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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-03
BOARDING.
FOR EXCHANGE.

rooms, 80 5. Summer st.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
The CnffOn Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. Cotton quiet and
steady; middling uplands SaSld; middling
Orleans Sc. Sales 10000 bales; American
$500 bales; speculation and exports 1000
bales. Sales of uplands not below good
ordinary shipped December and January
Sd; shipped January to March not below
low middlings January 81; March and
April delivery sgd; sales of Orleans not
below good ordinary shipped December
and January SD; shipped January sgd.
NEW YORK, Jan. Cotton dull; mid
ding Uplands 1919. Futures closed quiet
and steady; sales of 1900 bales as follows:
January - 1889; February 16al6 1-32c;
March 10 T-32alG 9-1Gc; April lie; May 17s
all 7-lGc. The comparative cotton state.
mentor the week ending to-day is as fol-
lows: Net receipts at all United States
ports during the week 1G9,67S
bales; for the same week last year.
1O4.2l1 bales; total receipts to date
1888, 26j same time last year, 1926, 296
bales. Exports for the week 1925 bales;
same week last year 72,7S2 bales. Total
exports to date SSJ,TS2 bales; same time last
year 905,6:; bales. Stock at all United
States ports IIG,O96 bales; same time last
year 514.942 bales. Stock at all interior
towns 15O2lS bales; same time last year
$3.50 bales. Stock at Liverpool 500, 900
bales; same time last year 421 900 bales.
Stock Of American alOat for Great Britain
240OG0 bales; same time last year 100000
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Cotton active;
sales 12,j0O bales; yesterday $500 bales;
prices irregular but easier and iirmer;
good ordinary to strict good ordinary 133
al45c; low middling to strict low middling
14salJSc; middling to strict middling 1Ga
1G5c; good middiinS 17tal7dc; receipts for
the past two days 2G,JO3 bales; exports to
Great Britain 7,lOj bales, to continent d.
14S bales; cOastwise 2,44j bales; stock
2G;;, S2J bales; unsOld 10000 bales. Week
IN net receipts T2,6G7 bales; gross receipts
1880 haleS; exports Great Britain 1921
bales: exports continent II, 40 bales; eX
ports cOaStWiSe 2,SJ2 bales.
MEMPHIS. Jan. >. - Cotton-demand
light but holders finn; good ordinary 1ja
allie; low middling 14ac; middling 15aa
16ac; good middling 1Gaa17c; receipts TOR
the past day 4,113 bales; shipments for the
past a hours 1885, bales. Weekly receipts
1885 bales; shipments for the past week
1,3OGl bales; receipts since Sept. $4,000
bales.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. p Cotton in some
demand but generally held above buyers;
new mid,iiiEgs 1Jc.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. q Cotton frmer;
middiings l5tc.
CINCINNATI. Jan. lotion, Quiet at
l5Ic
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-03

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged; family S7.25aS.7 Is. Wheat firm
Ohio and Indiana S1.30a1.70. Corn; mix
ed western soc. Oats steady; mixed west
ern j0a52c Rye firm 92a9Sc. Provisions
firmer. Mess pork $1,000. Bulk meats
shoulders sc; clear Fib re. BseOn-
shoulders &c; Gear rib sides 9sc. Lard
Ssa9c. Coffee very strong and unchanged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-03
Cincinnati Markets.

LOUISVILLE Jan. ,. - Flour = market
quiet and unchanged; held at S6.2ja7.OO.
Wheat quiet andsteady; Sl.4ja1.GO. Corn
firm at Sc. Oats in good demand at 47c.
Mess pork quiet and steady; held at $3.50
Bulk meats-marlet steady; shoulders ga
&c; clear rib 7.aTac; clear S5aSsc. Bacon
quiet and steady; shoulders held at 7saZ5C;
clear rib SIaSsc; clear S3aS5c. Hams
sugar-cured l2aa13e Lard held at, tierces
Babe; kegs 1Oa10tc; prime steam S9aSsc.
Whisky % JJa94c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

u. Appleton 4 90,
SO Isl nrs4s~sy. Er
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

They lived many happy years togeth-
or, but Mildred never crossed the sea
after hat voyage. She could rot forget
that fearful night when the polyp seized
its prey.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10
.ddrcsa "I.iE SUI. New York C!:,.
Prospectus J2r I3y5--Sm Tcay.

