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The HarkCfs

BALTIMORE, June b.-Vifginia skies, old, 80:
West NiiEintss, II: Yirginas, cousDiid sted, 81
Ntrts Car0linss, old, ~; do. Lew, IS DO. special
tax, s. Virginia &c, pee lers, IS.
BAL1IMeRE, June 5.-Cotton dali ard weak
low middlings, H@71s. Flour siesdy, demand fair
wheat quiet aSd STEADY; prices unchsDged.-
ilrMes: 7s@7s; mixed western, new, T,s; Old. 70
Oats nrmsoutbern, 10G74; western mixed, g. white
western, 6s@s5. b. dull, eo Hay dahl ProTi.
,ions hrmeT , and higher Mes PORK, Is co. Bulk
Bacor-shoulders, IA@s; clear rib sides, II; hams
A@,sh Lard. E@i14; Western butter Quiet
good pl ine, H@l9H. Whisky quiet-snaIl sales AT
Loo fugar ective and INN, lO4 giles.
NEW YOE X. j mo 6-FIour qeiot and nchanged
Wheat quiet and finn Corn quiet and steady.
.NEw YORK, June t.-Stooss dull AID lower
1914. Govern ments dull.
LoyroN June s ESQ ,. n The wea, her through
cut England is fair but bile for the crops
Dor DIS OF 1867, llC14, Erie, Dk az preferred, son
money, and 9:N FOR account
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 5-The Posts financial article
says. The gold market Is shsde 1rmer than yes
terday, all sales having been at llI%@%. On gCla
loans the rates have been flat" to STR carr frR
The foreign exchange market Is dull and barely
steady, with Prime bankers sterling ranging FROM
4SI 70 4is and .9gis 70 49l. Tue nominal rates for
this class are 1851 and 1919 The local N Jney mar
set c. ntiHues SO easy that msRy Lenders considsr
then selves fortunate II they fully employ their
baiai COS at even The low rates current; much for
call loans aIe 2G3. Prime nsrcsntiIs paper is
scarce, auc moves ably at 20 6. Government
ponds are nm and q fraction higher than yester-
day state bot ds at The board we're dull and steady
The stock market opened Z to "a below yesterday =
closlLg. and fas since hesn alternately steady ans
week, The average Of prices having BJen lower than
Yesterday $500
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Gov. BowIs GETS ANOTHER VERDICT
AGAIhsT me b. & O. II. R.-Two years ago ex-
GtyerLe- Bowie's rsciny mare Australia Was 80
seriously injured while being 10 lded on a car
b iongti 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company. that she was withdrawn from the
turf. He brought an action fer damages against
tbe company, alleging that the accident oc-
Cured through the negligence OF the railroad
employs s. The case was tried IN the Circuit
Court OF this District, aud a verdict rendered
Tor $4,000 The defendant moved for a new
trial, which was grated. The second trial was
concluded Yesterday by the finding of a verdict
fcr $4,000 in favor OF the plaintiff. motion
tons.
MEETING OF TaE CENTRAL COMMITTEE or
TRADES UNIoS.-1he centrA Al committee OF the
uades union held a regular meeting last night
at Mechanics Hall, No. 4S6 Louisiana avenue,
John II. Whitemore president, In the chair,
from the committee appointed to wait on the
Secretary or the Navy in regard 10 the viola
nons OF the eight-hour law upon government
work, reported that they had inquired into the
matter and collected all the facts in tn case.
but had not yet visited the secretary. He asked
