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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-14
Coon RULES ron MmRINGo--Thc pro

Coon RULES FOR MmRING"-~lhc pro-
prietor Of an extensive chccsc-lactory ~
New York issues n code Of rules To. ms
patrons, from which we select the follow,
INC, which will be useful to all concerned
in the carc Of COWS or in the dairy inter
csts;
/. MiIch COWS should have free nc
cess at all time to good running water,
.. They should never be heated by
| being run, stoned or doggcd.
3. The utmost cleanliness should be
observed in milking, and by no means
wet the hands in the milk while milking,
i. No can of milk should stand where
it will absorb the barn-yord or stable
odor, or any other scent.
.. The milk should be strained and
well 'aircd Immediately after having been
drawn from the COW.
&. Some arrangement for cnrctuaIly
cooling is at all times very desirable, and
when the milk is kept at home overnight
indispensable,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-14
CONsvMrTI0N Can HE Cured

SCIIENK'S IILMONlC SYRUP.
SCuENE'S WEED TUNlC.
SrIENK'S MASDRAKE lILrsI
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
C"Onsumption ID.
Frequently medicine, that will stop a cough will
]orca,rou the death Of the patient they lock up tn
liver, stop the circulation ri the blood, hcmurrllag'
follows, aud in fact, they clog the action Of the very
organs that caused The cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes o
two-thirls Ui the case Of Consumption, Many per
sons complain nj a duh pain IN the side, constipation
coated tongue, pain in the slOuldcr-hlaIr feeling"
drowsinu-s and rcStlrs,ncs., the food lying hwlNil!
on the stomach, accompanied with acidiiy and h"Icl.
ing up Of wind.
These symptoms usually original" from n dis
ordered condition Of ia" stomach or \ torpid liver,
Persons 50 effected, II they tax" one or lw" heavy
colds, aud if the cough in these eases be suddenly
checked, will find the stomach and liver CI"ggrd
remaining TORPID aud inactive, and almost hcioi'
they are aware the lungs are Il mass Ol sores, an,
liberated, the result Of which is death.
Schcnck's Pulmonary Syrup is m "Nprctoran'
which does not contain opium or any thing calculated
10 cheek a cough suddenly.
ScIcnck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolyos the food
mixes with the gastric juices NJ III" stomach, am
digestion, aud creates a raycnons appetite
when the bowels are rustiyr, skin sllIOw, or lh'
symptoms otherwise Of a bilious tendency, %Nrhcilck''
Mandrake Pin, are required.
THESE medicines are prepared only hy
j. II. SCIiENCk n Sos,
\. T.. corner sixth aud Arch streets, Ihila.
And IA" for sale by all druggists aud dealers.
T.. j, HART a co, Nos. ~, - and II Tchoupi
toulls Street, Ncw Orleans, wholesale Agents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-14

MANY valuable horses die from tho
effects Of collie. The best thing to do in .
ease Of this kind is 10 pour a bottle Of john
sons Anodync Iinimcnt into II Iong.Icrkc,
iuuk bottle, and add hlGpint Of molasscs and
water, then pour the whole down the horsc''
throat. In ten minutes the horse will begin
to eat,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-14
NEW MEXICO.
Destructive W~Rtcr-Spouts ri l"os Cruces
tbout Ninety Houses Hurled I" the
LLALII

,,I""i .Ni"",S House. Hurried" " III"
~ ~ uo ILoho. noro-
y correspondent VI Wv ,ir.E,n ,a',
cray ~ '%o ',",,a, n", ,,Jjo"nIy an,
Il u''ntn.P"' "H'',P' WI" h,nL y,
p'''," -" W, %.on "r ,hc IIth nr
Wv '"T" It. I,c ,,n oi,;,ons had
1'P'','o'', ''' t., ,an,,n Il mns
l''', ~ ,"'"l" TL" ,,I, 'J,rI "]nInn,n conn.
uio" 'n'"'' J JL,1 '" annronchnI w;,h
Po','' VI "!.,' m, " "rti L"" ,om ",im'
'lr'' N'loc'Ly' u''' "' nhgnr"o Nc and
u'c7 from 'I'' ''n,' ~ a.,n ,rn'
before .r, Io''",n wv" dnn ~ ~" IN.
cr'y 'o"'o 'c save" Wy "'t "pl '.inL
l'''ll''' lAly-,''''v rn Lo"',n"'' ,on
!" NV T'o"''' ~ c,,. G,o ro,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-14