+ Repre- elte...s sat Champion Of Anerlca-
Al. Taste
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

Governor Campbell, Of Wyoming,
SAYS in recent letter: "Thc statement
that respectable women did not general
" vote at the last election is, | believe,
incorrect. ! think that more women vet
ed al the last than any previous eicc-
ton in the territory"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

tr'rais rewritten De- fhs a3est writers o. s.s.y 90.
Jrrf. ltlItst ff.au uris ftlF so Hiasfgst.l -tts
severed tl4a7af.d Insrafia - snd sf4ps
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

The ex-Empress Eugene does not
arise from her sewing machine when
gentlemen call on her, but works the
cushioned pedal more merrily than ever
Eugene has very pretty foot.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

"Thieving in the outskirts" is the
latest for "picking ladies' pockets.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
GeS 8rietri9 II. ermansslte mi&t, bic

ESg 6rieeri9 II. srmansslts ni6t, bic
Sff;ierr isinsr @rmes gum isssSmalissn Sabrss-
pe8isls ;u tssliidpinitsn. Iisie 0ratulatip-
rsr fInr INNER furD BADEN aber Sann unb mann
rrdt pifante Stsllsu. Im ). Sanuar 1851 lau-
tste Der @Iiidwuni9 DSbre @.aisfat Der arnis
lafsn ale Ssrrsu SfFsiers Yisl Slid gum nensm
Sabre pInl6en unp CUTE @sianebeit." Im 81.
GsSembsr i7Si atsr ,Sbre Naieifat lahsn aae
Srrn Sffsisrs gum nsuen Sabre sratuliren, II.
Gle ni6t 10 ilne, ME is isin lcatsn, mS6isu lib
%trisrn." llnc Am 2. Sanuar 1888 ,Sbre @a.
inidt er aSnia laien alien sutsn Sfi,isrs sum
neuen 5abr sratuIirrn urp wiiaitm, saB i9 bic
l~lebrisen 10 %bstraScn, cap is ibnsr tiinftis aud
sratulirsn fSnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
Re aufianeihsrei.) 3wei tesle Srsi.

BS~ CaafiSneiherei.) 3psi ieslr 6rsi.
'piliss IaBsl; tsin Steprsn II. nsis.sn, psr ant sp-
fen aufl9neisen fpnnts. rSafDu", iasts esrGius.
~i6rn einsn GaHss ssrunfen, Der 10 iGpaa
mar, cap or Giat alleiu aus Der aanne beraus
frnnie Z" Rein, srwiesrie lahenr Ger 9lnrere;
Dnsuli1 aber iernte i6 sinen GnsIGuesr fsnnsu,
peI3er aui Ger Giisntabn 10 i3were Gisalren
raGats, tas Der Dug eins ;psite gpermptips por-
is9sn mIbtr, um sen Ger Stelle ;u fOmmeu."-
User pom cen Ssieen an better aaiianrieen
tenntr, mag Der Stisr enilGeieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

SS C@as III Elm Ban y Gin pbilrirpb be.
aaitportst bic 6rase ME fclst: ,.@iu slan,snesS
larmsnsss 9bars rpn srbigisu @sli6tsrn nit
salism sa3slr, pom einse;pans,en 5a6sn uns
6ilbbsintaiasn, BON Spbisru, bic man un.sr bic
Saabs hrinssn. sOn GpsmInnsru, bic man be-
trnssH unp ppn sisbbatsrn, bic nan eiisrin6tis
msdsH Mil. Gin Bali lit fsrnsr rim muifali.
ibss Our6sinanssr. wc bic srts bette Dame benz
srlisn bsltsn Ssrrn ta!r SuIadslt. balp len &iidsn
ssbrt BAH bic Sanc rsitt sanu i'm wisesr lan.
zen IaBt no man i6 msnl6snirsunelib i6en
oor BEN Spttlsn siiras anbanst uue ;ulegt in
sinsm @al;sr cher galop internal in einsn gu,
ianh ssrlsBt esn man in isesm rulllbsa Dampi.
bare leid'tsr une bili9er babsn fann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
Ky Ger 0ebr siuss gousrn r,,rse sun