further time, which was granted. Several reso-
cooperation with the grangers, aud were De.
bated, but no action was taken on any of them.
REAL ESTATE SALRs.-B. II. Warner, real
estate broker and suctioueer, sold Yesterday af-
ternoon at auction lot 4, in square 10, fronting
sc feet on oath street and IS feet on 1 street
EDITOR STAR:-I ind in a pamphlet pub
lshtd by one John Pope Hodnett, thsr T.,
fnOng several other contractors sn charged
with having received from the Board OF Pubic
WORKS contracts, aud with being an iIresponsi-
bic Party. Also, 1t is charged by him that I am
Indebted TO men who have lsbored for me for
their wsges.
Now, want to state, right here, that I never
received a contract from the board until had
gwen good and sufficient bond for the same,
aud that my total Indebtedness TO the whole
world Will not amount to $4,000 three hundred
dollars, and any man who asserts otherwise is a
C6tCGrtly liar.
Now, Mr.. Editor, would ask, who is this j.
T. Hodnett, who comes here 10 arragn the bona
tide citizens of this District? Is he second
KlVes, who comes here in the endeavor to m AXE
the people of the District believe that the
nations capitol must be removed TO the valley
Of the Mississippi? That seems to me to be the
whole gist OF his argument.
And now, to close with, il this j. P Ho1nett
viii give me call, will try and convince him
thai he is an ass.
p. w. DOYTR
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JURoRs DRAwN.-The following Jurors were
drawn to-day TO serve at the June term OF the
Criminal Court, to be convened on the third
Monday (15thl Of this month by Judge Humph
reys. Grand JurOrs-F. A. Newton, II street
northwest; John Il. BlOss, Mount Pleasant; A.
Hsnlon, Georgetown; A. Garden, county; John
Mass, y street southwest; L. y. Lewis Samp-
son street; j. W. Meade, Capitol Hill; &. A.
Lane, X street northwest; II. y. Barlow NJ
street dol ). NJ. Plumley, q street do; janice
ID. HOllidRe, street southeast; GassaWay
Waters, georgetown; Adolphus Hall, do; q.
Arth, South Washington; s. Pritchard, Georgia
avenue; L. a. Richards, New JERSEY avenue
W. Chandler, Georgetown; John II. Murray,
LIST street southeast; Chesterfield Marshall, 81
street east; NJ. Z. Reese, T. street north west;
". A. King, CniOntown; S. Eckhart, Z street
southwest; l.. ID. Means; county.
PstE JHrOrss-J. Il. Donnelly, GEORGE TO yn;
F. Il. MOhun, 18th street; s. Alexander, George
town. John L. Brooks. DO; K. II johnson, Vir-
sinia avenue southeast; Jesse Appler, New Jer-
sey avenue; Andrew j. Frey, GeOT get0wn; q. s.
O'Hsre, sth street northwest; S. Hartig, Tth
street northwest; IL. 5. Litchheld, do; John
Magic, l. street southeast; Nj. IL. Homilier
Maryland avenue; j. Is. Major, Sth street, JOS
Thompson, l. street northwest; L. p. Hol.zclsw
llth street, southwest; A. kiesecker, 7th strest
northwest; 4. Hyde, Georgetown; Geo. Harvey,
Massachusetts, avenue northwest; q. W. l. n
Vile, Z street northeast; +. Edwards, l. street
northwest; John Brown, GsOrget0gn; J. NJ
E1ssoD, virginia avenue southwest; G. Koch,
HI street northwest; 4. Luekett, Z street south
east W. ). Chew, Georgetown.
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THE NUMBER CoMPAaED WITH THOSE SOLD IL
1871 AND 1872.