ALL our customers agree in SAYING That the
CHATTER OAK is without doubt the best
Cook Stove they ever used or sold, and be-
liryc its large, high oven, ample warming
closet, and excellent reservoir, make il the
most desirable stove that II houSckccprr can
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-14

FIRST Grand EXPOSITION Of the TradcSmcn'S
Industrial Institute, Pittsburg, Pl,,opcnS Oct
I, closes Nov. L. Address \ j, NclliS Pres.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-14

BARS-YARD manure loses half its
strength il allowed to decompose in the
open air.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-14

TNHIS paper Is printed with TX made ny q. r.
Kane Il Co, III pnrbOrn street, Ih'CA.o
and Ior sale by US ~ large or sDIall quantities.
SOU. EW-PA PER UNION. Na,pvillt. Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-14

Beyond the village street there stands
\ cottage wrapped with glowing lhingt,
where cfr"prr cling with loving hands
And ring doves plume their dusty wings
And there, right broad Of chest aud tread,
Lives John, md holds nlDit his head.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

bon ibreh @litsttebrpn tinen Sdpur oocr cine
feierIid)c Serpfls4tuns, sllles eanslid ooer
tbeilWcile 9cDcim at Daltem, ,nb bic nod unbc=
tanntcn 9te9cln uno &oridriftcn ocS @t9eim>
bunscS gu bcobadten. 0aS iino 9cbcimc @t-
ieuld)aftcn, bic in i9rem 8cicu unr,oraliid
iino, meil eS ciucricitS ieor,n Mtnl6en prrbo<
ten lit, iidl feicrlid gu ctuer @adc gu uerpflid<
ten, Die iiinoDaft iein tbnntt unb bcr @erpflid)=
teteliobin entrueocr iiinbiscn ooer ieincu @dwur
brcben lnii bte !; ouoerericits lit cs cincs nann<
l,dcn @baratters unipiiroiA, sur Grrcidnne ci=
nes unbctanntcu 3wcdes ld gu rp1i@tcn.
Cine seidlOiiene @ciell IDA It baacecn lit bon
oieien @cBeimbiiuoen gan; bcridicoe,l. 3med
anb M(ittcl cncr iol1cn &crciniguna mcrocn
nld)t 9ebeim 0c1altcn uno lueun Die Wlitglicber
auf ir9enb cine 9Sciic uc,pfldtet werocn bic
&e9eln oer @eiellfdaft gu bcobad)tcn, 10 &C.
idiegt bicS crit bann, na1bem bcr, Gintretcroe
bapon bollitanoig &enntnib geuommen lat. -
Gin @ebeimnib su boben, iit niraenbS pcrbotcn,
ia cs lit nad) Ser 2ebre ocr tatDolil6en &ir1c
meiitens cine i1iucre Siiube, cir @c1cimnib su
oerlebcn cS mag Nun cine Yerion, cine Gami<
lie ODER Gin @erein Gin @ebeimnib baben. 9os
@e9eimnib an uno fir lid lit nidt iinbDoit
9aS &erluerilid)e Der Dcrbotencm @s9eimbiinoe
lie9t oarin, bab bic Mitglieber bel iDrem Gin<
tritte iid un6ctannten @eicben unteriuericu,
iid) nnbctannten 3wcden oienltbar maiden uno
lid unbcfonnten Sberu unterorbncM.
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Gin Ncttcr tc8 Napftc8.