EsSs Der Srbu zines Sausrn puree gum
Sclpatsn ausgebcben unb icate mad psnissn
Sasen i&cn ieinsn 1arib ms 5sle antrstsn.
Ssim atibiep seripra6 sr iiinsm gater, einsn
feincli6sn Nopf mit;ubrinsen, peun sr bsimfsb.
rem piirrs. Der Batter umarmts i'm wsinene
uae ipraG peistsr Spbn, bu pirit mir aud o..
ne appf riafcmmsr fem, rsnn Dir MIR ipnit
ni6ts fcblt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

BSs Gin &epaftsur, Der aIsm NnI9eiE mad
bic Sa9s praftil6 seriuGt bat, ldrsibt: Der be.
ie @es um Naisnbluten gu psrbintsrn, III Der,
Sab man feline 9ais ni9t in auesrsr Ssu!s ga.
den left.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

BJ- Cine Srau, rsren @ann in ben Issisn
3a3sn lag, iticn 10 nntrSfli6 81 isin, eas ibrs
3rsnneinnsn fs in Gin anssrss ;3immsr fibrsn
pclten, nm ibr cen Mntlid trS 9sissnbsn III
sntsiebsn. seafsn sic mid nur titr, iasts is,
man 1T sr& INNER frub, isinsa @anr fsrtsn gu
isben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

r%s- Yin lsbr sstulrissr @ann, eem isine
5rau i'll alien Stiidfn wisssrlpra6, ias,s einit,
alS piss ssraSs pissr ssidab. ;u ibr: o@un,
lap es nur gut isin, haein ainp, i'd wsif bod,
SaB i'd sin suiss SSsis sahs."-.Im Ssuisl
bait su." risf bic 5rau in Ger Siss ess Wietu-
Iprubss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

BsSr Der Tisnsr zines Serrn fam mad esip.
zig um fir isinsn Serrn cine Rife Gisarrsn ,u
faufsn. aut bic 5ras. Oh CT lapsrs cesr Ieit.
te piinide, entssSnste sr: s@etsn Sic mir nur
lsi9te, bonn i'd bate fs Cit paar Staneen melt
~ ldlsppen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

5ssO5 cine andre in sgauni@wsis ni&t lrassn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
Sebr VeraeElt6.

Serr:uOarf man frassn, 5raulsin mas bic.
ier anrtsn in Sbrsm Sai&entuae tsesatst 2"
5rGIlein: ,Sa wilen sic msin SrGuti.
gam III iIr Srei @ptsn ~serrsif unb bat mir bsim
Ibl@iss pisssrbrls einseitGrft, hab i'd mid STEERS
isinsr %srinasrn fol- (; eamit i6 nun niGt Ieiner
rerseie, babe i'd mir eielsn 8nrtsu ms Sad.
tut semaht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

neAs Ter ~tsfannie 5mprpviidter Ssrrmann aus
S~rauulbpsis lanete Die ibu, spm ~purtissn Wa-
siltra' %ssianets auTOrpeyuns sur Gntrittuns Der
SintommsnIisnsr NIT iUIsenrsn gsrisn suriid:
Ssrfbrte Serrsu
56 bah ss nit innissr 6rsuss ssrrcmmsn,
&it Gle mir b d d , sntssssnsrmm men,
Dp1 bah i'd ni&t Sepba, Stubl, Slid ni4t,
nod Rife,
Bin nar elm ssrSbnliGsr Gbambrssarnits.
Oas Gin;ss, mas i1sr bier sn i'd ssnpmmsn,
Sas bah i& Ses Rittas5 bel aunsrt bsspmmsn.
Dies nil i'd sur Stsusrs Der Wabrbsit ssrn'
laesa,
Sseob cine andre IN SraunidpsiJ ni@t trassn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

GS Die 5ppssuriabs. .5a, ibauens, Srr
Nettpr, Id fanu mir peu Scr msinsr crei iran.
en- sani gut srtiSrsn 90 or tine III rdtirnrirrn
anFna Dab i& ibr imir,sr Stebt unr rpisrris
fsin @eri; saraui bin iinN lie in Hitler SSa,b 10
nab chamber 9eitprbsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
e $.