THE NUMBER COMPARED WITH THOSE SOLD N
1871 AND 1872.
1t will be seen that but two sewing machine
companies who were able to DO business ths
entire years sold as many machines in 1873 as
the year previous.
The American Battonhole, A. B. Howe, Flor
ence, Davis, Etn3 and B lrtram * Fanton Sew
ing Machine Companies sold more in 1871, than
either 1872 or 1873.
The Wheeler II Wilson sold 1885 more In Isl
than 1873.
The Domestic rose from 10 ,Sei sold in ISL 70
80 ,554 sold in 1SI2.
The Singer from Isl ,260 to 2i9,T5S>
No sworn returns have been male for the T.
Howe. They stata TO have sold $4,000, bu.
competent judges say they have not sold tia.
number.
SALES OF 1873.
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THE WEATHER.

WAsHINsTon, b. o., June S, Iai, 1850 {. m.
PROBABILITIES New England and the mid de
dun the rest Of Friday, with southery winds and
stationary or ia ling barometer. For the south At
sta GO threatening weather and rain, eas1eriy 20
sou herly winds, high temperature in North CARO-
lima, al slight changes in barometer. For Missis-
sppi and the southwest, Tennessee and the Ohio
galley, clear or partly cloudy weather during the
dey, high Temperature, light, variable winds and
falling, followed by rising barometer Tor the lake
region generally cloudy weather and local rains.
theree eastward to New York, light, variable wiuds,
and .sllng, followed BY rising barometer. For the
noIthwsst inds, shifting TO easteEly, low tempera
sare IN Min1esota and nothern lowe, and rising.
siepi river will fall slowly during Friday. The
Missouri river will rise ct Kansas City and Leaven
worth,
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THE COrRra

PROBATE CcuRT-BS Register Webster.
Yesterday, the will OF the late Mary Key
worth, bequeathing her estate 70 her children,
and nominating her son John Keyworth So ex-
ecntcr, was filed anil publication was ordered.
The viii Of The late Richard j Jackson, beneath
ing his property TO his wife during life, was fnly
Proven, admitted to probate, and letters issaei
To the widow. The will OF the late John O3l-
b. ri wss fully proven snd letters issued TO thu
eXecutriX, Ellen ColbeTt-b0nd. Al 500
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LAW DEPARTMENT GEORGETOWN UvIvER-
sITY.-The acrU4l commencement of the law
department @. the University of q GEORGETOWN
took place last evening. at : O'Clock, in FOrd's
opera House, which was well flied by the
friends % he gradCGtes. A select band under
the leatsrshiT O. Prof Schneider, interpreted
the exercises " q music. Gen. W. 7. Sherman
delivered 81 appropriate address 20 the gr ADJ
mates, eShcT.irg them 20 be tireless in Their ef
forts 20 perfect t-esr knowledge OF rhe law II
they would VIZ distinction. In closing he il
tr2GGcJd Hon y. n. Il. LatrObs, OF Baltimore,
who delivered an eloquent address 70 the
graduates C0Cu Tire importance and
digr:ty q their profession. After music,
Rev. Patrick He&ly, 5. j., delivered brief
address, and then conferred diplomas upon the
following named graduates :-Thomas II. Brad
ley, No; Thornton CaIusi, Md; Z. Marcellus
Cox Nd Bent. Davenport, Conn; Charles a.
Elliott, ID. G; George p. Gorf, ID. e; q. Ernest
Hamilton, Nd; Robertson Howard, NJ. D. ID.
G; Santiago T. Hubbell, New Mexico; John p
LathrOp, Mass: MassillOn MArstella, CAL;
Thomas l. Murphy, Ohio; FRANCIS II. RaIney,
ID e; stanley ;. StOut, KY; George n. Sulli-
van, ID, G George Wsinscott, KY; George w.
e.. Waite, La.
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Decision OF JUSTICE WYLIE IN ANOTHER
BulDihS ASSOCIATIONS CAsB--In the Equity
Court yesterday the case OF George Cook vs.
The Republic Savings and Building Associa-
ton Was called, and, after argument the court
dismissed the bill. Cook fled a bill about a
year sgo 20 restrain sale under a deed of trust
20 secure advances by the association, slIexinz
that the conditions of the boad executed by him
were rsurious and harsh; that II was procured
BY fraud, and that tho transactions Of the ssso-
cistiCn were Illegal. The association in their
answer showed that after he borrowed he did
not pay any amounts. temporary restraining
order vss granted, and the case being set for
hearing wae dismissed.
The court held that the complainant, By hi
oill, presented no equities against defendant
that the material allegations we've squsrely me
and denied by the AnsweF OF the sssOei alton;
that it Wa clearly shown Cook Was in arrears
and, inasmuch ~ be fsiled % perform his OblI-
gzyfCn 80 q stakeholder, the association hal a
right % proceed under the terms OF the trust 10
sell the property, a. no relief could be given
where q ~as clearly shown that the applicant
WAS In srrears sLd did not pay his dues Car
rtngsou & CaITingt0a iOr Cook, ana ,James =
Edwards ard ). X. Bond IUr The association
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For VERY WARN WEATHER.
Light Felt ard Straw Hats,
JaCcnet and Lisle Thread Underwear,
Linen and Jean Drawers,
Half Hose, Collars, Ties and Gloves,
Alpaca, Silk, aUd bingham Umbrellas.
For Trayelers-TTunks and Satchels,
at Lewis "Popular One Price Store" 92O 7.h
street, between | aud X.
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NOTICE NOTICEN NoTICRM