SIM Sabre 1S47 iuurbe unter ben in ben
Straben 9tomS iid) um1crtreit tcuocu Miibi9en
bon ben Garobineri aud Gin ecbiidt om Stabe
1dleidenber Sitter nuf9e9riifen, I'M aus oct
Sauptitobt in feline Seimat1 acldaft su iuerocn.
Mon bradte i'm ouf bic Yoli,ei, 100 Ct GENIAL
tis ec9en leinc TortlAaifung aus Mom prote<
itirtc unb folsenec @rtl6rung gab: SD bcibe
Oomcnico ii llbaloo Subj, bin 9ebirtig aus
GNonoolio unb trai bier Dor eini9en Gaseu aus
Nano Gin, um ben 4aplt gu ipredeu. SD itauo
in mciner Suecno bel elmer aocli9en Tamile
in oicnitliden Ger1altninen. Diele 0alnilic pfe9<
te I'M CONNER Gin 2anoDaus Dor oer Sta0t ;u
besiebcn. sn bicnitgei1dftcn entfcrntc id mid
cinit nad) cinem ticiem an ocn llfern iumpfiacn
@rabcn su, iuobin mir Elm S0Dnden meines
Serrn nit Mamen @ipbanui lultig uadgelprun<
9en fam. Ser Anabc iob mit bicleu Scr9nIaen
Sic Gilddcn auf benz @runoe, fling an nit Der
6aub im @aner 81 fpielell, I'M iie ;u fangcn
9litt aus rno muroe bon ben g8ellen bcS QSui<
iers bcroedt, WQbrenb id fern iuor. Sd) crbfiettc
ben 0Maben nid)t mcDr elite bou slnef buDin
po id i'm ucrlajlcu unb BET nun bem @rtrintcn
ua9e W0r. Sd sos ben Gnobcn ans 2onb unb
rettcte linn 10 ocS 2eben. 9icler @ioeauni lit
beutc burd wuuoerbarc Vii9un9 Der &oricDuue
Yaplt 4ius bcr 9lcunte. bcn 81 icben uno gu
ipreden id) Gus 10 peitcr Vcrnc 81 SUP nnd)
&om fam, Oh CT mir Diccidt am Gnbc meincs
Qebems icne S9at III meincr NrluutD bergclten
pole." De Nplisci beridtete bicic Sluaia9c ios
9lcib an ben Nopit, pelAer iid beS @orfallS
aus icincr Suaeub nod ie9r luODl crlnnerte !,
ben slltcn au iid na6 oem Gnirinol bcldieb
llnb i'm rcidli@ beidcnftc. ST. ienbcte i'm 3D.
rauf NIT cinemS Sanol ldrciben an ieine&crwono<
ten nad) Sinigalia, bcnen &Rittel iibertuicien
pureen, i'm uno ieinc Sodter bis an iDr 2ebcns>
enoc 81 Dcrpflegeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

gsenn Der vgHad)tcr" bon Sronton icincn
gorreiponoenten tets, B. y. bod ,poDl ,ntcr
alien llmitanben, beidiiben wiu, iuie CT isat,
10 mirc cs tbDrid)t bon unS, nit grunoiakloicn
Qeuttn lpcitcr al itrciten. Sir bcl1iibcn nie<
malls cine 2iiae, ionbcrn iud)en III alien DIM
acm bic @abrbeit 5ur @cltung su bringen,
ielbit ipenn iie bitter lit mic Meoi;in. - llcb<
ri0ens !uollen mir CUR Mau i6er'i@cn Sra96nic
nod ben Nedtrag bringen, oab hcr SelbitmOr<
Der uns bor ciniaen Monaten beiud)te unb un<
ter anocrm bemertte, bab CT ben Sag ocrhuc1e,
an ocm Ct cine tatDoliidc 0rau 9ebciratDct babe.
- Ser v@eitcrn Gat1plic" bon Chicago
iast, bab bet Sdulboaro jcncr Stobt eie slb>
iid)t babe Sen Sfatbo!iftn eiuen 91cil oes
S1ulfonos in @crbaltnib ,ur 3oDl i1rer
S@ultinbcr su scben.
- Sim 0onneritag osn 22 Suli re9ucte es
bier III YomeroD bcn aansen Sag III tuoDrDaft
liub lut1artiger @eiic uno cS iino ollc @eiuGi<
er III Diefaer @escno 10 on9ci@Wolleu, oab bic
&olt in Den lebten 3a9en ms msbrmals aus
ecblieben lit, neil gSe9c unb @riiden nid)t su
paiiilcM iparen.
- Sn Dem &ci1e ocs &dubert0nias bon
Stalicn gibt es 10 biele Oiche, &iubcr, M0rbcr
unb @erbrca)cr, oaB her oificicll bur@ 0ieb<
itabl uno &aub on9cgebcnc @siammti1aocn
in SABRE 1874 ii9 auf IL W(illionen Irancs
belGuit. Gerucr to,ncn I'M Sa1re 1874 III Stu
lien bor: 3438 Grmor6un9el,, 81 ,474 @eripun>
bunaen, 1854 3aubanf6le uno SO, ,424 Dieb<
| f6ble. ~ 9os ubietet" balb Nmcrita!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