EsD @us rcm RilitGr!etsn. -Stsrlt. @ie
itsbfs?- ssiutdtt. Der @ann bat ben pals
sebrc6sn-Sb. Sat's BEN gfsrre nihts sstba12
-gei. Nein, Ssrr Stsrf.-Sb. Soft iei Ganf,
eae bic SaGe 70 gut abeelanfen ii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01

B1 Gin 8i6tsr fraste sinsn @eri6m Der
in lnteriu9uns mar rWas il GeD n 2-1is-
Ter antwOrtete {: nNaes, Guer @natsn, atsr
SpsdfnSSel am lieblien."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
NEW CHURCH ENTERPRISE
DEDICATION TOMORROW.


II has been scarcely three months since the dsdi
cation Of the new and attractive Hsmline On. E.
church, corner Of Ninth and p strssts, Was ehrun.
icled through the columns Of tt. NATIONAL Re.
fusLloAs. From the communication Of the noble
81 s
auspices Of . Few iefvept Christian men idsnti6ed
nsnt liberal Ind industrious q these vas EdWsrd
continued siti.s.sSiP "a thu city, g pronins.s
aoari,hIns business fe! years sincs, p his son,
house, which took its name after his honored
These gentlemen Tor more Justly the gentleman
naped) purchSaed the Hamline frame chapel,
And, eher the "fes1h Style removed II y ths
Ssen esnpstsis 4.
Sss sssaR ssa ssn .p
been eafPetsd inF9uglvls, 90 lssH sHs8lQnSd
q 50 becoming e tSe Souss y COD :; to
aid the spirit Of devotion and blsnd In appropriate
b. .S.s Tt Il q t e s the which
This beautiful chapel, which nov ffaael
handsomely -terraeed position q the point named
ABOVE, mas been called -ss-zt t--EtI =
MOUNT ZION,
and will be dedicated with al the appropriate
Ssa
district, {Rev. W. F Speake,) son Of one Of the
oldest and purest ditifehs Of this city, for many
years connected with the Baltimore and Ohio
sermon ct II .. d. Raw. =. A. Cleveland, Of
Foundry, Will preach and conduct the exercises q
$50 p. m: and the newlyappointed pastor Of this
cultivation, large personal pisty ind enviabie
pulpit ability. Will preach Att p. m, Is well Is
regularly hereafter on the Ssbbsth.
idly-growine section Of the city. and has . pros
pect Of an immediate m4lnbership Of about hfty
persons 1t has, Minerva like, sprung into an In
foster care Of any other congregation. The seats
are all free, and is officers and pastors are gen.
tlemen OF large Christian feelings, IN whose pres
The prospects OF the charge are most fattering
and reports of continued growth and great use
fulness are reasonably expected from Il. 4 - =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
ADvAycE PAY UPON RESIGNATION.

ADV d<yO& 4 a W S~s 1900 S>''
70 tAs Eldse, ertAs Has6sas1 RsvsSsSees:
sIl: A eommunIcation,o over the hsnaturs Q" Owl
Service" appeared In the REpUBtTcAr Of ths1sth
instant In relation to the bill recently reported
from tbs Military Committee ofths Houss, which
q certainly worthy Of eonsidsessasa ~ OF law
2 f:sa.e!1s Tie army TIE BIN g:esssS:ly Pc;
shall receive one years pay IN advance, and the
shIs NV ~ dissi sZ sas P'ss
As tlS ss...s z sss Rss.gscsiys dI.eh.sss e 2
,s =: = Esssss: e e
and askS thas Al lndasensat b eGSfsd 70 then
r g1ei01 b. Giving then threeoe q 0e1fSs' ~,
70 b}Il 1oe he ie1uotioa Of the amy also pro.
vidss tit no diseAerge. q emsass sAau fsks
~ a. e. =: - 8:
.sSTs1S "a humane % ths aylI -6etvISs 0az
~ ~ feduslieas iA Tie elsfisal Soess to b
4 "a "a trsth ~ ts.y na.Z q q slcn IN
the ov{Ennsst 4spale.eeteN 1lseneseed te1ay
SasSiS3t 70 fhsif 49, o5HHN Gls q naay
Of the n1s9 worthy, s6oaeaiml ed grndeat elcsks
in the dSbsrfnsnf1 owing % tAslr lesye families
anl shs High cost q llylle .. .,~
while csnben 81 Ooalfsec neys ioSse y oin..
s:issd q sss:is ksrs q = s!sss1s g 80 q:
nonths Is The yoas,l 06100 0boelefsneoAs =!
eEpsStsd 70 i've q alaxiss q o,0a 49, 80
el1oo. s9A suppsss tAsir 1870 eesls -
~ osse:; q: g. s s:,:s E: -:
rSsuireJ CLkax
] 80 ~ ,.ss 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
MORAL EDUCATION.
THE WASHINGTON SOCIETY BRANCH
ING OUT.