DRY GOODS are stiu selling a, ID. rs,.s ..
bAA1kRe, 1870 Peunsylsa aveu Ae, MOhsirr
arc Alpaoss cheaper than ever Dress Go9is Pique-s
Seheoes cEeap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Eapkins ane
deple Linen al bargains. hosiery, Lsdios' ane
Gente Handk ercbiefs, and @ general Assortment OF
Motions o. lOw ffures snal-,r
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS are nov being offered
TO purchasers or wall Paper AMI Windo,y
Shades At Kidweil * Henderson, 400 9th street.
opposite Y. NJ. &. A. Building. Ia
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A DISMISSED DIVORCE CAsE.-Iu the Equity
Court yesterday, Judge wylie dismissed the bin
In the case Of Andrew j. Secor agt. Olive or
Polly Secor. This Is an application OF the has-
band for divorce. In which he states that they
were married at koyslton, Niagara county,
y. y, october, 1871, and have had three
children, now Gil Of age, and he charges that
prior to marriage abe was subject to attacks Of
insanity, but he was not then aware of it; that
the insanity continues, and she set fire to the
mouse in 1858; that she often abandoned her
b me for months, and on one occasion drove
him ron home. b. A. lockwood appeared for
petitioner, but no Appearance was made for re-
spondent. Judge Wylie, in deciding to dismiss
the bill, gave leave TO plaintiff TO produce
authorities TO sustain the bill.
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TEE FIRE DEPARTMENT. The bill intro
duced by Mr.. Dickson in the House Of Delegates
on the lst instant, TO promote the efficiency of
the Fire Department OF the District Of COlum-
bis, authorizes the Governor 10 appoint one adj
Citional operator for the fire-alarm telegraph
otice, at the same rate ot salary and subject TO
the same rules and regulations as is now pro-
vided by law for the government or operators
now in that office; also, 20 appoint a skiltul
repair man for the use Of said Office at a
salary OF 81 900 per annum. The supeIinte adj
ent OF the tre-alsrm telegraph is empowered,
under the direction of the Board of Fire Com
missioners to erect upon poles suitable lines for
the purpose, and 10 connect all the engine
houses, hook and ladder companies, and the
ONCE Of chief engineer OF the Fire Department
with the central IRE alarm office, by the "mag-
neto dial telegraph" and to apply the requisite
and necessary instruments therefor, complete
and ready for use; the entire cost OF lines, in
struments, and everything connected there
with, not TO exceed the sum of 5000, which
amount Is appropriated out of the general fund.
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You CAN GET handsome Diagonal Coat AM
Vest TO match, and Light CASHMERE Pants, az
$50, az e. ksUfman's New Store, 9S eth street
northwest,
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FELL PROM THE Ri6eINs.-west Trayars.
from HoopSr's Island, fell from the rigging OF 4
schooner lying at Johnson's wharf, foo, Of
Twelfth street, to the deck, yesterday after
noon, badly cutting his head and breaking bis
collar bone. Drs. Fenwick and Leach attended
him and, pronounced his injuries OF Q serious
nature.
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JUST RECEIVED, twenty different STYLES OF
White Vests. at low figures, &C e. K2lfmaa's
New Store, 9iS 18th street, between 1 and X
streets northwest. -
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TAKE NoTICE.-1 900 dozen Fine Gauza
Under Shirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each, a,
Aoiiguder Bros. 6I6
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Warranted,

UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, size &c and
~; Linen Shirts and Collars, 10 inches; at Hol-
lander Bros. elf
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A PINE Back Dress Suit at $50, equal to a
SIS custom made suit, at q. Kaufm9n's Neg
Store, 9lS It'll street, between L and X streets
northwest. ~
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CITY ITEMS.
Sewing Machine SALES for Isza.

