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, 1874-02-25

irrudoen,ablo currency, nud oaustlcally ctldod
TIM. tho argumonta Of tho advocates Of sioh
a course would mako tho civilized world stare.
That the South md Wost noedod moro capital,
and not moro worthlosn currency Tint iiro-
dconlabls papor currency was not tho peoples
monoy. but tho spoou!ator'a TINT the rich
could tako caro Of themselvcn, but tho poor had
no dafouao agalnst tho fluctuations and mutila-
tons Of tho currency that new iasuos would
sock tho old channels in tho Eaatorn States |;
that for tho WoBt to hnyc moro products to
sell was tho only WY to got moro money
that wonld stay whcro It was put,
were sono Of tho wholesome truths ho stated.
Thoro waB no reply made. sonntor Morton said
somothing, but only proved that his intellect
WAS Oh, crutohes. Ills objections ran aftor thia
sort TINT sonntor 6churz Ind boon guilty Of
preparing Ills speech beforehand that he was
a foreigner, and therefore TINT our onrronoy Ia
the best In tho world. Senator Morton will
aomo day discover that with his atrocious ad-
vocaoy of currency that has always boon tho
favorite devico of the "offoto" for plundoring
their subjects, he ia D. good deal moro Of D for
eigncr than Senator sohu1z. Morton says that
our currency is tho bost III tho world ho has
nlso said that our Civil Service Is tho best In
tito world. Ono statement Ia as good AZ tho
nfhnr.
, 1874-02-25

4 few days since tho editor Of tho Chicago
DR.. II. A. johnson for III imaginary injury
charged In his newspaper TINT the latter lad
knowingly received 81, 800 belonging to one Of
the Roliof Funds sont to this city aftor tho fro
boing himsolfa q member Of tho Relief and Aid So
cety, though having no official relation to tho par-
tioular fund in question. The public aro already
acquainted with most Of tue fletsin the case. Tho
romaindor are exhibited In correspondence pub
lislied elsewhere. which shows TINT DR.. johnson,
when ho accepted this money, was led to auppoac
that 1t waa contributed by the National Banks OF
this city Us some sort Of compensation or tosti-
| monial for hiB professional labors among the
sufferers by tho fire-labors Which involved tho
entire cessation Of hls private practice for long
own health. 1t now appears--and the thanks of
| the decent portion Of the community arc aup-
posed to DO duo to Mr. J. o. Ruttor for forretlng
| 1t out and running to Mr.. Storey with 1t-that
| tho s2,500 was part OF AL unused
and surplus fund scat hero for tho re-
lief Of bank clerks. 1t 10 imnatoral
how this money came to be appropriated in tile
way it was. DR.. johnson, being made aware 70.
tie first time that il WAS rollot monoy, though
no part Of tho Relief and Aid societya funds
Yesterday returned 1t to a1r. Fairbanh, who re-
turned 1t to Mr.. Coolbaugh. It should now bt
presented in glass caBo to the busy-body wht
stirred up tho nuso.
, 1874-02-25

Alcata woro quiet and Bllado oasior, at 61so for
shoulders 7A@79Go for sl,ort ribs; 7}1@73Gc
for short oloar, nnd w @l03lo for -pioklod
hamr. Dresuod hogs woro active and nrmt at
so.O0@Gt5 por 100 lbs. HiglAw1ncn were activo,
a,,l 11@1o lower, At 0io par gallon. Flour waH
QUOT aud unchanged. Wheat waH ]osa active
and a}fo lowor, closing at $1.17 caal'. and s117M
soller March. Corn was dull and 11l@1so lowor,
closing at 5796o cash, and 579Go seller March,
oata wero aotivo and 10 lowor, closing at 40
casl,, and 1890 soller April. Ryo waa In good
lctnaud aud firm at $50 for rogular. Datloy was
dull and 2@3o lower, at s1.0s for No. 2, aud
s1.53 for No. 8. On Saturday evening last thoro
was, In stoso IN this city 3.39o,022 hu wheat,
2,4a2o57 bu corn, ss5, AL bn oats, 1850 bu ryo
and sos. .5o4 bu barley. 1.-Two hogs wore aottvo
and higher, closing firm at s4.75@0.10 for poor
to choice. Tho cattlo mar|tot was fairly activo
and firm. Sheep wero firm, with ealea at sa'2o
0f 1E
, 1874-02-25