-MuS 8rcs I q II iptrb bet G. 8. aenti>
bet: 0ie bieii9e &eaicrung Dat bic Iuffo1ung
bcS 1cnIiouats uuo Der Moilcnl 1ule bcr barrl=
Der3igen Shmcitctil bonn +. Murl 8orroniuS IN
Srebnib bcrfiigt. Sic Nu I0lung bicicr ous9es
5cidncten snltaltcn iolltc idou an l. Suli
crfol9cn.
- Oic 3 arturcn in Niicn babcn tpbsal>
ler gSilb9cit uuo Der lin fru@ @tbarfcit lDrcS 30
ocns cine ltrcnge Sitte, bab unter i9ncn Mic
mano liG ocrDeiratgen BARI 'obnc porDcr an
eincm bcitim,ntea Srte 100 Sbltbaumc &C.
pfanst gu bobcn; oaDcr finSct man bel bIlenl
&olfc gonsc @Ilscr nit Sbtbaumcn.
p slbpnncntc,, Sic lire @obnun9 periinbcrn,
miiilcn oicicS ocm, s(ecnten bes SrtcS oocr ulls
anacben uu0 aud suglcid) iDrc oltc s(orcnc, 70
mic bic neue gcnau bcScidncn.
- g3ic bic vsmerifo" aus c,ncn Yripathriefc
cntnimmt, bat Der beri1mte unb beliebtc @olts>
i6riftlteler u lban Stols, Hroiciior III Der
llniocriitat III Grcibur9 I'M @rciS gau: baS s(u<
genlid)t berlorcn.
r Infer s(eent fit Cincinnati, s., 9err
SoIepD McDmin9, moDnt III Der 2lnnl ltrapc 80.
1873.
- lluicrc Sdmud ladcn iino bas @eitc uno
baS Silligltc woS man als @cide,ifc fir
Grcunoe unb 8ctanntc, Gltern une @inbcr,
8riiocr uno S1ucltern, an Non,enSS uno &C.
burtstasen, bel 9odlsciten uno anocren @ele<
9cnDcitcn ausiu1Dlen fonn.
P slue Mnirogcn unb Gin lcnOunscn, Die fir
weitcrc 3reile Sntereie babc,,, wcroen i'm @ai<
icnircuno bcriidiid)tigt, inoem bic crltercn be-
ontluortet, bic lcktercn abacOrudt ipcrocn. Gs
lit uns gang sleid), bon iucln ilu,ncr cine sln=
fraoe o6cr einc Gin ienoun9 fonlmt. @enn MIR
bic Sadc bon all9emcincm Sntcreilc lit, 70
fommt iie iuS 8latt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-28

