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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Harper's Weekly.
fLLUSf'RATEB.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Harper's Weekly is the "bI.st AMI most
vowt rful ILLUSTRATED y, rio,i.caI publish j IN
this country. is e't.to.i ~ ire ~ >i.r,y mi
convincing. AM; carry much weight. liz IL
Iustratluns vi curr' ii events are full and
fresh. and ar" pr.l AIRED by our best design
crs. With c.,culai ion Of l5o.NOO. the
Week.. ia 'ead hH IL, least h"it m.Il,rn y r.
."ns. md lis Influence AS an organ Ut upin' n
is simply trc'nend US. The Weekly ma n
ta'ns positive position. and rxpre.s-s :. cl-
'sr' views on petite Il IN >ocl i p,ubi, us
Louisville Courier Journal.
LIS articles are m ,.l.!s Of high on.I dis
cus>'" and ITS pictorial illustrations a,- "'-
ten 'r"h ra'ivc arguments ~ no small!
tsrer:-. ~. Y. Exami e. and Chr,n':Ir.
It, papes rPo" TX ste. q"cs ions and its
III Mit"hIe cA''""ns nlp 10 ui"ulh the srEti-
al hts VI til. g. uutr..-- Pittsburgh C"muer-
cal.
Harper u eekIy stands At the heal of H.
IuStra'd jnrrn lis III the Uni'-d States. ~
circulation. editorial ability. and pictorial ii
usi ra1iun>.-. Ladies kep"si: DRY. C,nc,nu.t,.
Tt.i; ~:
Postage free 10 ill sui scrs"ers III the uni,. :!
Sta:.s.
liz per's Weakly one year. ..S4
81 iuc'uue. prepayment OF U. 5. postage
Ivy III. publishers.
Suhscrih'i" IONS :" l'a'w,'s Mag ~. " eek
y and Bnz:.'. 20 "nr AL iress tor one year $40;
"r w" tt ti"'Jer Fcrn ideals, to one address
IT, one Year. -. postage 'r*e
An extra { ny 1T either dty .z,ao. Weekly
Or t"z,r Will nc supplied gr~s,> for v'ry
club "f Fl e sutscr. b.r< ut ~ each. in me re-
| mittnn. c; e., SIX copies tr twenty d".lars
without extra copy. p"stase tree.
Back Numbers can be supplied ut any
time.
| The Anruai volumes Of Harpcr's "rtkiy
N n. ut cl"th b!nuing will IT, sen. by express
| ee at expense, or "a each. compete set
comprising u,nete.n v"luu. S, scut On r. Gel pl
OF Gosh at the ra'e't s. rs pr VOL, freight
ut the expense ot purchaser.
! " minr' I atien'i n will he given in lla:'
| rrr's Wt.kly T." the illustration If the Cen
zen ia' 1"tc1nat'"na; Exposition.
Newspapers are Not to c"pv his ad. ertise
mcnt w''n"at the express order Of Harper 4
Brothers. Address
| HARPER l. BROTHERS..
! New York.
"A Repository If fashion, Pleasure and In
| struc'ion."
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y An. l'lj D..

local agent and = oanvssser in this couh
~, TO- represent N1tr firfslsle FtI~nal
We can give the proper party A Good Paying
and Easily Worked Cash Business. The tae'
I'D experience Of al old agent is not needed
to be succe.eful, though we haze more expert
enced SCENTS (secured during the past TIVE
years working for " than any otner house
in Auerios, and they continue TO work right
along: and make BIO salaries. The secret IA
chat they offer tho people Better Inducements,
snd that We attend more promptly to their
orders. v7p36
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$h 4, &20 per day. Agents wanted. A,

&h a &9l1 per day. Agents wanted. Al.
W ~ v6v classes If working people Of hot b
sexes, young ana old, make more money n,
work Tor us in their own localities. during
their sp~re moments or all the time, than a,
any thing eise. We offer employment thu.
will pay t.ndsom"ly for every hours work
fuii particulars, terms. &c. sent free. Sent
US your address 1t once. Dun't delay. Now
is the time. LIST Look for work " busiue s.
sl.e~her1, until you have lra,ned what We
fer. G. STlNSON 4 Co., Pottland. Maine
n4l.ly.
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C..N.,Oi LIE Exec LED.