lHE WASAlNtTON SOC1ET1 BhANCH-
ING OUT.
The Moral Education Society held Q regular
mssting ysstekd1s stsfn55k 4 No. idf5hs; rr!see,
Mrs. G. B. Winslow In the chair and Ellen O'Con-
ner secretary: Among esksl business transectsd
was the delivery 81 Mrs. Graham, Of Baltimore,
Of an account Of . club organised in that city BY
her, having the same objects in view a. those Of
the MoEal Education Society Of Warrington. She
stated that the organization, which Is similar to
the Boston 8fris' Club, was formed IN December
last. since which tim6 the membership has become
considerably increased. The ladies and gentle
twenty-five, Who meet every week. the ladies
readinS =. There Is also attached cook
msteri s which are provided By the members.
The VOL made up by the ladies . distributed
among tn ldigent OF tho city. visits are made
TO the Chidrsn's AID Society, Newsboys' Home
aid other places whore they can be Of al service.
The club 10 now Ia very successful ops stion, and
the object 1.-THE social and Industrial I'm yrovemept
Of young ladies and gentlemeD) 10 bei;.g strongly
In Response 10 the call Of the ministers Of the
WaSbfpktQp chprchss snd sc:,:ties r lts:pdR
temtefMSe melting. g % held q Mon1ay, q
the Y. N. @. A. ParIors, th6 society resolved, q
committee Of the whole, to accept the invitation
and cooperate With them.
These schools, which have for their main object
to introduce simpler and more rational forms by
entertainment other thin visiting theatres, at
tending balls, &c, are becoming very popular
throughout the country. - -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
NOR1 ABOUT GIRLS,

md M
rover, > Tksy - ~, .y,,c,,. ar ~ -
80 r.s...ss"sss -. snAloe. mess. -.
iona neneSs many ssrSens hours Of thought sud
care. They Irmeipslly delight IN hsyfpg fhsiz
own way, Thsy A impat;s,t prde, ~ -
grants. and thsy ftsossntiv s...v ~ -,
10y ~
They sitgIs I'd 81 vsry foolish, sonsssnss7
yhsn asysh&lg lsppsns; 70 pisass tAsn. hoy
rput ana 80 nn ~ vhsr ~ s..I .,ase ~
.c....Ss. nss 10y ~. ~ s's.st ~.
49, = wasA ~ Ne y uniofsensts
enough 70 fnsur their -youtAfal displssssres, end
they resort 70 team md and . great deal Of COM
fort in Q rood on phea The vorid -dees not movs
ppen III ~ Sxscfiv h - farmitv Win fS"is
Vishss :. = va, WIN '' eA'''
TAsy i.s .ssy ransaus With regard to tAsar "a.
ossis psss es..p pnsy nass s1
ture: snd tSe3 TstSilv m snoIt q nsrssi
and exarRefs&GH Hssa AZ iifs a. fhsv dnd ma
tured M dsS&rfbSd n fha sfs,ffins yns,rex{Tss
Which thsy 90 Il the habit q rssdisS. They
p sss ss :a. e g: 4. e. S:s..
yhess cheq10fod SasSssS thsy 6iloW with such
thrilling interest,", Spxiefy and satkusissn. Tleg
condsscsnd S6meft}6es 10 astfef md dirt WITH To
tsndsr.hsastsd "a eonadins youths q their e
nate e 70 fsel tkeS = = i--'' .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21