Representative Wood has prepared bill aimed
at tho Infamous syatom which Special Agent
Jayne carried to Its perfection, md from which
ho has retired with fortune made by plumber
ing the mercantile community in tito livery Of
the United Statos. Tho bill forbds the payment
of any moiotiea or porquisitos to any
United statos officer; makes the Secretary
Of the Treasury the only official who
may compromise auy violation Of the Rovonuo
laws, and requires that oil tlncs, penalties, and
forfoitureg for such oGensos shall bo paid into
tho United States Treasury. Any repetition of
tho Gonesal- Order Stores Rwindlo, in which Loot
j. Stocking were 80 lueratiyely active, ia to be
prevented by putting all bonded warehouses aud
gonoral.order stores under tho management Of
the Secretary Of tho Treasury, and forbidding
any Custom House officer from having any OWL
ership or interest in them. It Ia also provided
that the uador- valuation OF part OF an invoice
| shall not yitate tie whole,
, 1874-02-25

The horrors OF rai1road accidents arc always
heightened by tho absence OF proper medical
attentions, which could do 30 much to alleviate
suffering. and oftentimes to progont death.
Tho Chicago l. Alton Road have organized .
system for tho supply Of doctors in case Of such
need that ought to be initiated by eyory road in
thecountry. Local surgeons have boen appointed
for tho different portions Of the road, under tho
caro- Of surpervislng surgeon, with head
quarters ut Chicago. Thoso surgeons in case
Of such an accident as that at the Sag Bridge
Inst year, are not only to give thoir personal at
tention to the wounded, hut to act as the agents
Of the company in furnishing them with all
necessary supplies; in lodging and caring for
them until their recovery, and in general in do
ing all that humanity and the interests Of tho
company aud the public require.
, 1874-02-25

In pursuance to n previous call. NIL tho prin-
cipal broworH, Of Chicago Alwanloo, Joliet, alld
Nnrorville, hold meeting yestorday afternoon
In tho brewery Of J. i. fluerbort, go West
Twelfth street. Somo days ago, tho sarno gcu-
tlomen held meeting, mud roAolyod, in CONGO
u,,onco Of tho riso III tha price Of barey, l}ops,
and other things poccaHRry to Tho manufacture
Of hoor, to add 50 10 tho pr'co Of oac bar ol and
clnrlto al2 for 1t. The aaoon-koopers resisted
tho proposed extortion,-nH thoy called IT.
mud Laying eellol n,aaA,mooting, rosolvod net
the browors kuow tint 1t would ho impossible
Tor onteilo cilios to furnish Chicago with
boor; yet wialling to arraugo tho matter amcab)y
they can1o together yesterday to tIistuBH tho boHt
course to pursue under tho existing circum-
Most beer-!rinkora do not know TINT no 1agor
Ia now Boltl, bnt tint the boor they aro drinking
Is cal1ol by tho brewers "young boer." 1t costs
| lagor, but differs vory ittlo III tasto from it.
"Young beer" In sold till May, when tho lagor
aoaaon begins. TIC browors docided yesterday
to ael "n,young bcor for 81 barrel, aud lager
md loavoa tho broweis-as they claim-a profit
of but 10 cents barrel, or bit per cont net
oarnings Willie tho snloo,,-1soopors make from 40
| to 60 per cont on every barrel tlioy sofI.
| CONFESSION or 4 gALnpS-KEErER.
Prior to obtaining tho foregoing Information,
Batoon-kecCor regarding tho prof1tH Of his buBl-
ncgs. and tho following colloqdy etlsucd:
Neporter-How much do you pay tho brewer
for harrel Of bcor?
Safoon-koopor-
R-l1ow many quarts doos q barrel ho1d2
s,-K.-Eron, 100 10 12B.
R.-How many glasses do you get out Of ono
B.-K,-Tho numbor varies. Some people want
large glasses, Of which there afc Nbous 400 IN :.
barrel; others want "Bpits = thoro aro about
$50 or 5a0 Of tho small g1hsaes In O barro.
N.-You receive. then, botween $40 and $24
for barrel at retail ?
B.-K.-YeB; about 822
| N.-Are all of tho glasses TINT you call
"large" Of tho sane sizo in the different
Hnluon8?
S..K.-No; soma are Bmaor than those uso,
anh about li0 can DO iiilc1 from barrel.
H.-Do you think beor could bo sold with profit
ut 215 cents Elasa'
s.-K.-No: tho expenses are too henvy. Rent
is enormous III Chicago-higLor than in any
otller city in tho country. Besides the saloons
horo set out FREQ lunches. which ia not done in
other plnccs. III New York ronts aro low, end
tho lunch las to DO paid for. Plenty OF money
IL mndo there, but III Chicago the expenses nro
no high tint there is very little profit, especially
!; now when business is dull.
, 1874-02-25