Sd) miinl1c Die Muimcrtjamfc allcr interel<
irtcn Yarteicn auf bic S6atlod)e 81 lenfcH, bab
ullc Girculor Gtrid IN a dD iuen, bic
Sum Serii % ern cine { lb It y c III e9enbc
Ginri1 lung ober irgcno cine slnoronung
fir Derl 1icoenc Mrtcu bon @ al II ober gScrt
baben, gln;l1 unb ooitinbi9 fit mid be-
idiibt inb III bcu Sobrcu 1867, 1868 II. 1869,
burd) ncuu (9) &otcutbricfc bic al uno fit
mid nuSgc9cbcn wuroen, uno Die id foit alle
iriibcr crDelt, ais cine 0(oidine bon iracno
Scmonscn gcicrti9t lpuroc, oubcr bon mir iclblt
unh icit icncr Belt Dobc id icbr uielc &crbcl>
ieruna acn on Der MolWinc unb i9rcn Yrobuctcu
9c,nadt unb 9efouit bic ollc Dolllt1noi9 be-
jdUbt lno 70 Dap nidt ourin bic Mol1inc,
ionbcrn aud bic slrbeit bic borauf acma6t
miro, u0uia bur6 %otcnbriefe bcl1Ubt lit. Nus
oielcn 6riinoen made id biele 9lnsei9c, bamit
ibr uidt ocbumbu9t mcrbst bon &crionen bic
entuebcr mcinc sl9entcn gciucicn iino , oNcr
brett fir MIDI an mcncr Ma lNinc oocr mci%
ueu Mooellcn acorbcitet babcu unb ucld)c bic
Nblidt babcm, licber mid uuo i1rt &unbeu su
bcld)miuocln, ali bcn tlciucn @etrog su saDlcu,
oem id fir mein &orrcd)t foroere. 8cnn i1r
bon biejeu 2eutem tauft, 10 iucrbcn mcinc s9cn.
ten cud) eutpeocr spnatn, ioiort cure Mal lGinc
uui,uaebcu, ODER oofiir no1mols ;u bc;ablcn,
UCUUC CH EuNV CltVuCl W ~ ." SAu%N"NNH
i'm nun mid uno cu1 ielbit su bci1iikcn, 1abc
id, cine bcionoere @clddftSmarfc 9emo1t, bic
lid) an ieocr Miai1ine befinoct, bic bon 2cutcn
pertauft obcr scn,ad)t miro bic bon mir oasu
oaS Med)t Daben. gSir iucroeu cu@ uollltanoig
beid)iibeu i'm @ebrau1e ollcr Mfoidincn, bic
oiele @cldaftsmorte trascn. Ycbcntt, bab tcinc
Maidinc eemadt Wiro, Die eerjenscn, Die mir
bcrrorbrin9tn. slci1tommt bonn mir bto6ild)>
tiscn Gebt, ba W,r unierc ciaene Uobrif bciibcn)
ie6c &crbellerun0 bic Der GrflnoungSgcllt CT
6enfcn tann, oanit ;u ucrbinbcn.
M9cntcu ucrlau9t at aQen Srtcu.
@6rcibt ueeeu Slluitrotionen Der @ioldimc
unb Der @cl11ftsmartc, 10 fommt tcin SrrtDum
Dor. Ilon obreilirc:
DANA BICKFORD,
689 Broadway, new YORK.
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Scr Scubbptc
bes 90ttli6cn sScrseus SEES,

bcs 9Ottltlen cStrsem5 Sesu.
MonatSi1rift hes &cbets =Nppltoute5. Mit Gcneb=.
migung ber geidDen Obcrn ,lmb NIT 9'enubuug StS
oeutiden. cngliiden nno franS0iiiden Genoboten. -
9eben pon Soiepb GDbbeIs, @farrer Der st.
MuSuitinus &irdDe il Gouin9to, iD., unb 9irccto,
bes0t ets=2lppolats fir bieDeuti3er Goroameras.
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Professor E. 8. STARCHER

lit 20 Sabre lang Sdreible1rer aeiueien uno
Fat cine 4ja9riee Grfabrun9 alS &eeorocr CT
lit jebt ein unabbdn9i9er @anoioat fir oos Imt
cincs County 9tceorbcrs fir MfcigS &c., >. uno
lit bon teiner Contention abDdn9ia.
8ielc NSG1 Ter.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
rcuit Court-Judge Humphreys.
The Late General H. W. Barry.