JUST RECEIVED. a new supply OF Low-cut,
oren-back Dress Shirts; very good, -; best
$40. Lewis popular One Price SsOre.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-05

THERE Is no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls.
Bread, Griddle Cakes, Muihns, Watfies, NC,
when DOoiey's Yeast Powder is used.
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LOCAL Ne VS.,
Amusements, dc, Tonight.

National TAeater.-Miss Kate Mayhsw with
the Tide"
tgTfs CFcrI Hcuss.--C4tanta OF the Flower
Queen, by one hundred and ffty pupils Of the
public schools.
Th,dter CcmtJu>.-"IIfe in the Far West: o.,
Kentucky in isI2, with the usual miscellaneo1 IS
attractions.
WI!arfs HdH.sMr Sutro's lecture on "Mlnes
AMI MIning.O
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Amongst the diagrams aud views exhibited during
sHa lecture VIII be the folio wiag:-Hap os the
I itoc States showing the Mineral Regions: the
Treasure Chest Of the Ma ion; Diyidins Lius II
SeoioEiSa Al L Istory, AouRt Dsyit-en as an 1 AM
fess; t'rst hPHesrApce of Greerst0ne; Bresking
Through OF 1rechyIs; How Comstock Lode Origin-
steo; Horses FIJI ing Of the Fssure With Cod ana
SlNeI, Liter igr View " the Richest Mines In the
.oTld; Two Hundred Eilli0nsof Dollars Produced
AlIcsCy.
Mouth Of the sutro Tunnel; Conveying AR b.
tbe hlDesi Railroad; Timber ing; BOriLg II Jls-
with Compressed Air Drills; Er plosiOn with Nitro
GITceIihe OF Glszt Powder; Machine Shop; DgeIi-
ing; Garden; Curious Reobs; shafts ], 2, A. exte-
-lor sna interior; OH kentuck and his JacKsss;
VIEW ron the sUn NIT over the Forty Nile Desert
westward View towards Mount Davidson, Ylrginis
City and Golt Eli; Shaft go Feet Dee .; CapItol
Weight, WI tcr, Ore, Wsste Book, sEd q Ton OF
ellter livery Ray; COS Cords OF Fire Wood Burned
"a ~ IA nrsi slul6g PHmps; the Most Cro,ked
ksirs6d n me Grid Discovery and Hiding Of Ore
bling; Rasesliti,s Of the O.lifornis Bank Ring;
Cheating AID Rotb.Dg the Public; BTfbinz II J1t 70,
and Legislst ares; Employing 3 Venal Press si2 900
per day the Profits OF these Nanipuis;ians; lower
nfres; Mines Of TIE Harz Mountains in Gsrm.nVi
Chimney 10 Feet High; Principles of Venlil slion
UonsuD ptiye Miners-she canse Of humanity de-
nands Q remedy; Accidents in Mines; Gave
Miners Buried Alive; Premature Blast-nsiIned
snd blinded; a DeIuged Mine-dead bodies fOstine
about; Falling Down tie shaft; Fire in thu FeIIog
jacket hine-a miners burned 10 death; Esca p-
and Rescue threugd the flannel; alec, Views of
Mining Scenes in Gil Parts Of the World.
Admission free. Tickets may be obtained on an
Pncation 1T the Office OF WillCd's Hotel, AZ tn
Metro politan Hotel, and at Mossrs Philip Solo
SoIs' Bookstore. Those heretofore issued are Fsod
Tor all lectures. lChrOn. Bep msy23-im
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- TIE Detroit Free Press tells u that via
eoIsin won't let clergy man Kiss the bride any
Goae, and fess have Jumped from mtg cents 10
-.
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IEASITY OF VIRGINIA.
SUMNER LAW LIOTuRHs

tniDe weekly begin l3h July, ls7I; end l9,h Sept
Have Prove OF signal USE ls' 10 students proposing
TO pursue their gtndies st this or other Law school,
%, TO those Who design 10 study privstey; 81, 20
yourc practitioners who have not had the avant
OF systt matte Instruction For circular apply Ip O.
University OF Va TO
JOHN b. MI9OR
may22f.St.lm Prof. Dom. and Stat Law.
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MEDICAL. DC.