scvoral petitions from oitizonH Of Chicago in
regard to the int1ation Of tho currency were pre-
sentod in tho United statos sennto yesterday.
Ono Of them, offered by Senator schurz, WAS 3
protest agalnBt any further imitation and m up
peal for tho apeedfest practicable resumption OF
apecio payments. ABimilar petition, with go aig
natures, as givop in our columns fow days ago.
WINS presented by Senator Ogosby. Bouator
Logan presented d petition for imitation, the
signaturos to which woro inflated to tho gratify.
Ing number Of 1,o67 of tho "businoss men Of
Chicago" Senator Logan has great admira.
tion for numbers, and ho Is ahead on tho show
OF hanls but how would his petition compare
with tho others it its names were weighed The
namea OH tho other petitions have been puc-
liBhed; who aro his II businessmen
, 1874-02-25

erod, were fictitious. Tho circular suggcHlod
tint zach bank contribute onc-fourth Of por
cont on Its capital stock, aud soon nftor lottera
addressed to Gibbons woro received At I1arrla-
burg. Some Of tito banka irclosol their remst~
tancos to tho Harrisburg banhs, with request
to know If tho thing WIS gonuino. This lol to
an Investigation and explanation. Il laa boon
ascertainel tint j. II. KoiBer and ". II.
Dimmlok wero tho roolpionta Of tho lottors, anil
both have been arrested. Dmmiok WAS q mem-
bcr Of tho Legislature, aud avoided expulsion by
rcHigning. The now Constitution Of ponuBy1ya-
MIA having cut OF tho usual opportunlttos fol
mnthni
, 1874-02-25

Tho KaDsas City journal Of tho 22d prints tue
majority report Of tho Committee appointed to
Investigate the charges against Josinh G. Hayes.
State Treasurer Of Kansas, finding him guilty of
all tho charges. Tho report ia too long to sum-
marize, but tho subetauce Of it Ia TINT tho stnto
Ireasurer's office was turned into brolor'n
shop for the accommodation Of private individ-
uals and National Banks, contrary to law, ant!
that In moro than ono instance the State money
was loaned upon securities which were known to
he worthless. The report is signed BY four Of
tho five members Of tho House appointed on the
Committee, and concludes with tho resolution,
"Tt,as Josiah E. Hayes, Treasurer Of the State
Of KanHas. bo aud is hereby impeachod for high
crimes and mislomoanora in ollco." It is prob
able that the resolution will be passed by large
majority, and that m extra session of the Senate
will DO called in April or May to try Mr. Hayes.
, 1874-02-25