"Cfr-
ER ROSA

AOOA EN- fSOSA 80
rating sxsreass Of HID 80 wisaa @dcasty tsese
between them. Hooker proposed 10 Norman that
he . bone and remain thsra "a Nosuan n:
piled, ihany DO In The indignation o.
Hooker went NJ = ~ boiing pS1nt I'D no tsh-
with seised stick and raised several plsees tor
mustard poultices on the back Of tina -obsetnsfe
Norman, who struck out for home yelling Ina
1t every jump. Hooker vas arrested and nnsd
90 and costs. -,
stood quietly BY and watched the mstructioul
John Rogers was giving his wife with apparent
Indifference. A. leg asths aiaeslty NJ 1lnIssd
10 words he rsnsiped pssSsetly deefis, but When
Rogers wheeled suddenly IaSsut Ard Acos6At N
Of BIZ feet w!th l.f:Rins thud directly ihte e
and scsIesiy S.S Rosers foos cs:ssd a. nssssss
isss.s probes: 81 o. isSispsss Lacey and !sns
s:ssd ss:: =. a s. g. s L: e:
tion house. full Of love Tor humanity md PARTON
isrly one John Lacey: The dtisndsst ~ -
HISTORY OF PIPE s1isia 0sf
S.s ssss .ss p. sss
s..s pSs{.s ss.Ps:iss e AZ: "a $,ISs Ss!s
Int ss.et a.sslI pse.sta vllsS - Nss
P Fss'S al. ssisa z s:ss
mad, and while he was expresstng himself with
table Tfyon, proposed 70 take ths PiPs and
me oaer was .ssspsed saa Trysn took it. Sew.
turn IL Wilson Seeufod search-warrant. and
amor . diligsnt ssereh discovered II in . drawer
10 Tryon's room. Bat not satisfied with this, he
nled An Information against him for theft. The
case vas tried before Judge Smell, and after .
long hearing II was dismissed, and the pipe re-
turned to its owner.
MHoR oBTHNCEg. SrisiEtsE i
Rachel Goodhall, loud and boisterous; fined A5.
VIM. o. Smith, loud and boisterous: g. Oscar
Simons, loud ard boisterous; o. Molly Pratt,
profanity On Pennsylvania avenue: so. Jesse
Cook, = vasrant; sent to the workhouse. WIN.
Holmse vsgranf; sent to thu Iorkhouse. To-
ts.s5s me- SS Mary Belt dis
Dodson, larceny Of Q watch and chain; as So.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
a. WRONGED AND DECEIVED
WIFE.
THE FOnhY or WRITING I0vEIEf
TIERS.

"A tired husband went home from HIS work Lag
aisht, and taxing II lii coat, rsuussted Nh VII
son behind tho svsafng paper. wifs-ns shs
poetsss. From Il. iasid. pocket 81, she drew forth
n.nS WIFI - assssss snl! S rny = - n
supple ous-lookins nissivs from the envelope and
nitaost noticing the dats, began TO rsAa; q. .
q ~ iopciy-oh, 20 lns,y-sip>s yvu len n
lAos Ihesday night
-. -. ~ In.tM.s Loose. nsss ns so. -" :.
y. 3aoeSAAs -aosss ss.se
glanced vdetously over ct hsr husband, Who sp-
p>sssd to b just falling asleep. "0hi bow can
yosi But m - What ncrs ths Srsssa hussy
h.s 70 ny, II It kills mew
ne rssd q ;. : ST 2. : -
81 assy thsrs sssns q s. barrie. between ne
Ssssl hs v SSss
when you are not With me, lord Of my LIE and
ne a a. .., .>,,.,-.. -.
unhsp1y wife.
toef1ne speed the day whom We may b united
n tho:S indssoluble bonds that are sacred In the
~Mhat mockeryl Deee ne@ - selG4I thes
Poison, psihsps. Oil false, hlss, psrhdieus mani
Obi yis5ed. hlllish, AsagnaG vtntear'
sun tho gunering woman feed the letter, though
: sasn word burned % ashes tsssand hopes and
when We need no more meet clandeseinsly and
srS mp Y each other,s snbEeSs| :. =
brace mfnuteT
ss.Whsn ny head may b pillsvsd IN SAFETY upoR
your br0.--= <szll-->x- D. ~. ---.ss- -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
AUcr1oN sALks TO-DAY.