"nL1 DR. DARBY" hes better facilities thai,
oHe charge made for advice and medicine. Drug
store, corner al street aKd Pei nsylyania avenue.
tS9Ionzstloh bQllolngl mayls-lm'
lib. JAM WILSON, Thoroughly ex perfsnoes
" and scientific Nid~ife and Ladles' Phy sicia a.
Ladies attended 20 ct their residence any hour.
night OF day. or pleasant rooms and tue best Of at
teboence at tie Doctors private residence, am
street, between and Y. Business seeredly oonh-
Dental m.r7.sms
nR. RoBERfsOR,
- <lo ierH eTRIEY, MAR Pa. AVENUE,
pTlyste practice, viii guarantee cure IN Gil Dis
ssees u tie Urinary Organs, GOnorraRa, GlOet,
Structure, Syphilis, aud kpernatOrrh8a. Gases %
SonO-rlqea reocuty contracted cured IN 20 days.
syphis IL all rs stages quickly cured, and the POI
use Of mercury. tpermatorrhos, Irouslf on b.
excuses sud abuse 40 youth, causing Ices Of memory
sEe insanity, ssnorsl debility, orssRic Weakness,
nnpoteDcT, nervous irritsbilty, symptoms OF con-
sumption, Indigestion. pslptstion Of the heart,
forebsdings, sslf iistrust, 40, speedily cured hT
newly discovered remedies. DR.. b, located fnr
many years At lS b. Eutsv street, Baltimore, "a.
has cOlstkied alter many solicitations b. his ash
nlnstcn peIo1s, 70 open q pernanert once In that
city where be msy lie consuked every wednesday
iaEZ-ly
EKmALx DISEASES Of .n kinas frosted. De-
a se-tbs S.se sna enclose 81; sdyios sod neSl-
Nc. efe Sorts ift6 street. phlsdsiysts. jsnf-iyS
NJ the eeicb1.,sa Rsiiabis cl.ir1ofani fSJsIeisss
and Test Gs.fucs, hiss located at 101s New York
svopue. Once hours-l0 O. N. % q ,, n. InEsac-
ments csn be made for evenings. jelly
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A HACEMAN WHO KNOWS rHR LAw.-Yes-
terday, in the Police Court, a case was tried,
probably TIE first Of the kind ever brought be-
fore District court. A MIR. Auson p. Barnes
hired hack, and after riding four hours, at
Al 50 per hour, had some dispute about the pay.
ment of the fare, and the driver took him to
police station, where he was placed under ar
rest. Yesterday the case was tried under the
following section OF the act of August q, 1871 !:
"Thst any person hiring a vehicle as before
named, and who shall fail to pay the legal fare
7, shall, upon proper evidence, be arrested
without warrant, by any police officer, and be
compelled TO pay the fun amount, together with
thereof, for all time lost by said driver" The
court required Mr.. b. 20 pay the fare and an
additional s1-50 for the time lost By the hack.
man In taking him to and waiting at the station
house. 1t was remarked by members Of the bar
that this was q new case to them.
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FURTHER REDUCTTON.
EAIR8 JUDGEMENTS OPEN AT THE
ARCADE.
Our New Stock Spring
CARPETSl
CARPETS!
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REAL ESTATE SsLRs.-B. II. Warner, real
estate broker and suctioueer, sold Yesterday af-
ternoon at auction lot 4, in square 10, fronting
5S feet on oath street and IS feet on | street
northwest, to John Lyons, at 81, $50.
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PoNp's EXTRACT is fos sale at wholesale by
Ches. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvanis avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
WILLARD HALL,
w Entrance on street, near FOarteenlh.
At the request Of many person.,
NIB. sUTRO
Has consented 70 repeat his Lecture on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated by the CALCIUM LIGHT,
Atso'clock on the evenings OF
EEEsT TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. UNLESS
OTHERwIsE ADVERTISED.