufs. Hence the deseiyed Popularity of Dowline,s
people hock with their orders daily, al Of which
are promptly supplied.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28

Latimer Cleary will sell about the middle OF
April, for Alexander Hunter, about three hun.
dred acres Of land lying between Warrington and
Alexandria, which viii DO su6di!ided IN lots 70
ground by the railroad company. Great iLduce-
ments will be ofeIt i to purchasers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-28
EIvR-DoLL All Chill pREN's SulTs 1t
A. SAKs 4 CO.. ale Seventh street.
r.KE CARE OF your YALuABLrs

T1KE CAKE VI TUUK FALUABLEH
Cali and Examine the ffs and bufSiarproot
vaults Of tho Safo Deposit Company, corner Of
New York syenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping OF fecurties, Jewels, eiIver.Wsrs or other
valuables Rents, from ten to sixty dollarB per
snnum, according 10 size. No business man can
afford 10 do without them. ta 80.
Teke rarning from fhe Chicago and Bosfos Jeres.