In tho annual report Of the Illinois Central
railroad, published this morning, 1t Ia shown
TINT the net earnings Of tho Company last year
wero 9427,783. A. full, statement is mado OF
the operations Of tue land department. tho
state Of the bonded debt, and tho general conll-
ton Of tho road. Considerable space is given
to the now connections lately mado with New
OsleanB. Thia connection il oyor line which
ia tho shortest practicable ono, and is but ono.
topth longer than the geographical distance. It
Raves oightoon hours over the former route.
, 1874-02-25

4 mass convention of women and men en-
gagged iu tho temperance crusado in Ohio was
made President. Tho proceedings consisted of
speeches, one Of which was made by Van Pelt,
"tho reformed saloon-kooper," singing Of
hymno, reading lettora from sympathizerH, and
tho formation Of State Bureau, which hhnli
aend speaEers and workers to any plnce IN neod
ot tlom. The Convention formed permanent
organization as tho Woman's Temperance AS
npeiatiQp Of OHIO.
, 1874-02-25

Two meetings were held yesterday to consider
the beer question, which is approaching O crisis.
The llbera1-minded oitizens to tho number Of
80U Baloon-koepers met at Turner Hall,
aud gave no sign Of yielding the
s12 per barrel demanded by tho brew
ers. The Inter gentlemen, including tho
principal manufacturers Of Chicago, Milwaukee,
Joliet, nnd Naperyille, met at Hoorbert'a
bravery, and agreed to compromise so fur as to
soil boer at 91l q barrel till next May, when s12
will DO insisted on.
, 1874-02-25

Tile Now York Ford Baya TINT III tho
Grange should ylcd to tho adfiee OF TnE onlcA-
GO Tn1nuxE and enter politics ~ distinct po-
litcal organization" etc. lilo World is In
formed that THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE mover I'D
yised tho Grange to ontor politics either as q
distinct or indistinct political organization. Wo
arc opposed to secret political organizations as
mattor OF principle. Wo prefer tho Republican
party, or even tile Democratic party, to any party
Of gripa and passwords TINT ever was or ever will
, 1874-02-25

In the State Senate yesterday, Senator Voris
bill fixing the rates Of fare and freight for tho
railroads Of the State was tnen up. Aftor some
debate, in which 9Er. Voris charged that tho
knowingly made In the interest OF tho roads,
a vote was taken on substitute to Voris' bill.
This Was bill from the House making those
schedules absolute rates. It was dofeated By ID
to II. Senator Voris' bill, 1t is believed, will
meet tho sano fate.
, 1874-02-25

There was another debate in the House OF
Representatives yesterday on tho Franking Priv
uego, which bida fair to become staple Of dis.
cusson like tho Currency bill In the Senate. Tho
burden Of dobao seemed to be against its restora~
tion, good many Republican members feeling
troubled in conscience about the plodge given
the people In the last CANVASS. Quo member
opposed tho bill In the name Of that economy
which Congressman 'praised go much and prac-
tced 90 itt1e.''
, 1874-02-25

A. petition for the repeal or modification OF tho
Railroad law WAS presented to tho State Senate
yesterday. It ia signed by tho President and
nearly 400 members OF the Board OF Trade
OF this city. It states that tho law hna
not reduced the rates OF transportation. but
has put tho ineresta Of illinois ata disadvantage
with those Of tho neighboring States. and Las
subjected her cltizona, producers and consum-
ers, to uncertainty, dispute, litigation. and OF.
tan6n
, 1874-02-25

About rs or 100 men are still on the ico-1oes
In Saginaw Bay. They have been Carried about
10 miles out, md can be easily observed through
field-glaases. Several small partiea camo to
land yesterday, and no such apprehenBions
seem to be entertained for tho safety Of tho
reat as were feit tho day before. None hhve
been drowned in attempting to reach Shore
although the passage is very perilous, having to
be made over broken cakoa Of ice.
, 1874-02-25

h bill IL peadtng batoro tho Legislature OF
Pennsylvania to repeal tho uHury laws. A pot'-
ton In favor OF tho bill wa9 circulated among
tho bnnlta Of tue State ana was readily signed.
Subsequently circular WAS addressed to each
bank Of tho State suggesting that tunda woro
necessary to secure tho passage Of tho bill. This
cirou!rr was aligned by n. L. Gibbons aud E. L..
Saunders, both uarues, It has alnoo haou dlasoy-
, 1874-02-25