By L.tinsr clsary: -
Att O'Clock. 6o6tinued sale Of thS stock Of Joa
L SAyages store remaining nnsold, and viii con-
ooS an1 svsSSiss until =. !; sole
Four.and-s-half direct, between Virgins avenue
ana Z street southwest.
By B. H. Warner: -----tsg .ss4gStp
Atl O'Clock, valuable unimproved property on
teenth strssts nd Is mi n nortSWest. -''1 . AsA
BY LuttreH Co.: s.e. 20 - %
At o'clock, improved real estate situated on
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
MR.. SUMMERS SUCCESSOR.
LEADING oQIoRE2 MEN FAVOR WEN
DELL PHILLIPS.

In4xAAI4k
A number Of the prominent colered men Of the
District and throughout the country sre, 1t is said
urging the claims Of Wendell Phillips to the va
CAPT ssst in ths United Sizes senate. The
sr6dHdi Tor tbs pSsrqu ne sisted briefly y fol-
lows: First, hG Known Rspublicsnism and
fiendsbtp :Sr the colorsd race; second, the inti-
mate Positions between him and the dead Bona
u, and his htpess to catry out the great work
the passage Of the civil rights bill: third. his
known purity Of character and political integrity;
loqrth, the i3ct that II the DemocrAts cannot sue.
Geld With Adams, they will follow the example Of
the Democrats who voted for Sumner, and vote
fbr Philips in preferences to ahy other candidate;
Snh, that II he Butler party Hpd thsY ,oenn9t
iips, with the hopc sf ssearint tie GOODWILL q
The Summer element In Massschusetts for future
6Atingencies; sixth, because he 10 supporter of
the national Administration and in conclusion
they say that It would be but . simple act Of
justice to the million colored voters to select for
the unexpired term the est-knoWn and most pop
ular living friend Of their rsce, 20 that On the
whole there u . batter chance for MI. Phillips'
election than may seem 1t FIRST view.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-21
THE C0L0RED SCHOOLS AGAIN.
DEFENCE OF MR.. WIN. sYPHAx.

.r-Is WASHINGTON, D. c., March Is, ls71
70 ne Editor aftae National Repsslican: s. 2. 5
sIR: In your issa., Of the 15th instant ind .
Communication, signed BY Henry johnson, one Of
the trustees Of the eolored schools So fAr - his
sllusion to the schssl buildings before he or
myself were connected with them shall NO
uotice, Is neither or responsible for the ex-
psnses incurred in their erection. Hshas misstated
facts, and ought to know that Tho people cannot
BE- deceived By such n exhibs ndfspressntatiop
a. he has made. - IS ElH9
The statement in reference u TIE amount 70
manning due (eto ,1sa ~ June q 9i, Se ~ QgEt
Yeriaed By the contracts and elAslal statement
nd Il we'll caiculatcd mislead ga deceive those
WHO ars Et tepilisr With the s!asgnts disbursed
lie also stated, IN one item On account Of addi.
tons made By himself IN the school building cor.
necessssy additions not stated in original con
g. 4pd fSf the s. e =, S q
Ia. sssa.. n
TIA completion Of tha building, and still the pub
only
Ss%n ssnsss.sssy sSdicss sssssS n SrisSsi
IL g sSss: sss
Ths new school Saiiiiding corner d Second and
streets northeast, which was paid for With esl,-
, ns runs ~ p HA bis NECESSARY
| M brick school building IN Ne Sixth ward,
which vas to contain four roomA and contracted
and A. 81 2his ..nsssssary sdditiap has been made
e. s state. th.. sine. July !, ,sn-.h.
date the trustees Of the eolorSd schools have rs.
ceived t2Sa, 1s6 30, and yet W md the school
buildings 40 Ssasr ~ ~ n,%se sd