The following tribute from the editor Of the
PraiIfs NevS, OkolinA, Mississippi to the late
General H. W. Barry, appeared in the issue Of
that journal OF June IL:
"The announcement OF the death Of General
Barry was received on last Monday evening, by
way Of Columbus, with amazement and doubt,
and We were only convinced Of the truth on the
reception Of a dispatch few hours later from the
wife Of the General, announcing the sad intsIli-
gence that her husband and our friend had
bresthed his last In Washington on Monday
yesterday we met the deceased on the train going
North, and from his seeming appearance he had
the promise Q: long and useful career before
him; yet within four days from that time his
spirit had crossed over into the valley Of the
shadow ofdeath.' His funeral took place In W ash
nps Ss TI NOV sissns csT n the
cemetery among the nations illustrious dead.
"It cannot be deemed an unseemly obtrusion TO
recall to Q generous public the memory Of one who
was Of us and 90 long lled SO large space in the
administrative councils, and 'tWere meet that the
utterances OF a friendship should be thus crate
fully expressed. General Barry was man Of no
talent and great force Of character and he rose
triumphantly over obstacles before which weaker
his manners, earnest and true in his friendship,
almost incapable Of enmity, he commanded the
unweyering confidence Of Q large portion Of his
Withstanding serious fault over which he seemed
to have no control. But the sweep Of the scythe
, Il Fslentsss i and ne has passed aSay The young
mournful retTospection Will OF recall the radiance
of smile which for them never faded. Sigh they
viii, and sigh again,
'"FOr the touch Of Q vanished hand
And the sound Of voice that Is STILL
"But let them be Of good cheer The husband
and father honestly lived and peacefully died
May the sod press lightly upon . bosom SO gene
rous, Edmay the charities Of his life rise In his
Vindication before an Eternal Justice,
This simple hower We cast upon his grave
Ts the last tribute OF the grateful living 70 the
honored dead"
National Republican., 1875-06-18
Fxnanaiya EYanhuttinp.

A Partisan, more noted for his svariee than for
fidelity to his wife, was driving the other day with
an actress to whom he Is particularly devoted,
when, in order to put on her gloves she was
obliged to take OF four rings, worth at least ~ Ooo
As she had no pocket in her d:ess she entrusted
the rings to her escort, who put them carelessly
In his pockets. After the performance at the
theatre was over our friend returned home, and
entering his wife's room, without thinking, emp
tied his pockets, placing their contents on the
marble mantle. The glittering jewels immedi-
ately caught the conjugal eye and trouble was
imminent, when the gentleman said: "My dear,
business mas prospered to-day. These four rings
are present for you" Distrust vanished, and
Joy took its place. At dsybreak q messenger
came from the actress TO reclaim the rings. He
was Immediately sent away, and at noon the ava
ricious victim explained TO the actress, and was
obliged to pay her a, 900 In bank notes for the
jewels. As for his wife, she now never Tearies Of
eulogiZing her husband, and while showing the
rings to her friends, exclaIms: "They say that he
is avaricious; It is a calumny, for look at these"
National Republican., 1875-06-18
DISTRICT NOTES.
Protest Against Paving the Avenue.

Protest Against Paving the Avenue.
A protest was yesterday received BY the Dis
trict Commissioners, signed by about thirty-fTe
property holders on Pennsylvania sVsnue, pro-
testing against the paving Of this avenue between
the Treasury Department and Capitol ct their
expense. They set forth that less than four years
ago 1t was paved with wood, contrary to advice
and remonstrance, based upon experience with
such material; various patent processes were
tried and the work done ct an extravagant price,
fer all Of which the property-oWners were CON-
PEELED, by an act Of Congress, to pay for each
twenty-five feet front nearly $500. All this was,
in their opinion, IN violation Of justice, as the
Government owned the Avenue, and had always
also, that the property-oWners were not bene-
hted BY the Improvement more than the rest Of
the Inhabitants Of the city, who should therefore
have borne . portion Of this cost n the Govern
enhanced in value, being now lower than four
years since, ~ may be seen by sales lately made;
neither was business improved. In view Of all
these facts they respectfully ask, In the name Of
until the next Congress meets. Among others,
hsi1,: ms y sgnsd Sf, e I6SSUns IMsS.s
B. L. jackson, W. B. jackson, John MeDerEott,
Stevens, George Bauer, Mrs. J. W. Murray, Mar
shall Brown, John Purdy, Emily Beals, Henry
Lee, J. B. Bryan, AlpheuB Middleton, Samuel
7. Davis, A. Z Perry, Columbus Alexander, the
A requIsition has been made for funds To pay
the registered stock interest OF the late corporS-
tions Of Washington and GEORGETOWN, due July
], 1875. The amount required for Washington e
tl2,lSlTs, and for GeOtEstcwn sSs5S;sL Ths
the LIST proximo, due at the First National Bank
in New York. is as 6o and In this city ele e23
all Of which viii be paid promptly when due.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
A YnuNG MANS RUIN.
The Story Of Duncan, Sherman & Co.'s De-
faultinR Teller.