In tue Minnesota Sonnte a bill was passed
yesterday for tho appointment Of Board OF
three Railroad Commissioners. The Commits
sioners are empowered to fix rates and reg11la-
tions which shall bo, primo jac,e. reasonable,
and to prosecute for all violations Of them, for
which purpose thoy arc allowed to send for per"
RQpa aud pannra.
, 1874-02-25

Tho Chicago produce markets. wero generally
easier yesterday. with less doing. Noes pork
was quiet aud 30 per brl lowor, olos',g at el4o71
@14.1o cash, and sl4.s5@l4.s7 seller April
Lard WAS quiet and esaler, cloniug at 1915 per
100 tn esah, and es.o2}f@e.05 seller April.
, 1874-02-25

The Macoupin County Supervisors, who were
fined by Judge Troat for contempt of Court for
refusing to levy tho taxes in dispute in that
county, voted yesterday an appropriation Of
$4,000 out Of tho County Treasury to pay the
Hr4
, 1874-02-25

.Bonator sohurz made auothor speech on the
currouoy question in tho Senate yesterday. Flo
dvolt on tho apcoteolo afforded by tho sonato,
tho hIglost legislative body in tue Republic, In
debating whathor to authorize now lasuaa OF
, 1874-02-25

There wcre many handsome costumcH at tho recent
Grand psciAo ball, anl among them werc scvcEa1
which, from their unique beauty aud artistic hnlsh
anpcsrel to Anya becn recent nortatons from Worth
OF pinpaut, It will surprise, p0rhups wAu II
knowi tllot theY were made by dhormley, ths Worth
Of DhlcaGQ.
, 1874-02-25

Tho vogcl Excise Inv, which repoals tho ara-
hum Liquor law, together With nil reatrictions
upon tho aalc Of liquor on Sundays or election
duyg. has bcon paesod by the Wisconsin Asscm-
blv. Tho Senate has referred 1t to tho Judiciary
, 1874-02-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

,y11nons COD I1vER.oIL AND, 11MII-rEK-
cons t.knE oil VII " r1sassa y
suyors psofosonaI goneun n coinblniuR the raro OIL
nf III rfycots iu lung complaints truly WONDERFUL
ycs9& & GssSs TS5G M rao GPS
nn oco boon cnttroy cured by 4:inE this
Preparation. Bo ana set tho gonuln9: hanqtas
nv nj druRHstU.
, 1874-02-25

The salo Of elegant oil paintings which commenced
yesterday at Ellison, Pomuroy 4 Co.'s aaleasoom Mon.
81 aud s0 Randolph street, win b continued this da5
ut 10 q. N. aud 2p, N.
, 1874-02-25

hryFps, npEr,A.1IOUS1s- Monroe street, botween
1,ea Inr1i and Btntc Arlington, Cotton eua Kontses
Hfinstrol1 Mnefrosy nnd contoAltfcs. CosmoFumtoal
fliufipu. =" Our Qroat City,"
, 1874-02-25

M,y1uKEn,s T1IEATRE-afat'tson street, betwoen
Dearborn and State, EnRhgomcnt Of Edwin booshs
= Much Ado bout Notln9."
, 1874-02-25

mon WHO Aave no interest iii secrooy. Between
now and autumn tho pooplo hnvo timo to find
those mon. II thoy do not, thoy havo no right
to complain Of corruption hereafter.
, 1874-02-25

ACADEMY OF st.eet hstwssn sr; aaa-
hon aud Ma,raQ EnEaEelnent Of Oltvof DouA ostoa'
TDonajd Mckay" Afternoon and evening.
, 1874-02-25

EXPOSITION HuILD1Ng-IAke snoret ioot ioSt,oo q!
aon Afternoon and ovDn!nr.
, 1874-02-25

GLOBE Tl1EATRE7pesp1atnes street: Sotwesn Maa
Eriz our Coulin Gor1nRn." Afternoon and evening"
, 1874-02-25

"Wednesday Morning, February 40, 1874
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-21
. 4Ia II DI-E8 "
TIE DECLINE OF SHYNRSS.


On Aspttnstfh III svsey VIRTUE H6s ~ Fsdicus
lout 0DseA shynsessfs ssasesily smaldersd the
essveseie Of modesty. In reality, however, shy.
nsss d Isss nfsqusasly the trsvestis Of nodssty
|thoH n Q0oeeo. Nobody y naAo % q three
LlAUpd1pnee vaeoaseie1s merit, q absence
Of se3eseuesfA spd efrssDses 81 sthssa RAyneo
!. aI,s usaslly eo.g.s.s e shI.s p.s:.-et much
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takes depends upoa which Of nh tAfvs fngfsdieats
|Yeeds1ll1itsEH th6 Alsfljse So,TsII ssN "a
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character. Ii Is very different hon ne bInsh IN.
nov Tare sui ~ tnsir sS,oSss - ~ - ~
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impuds.t fellow IL. in Mrs essss ont On ID m.
q bsSS s.S..ss shss.ss even q Is. SsssSinS
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too ~ eosss%ns FOR t h. 'H vho fSii sn
preciatS the pStisot's merits. miusied with sus-
picion that : eontemptaous ana cmtsmpsibie
e"orSa NJ .rasti, Nv n.n !. ,nt,fs M = III
feayS that IL rStSs himse}ftoo nisAiv: and t1,en
shynsss trenches On the scarce yiY{ue OF modssty
ioupdsd the 1nhspoy sis,cSmsntos III driy.s 10
Do ono Of two thinss - - 80 80
In former days So avoided an uneougsnial world
fsfssc Of ~ homo. In ones or I'M eoiIesc roomS
and affected N air Of MOI wholly unar.tsfaI mocE
misanthropy. Nov, q ruIe, 10 adopss tle other
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The SSeeessfai resits Of I'm and se,Esssop
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-21
RY DUNCANSON, BOWLING q CO.,
II Auctioneers, southeast corner Ninth and
are 81 Ea streets northwest go a..-.

THIRTY THogSAED DOLLARS, worth Of
AHEecTT16N, BENG fHE s sFoc XXI RE S q
OF HAND OF JOS. ]. MAY, ESQ.,, No. %
YENNsYLyANfA AyENVE....
Nj Jsna.ay 5 .na "a
commencing each morning at 70 O'Clock, a the DRY
retire ffon buainess, all or Ms large and well-ss-
IIyons hIaek Sllt. LSen. Colored silk.
Lupinss Aoarnin6 Drcss Goods, MOhairs, :
Black and Colofed Empress Cloths, japanese
BsSsiS sss Sesyer Aypasas, ssitiuss,. serEes,
lrtsA and french Poplins, Sasincs, Lawns,
Seeech Pilids. flfnts4 Linen Lawns, fiaanels,
Else White Goods, Blankcts Sheetings, i
ehlrtiaas, 0inGhsns, Tewetins, Quuta. =,
Wine Cloth. CAssiperes, Cloths, Linen Cambria,
ep9oa Silk, Spool Cotton,' bleached and Brosn
~ =. D. ALSO, w.. -. -a- 49,
A full line Of Ppxis Kid 0loves, .r.. .a
yith every description Of goods usually found In .
arst-elass DIy 0oods stQs6, st Of which are TO be
sold, a. Mr.. Hay q retiring from business.
this sale q The loeds are al perfect, and will be
sold 70 the highest bidder.
store f'f6 6i5f&eAssos; BOWLING CO..
jaiS .ZsE - 4 -FEE AuctioneerS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-21
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MODEL MAKERS.

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