IRplLlnB 1el1oEs-
The examination in the case OF Ella Katen,
alias Ella Shaw, who Is charged with completely
IN the tdefalcation committed Dy VIM. H. Leslie,
the late receiving teller of Duncan, Sherman &
Co., took place at the YorkYilIe Police Court.
VIM. H. Leslie testified: 81 have been employed
by Duncan, Sherman 20. for sixteen years,
!stterly as receiving teller; took in all So, 900;
gave to Ella Shaw, No. III West Eleventh street,
S1s,0O0; have been stealing from the firm for
three years and more; told my wife that had
stolen sl2 co., also Mr. Moss, of Wallaeks theatre,
but did not say from whom had taken the
money; sent Ella $500 in gold certificates BY
messenger boy; she was to exchange
them for bills on London; when walking
from my house. No. ITO East Twenty second street,
to the Grand Central depUt to catch the p. m.
train, was met on Broadway by two detectives;
they walked with me to Forty-third street, when
they hailed o coach. and We rode 70 the Central
Park; they took, under the plea Of settling with
me- all my money, drove me to Washington
square, where they left me; one Of them said he
would see the chief; be came back and said the
chief would not believe them; he gave me back
sovereign and go; took the Central railroad
ard went to London, Can; Ella shaw sent me
500; Mr.. Macintosh, chief clerk Of the trm, met
me and begged Of me as personal favor to tell
him when the wrong was done; told him how
was robbed, but he would not believe me; then
volunteered to return to New York; have lived
with Ella Shaw for over two years and half.
Judge Kilbreth held Ella Shaw, alias katen,
alias Frenchy, in q, 900 bail 70 answer charge Of
receiving stolen goods, and James Barclay, Of eS
Macdougal street, became her bondsmsn.
Leslie was sent to the Tombs on charge Of
grand larceny.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
st PauI,s CHURCH Festival.

The floral festival for the beneht Of st. Paurs
Episcopal church, now in progress at Willard
hall, is q very pleasant place to spend an evening
Last night the company were entertained by
Mrs. CoIborne Brooks, who played selections
from Martha, and one or two other pieces very
finely; Mr.. Thos. Sipe, who sung Abt's "Embar-
Sleep;" DR.. Duncan, who sang "The Charming
Young Widow" andreclted "Phadrig Crohoore;"
and Mr.. Ralph Jefferson, who read THE Grid
iron" and "Chicken on the Brain, all in most
creditable style. Miss Kate Elliott attired most
tastefully in red, white and blue, and q turban,
which suited her Oriental countenance most ad:
mirably, persOnated "Rebecca at the Well"
Other agreeable and handsome ladies, some in
centennial costume, dispensed excellent refresh
INDUCED in a little dancing The ladies will fur
nish lunch to-day at noon, and another attrac-
tive programme will be presented this evening.
National Republican., 1875-06-18
SUDDEN DEATH.
The Cause a congestivs Chill.

Mr.. Frank G. Daniels, young and promising
lawyer, died at his residence corner NJ and Fourth
streets northwest, yesterday morning, at $50
o'clock, Of q congestive chill. He had been COM
planning of feeling unwen for the past ten days,
but nothing serious was attached to the disorder.
He leaves q wife and many relatives and friends
to mourn his sudden and unexpected demise. The
deceased was q member of the Masonic Order,
and had received many honors at the hands Of his
brethren. He was Past Worshipful Master of
Pentalpha Lodge, No. %; Past High Priest Of Mt.
Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, No. S; Junior Grand
Deacon of the Grand Lodge; member Of Mithras
Lodge of Perfection; Eminent Grand Master OF the
Third Veil Of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter, and
Generalissimo of Columbia CommanderY, No. 2,
X. T. His funeral will take place from Assembly
church, corner Of Fifth and streets, next Sun
day at ESQ D. NJ, and the remains will be taken
to Glenwood cemetery for interment, escorted by
the above mentioned bodies. 1t is understood
that Washington, No. !, Potomac, No. 8, and
lar, will attend,