CHaRLEsruwN, Mar. IL, 1860.
II. R. STEVE>S:-
DLAH elx This is to certify th.t I have
u.s. y ur b " i Preparation" III N, family
,.r several year,. and i thluk tor ocr,.tula
"r Cauk-r"us .tuluors. or Rheumatic Ad:c-
lions, il cannot "e sxcrlletl and ~ y b'"ud-
rui 'aer "hd spr NJ ue'tl;ine, u is tae best
thing have ever used and have almost
everything. eau chceriuiiy recon mend 1t
u any UL. IN nceu III such iMs.llclue.
Hou'~ Respectfully
Mas. 4. A. uINSMUkE,
~ hu.s.il Street.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
FARMERS INSURANCE ASSO.
CATION.

CATION.
There is no company fHU/
t"ke* risks on 1n7m pt'Uprr-
tn. at such k0'r rates IT'S d0e>
this one. No company has
pt'OUed itsrT mare reliable
thin this. No company is
|bette,' zvo7'thY Of PATRONAGE.
is its name implies, 1t is an
Institution. which belongs
DecttHdr1U 10 the farming
co7ene4nity. 1t 1vos est1b-
Ns1led in the interest OF
turner's re tits managed by
far,,aers, AMI has been a.
blessing to Them. zheU will
co,.ti>lt1e to Datro,eize 1t as
heretofore. Il .
3: V0s8uRc Agent,
ll6tf Austin, MINI
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The Bazaar is .dited with y combination of
t. Z, Il. q TILE D, ,hh1 ~ >,'G,n 6nd in Any
journal; anh thu j"u nal itsri is The organ
ii the great " rid IL fashion, -- 3. 'st0n TIuv
eier.
The Bazaar comments itself to every N N
"er the h"us h"il---tp the children by
'tr"lI ant prrtt. pictures. t., the young ladies
| ~ its fashion PLACES in en- LESS variety. to
he pr"vi'r"t mat On. hy it's pst'ers for the
| eh,l.lr. ms c',i he.. tO pater iarili.s BY its
tasteful 4. sign tor mh' oid+rei slippers and
luxurious DIRE. ing gowns But he resd,ng
m"tter Ut the B'z'r is uniformly If great *
celence. The paper h 8 acq hired great pap
ui"":y tor the q eide e"j >. msat it affords. :
n Y. veni.g Post.
In is way .her.' is n :: hing likei. Fresh
! nd trustworthy As fash, N guide. ia stores
.n'l essays. its p,erry ant sq"'s's are all
s'g"'at'py 70 tho mi d.--C"ic"go Evening
Journal.
TERMS:
States.
Harp.r's B"sar one year......'4 90
81 includes prepayment Of U. 5. postage ;.
the publishers.
subscriptions to Harper's Xagasin Week
| ~ an'l Bazaar. t" on" address fur N" ear $40;
| - NV" III HArr"r's 20 ,''dicaIs. to ono ad'iAe<s
| '.r one year. ~. postage treo.
An extra copy If e!thr' the Magazine
Weekly "r B,zar will be supplied gratis t."
very Tub at five subsc-ihe's II 81 each. in
| tie remittance. or six copies for f2o, without
| Extra copy, postage free.
Buck numbers can he supplied IT. my time.
The Annual V"'umes q, H.rrer's Haz r.. IN
| ue It cloth binding. vii, be scn' BY express.
! i. e. If expense. or - . Oh. A complete set.
:.,nr rising eight v"l"'n-s. sent N receipt u:
| cash vt the "a . II S5.25 per vol freight II
! expense Of purchaser.
Prominent attention will be given in uar-
pv,'s Barr t." such Illustrations Ut the Cen
-rn;"l fntern.ti"n+' Exp"s' IL" a. may be-
peculiarly appropriate +" its columns.
Newspapers ere not t.. copy this advertise.
men, without the express order OF Harper 4
Brothers. Address -
| HARPER l. BROTHERS,
| Nav Ynrk
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

a G. m 'rt' Pictorial History Of the Tines ~
The m St. cheapest. and m"-t successful
famil, Paper in the Un"n.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Mr.. Frazer. Of Virginia, had his coat
tails Sc, Oh fire by ah"t stove. and his wife
became so -irigltc"ed that she dropped
dead. N" man VIII" truly loves lis Wit.
vi krvl,ta lot stove in the house.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
\ I'D AN SALE.

.AcrNWV 80 ELEa mt OIL QHe9x"s mona;
AutNlN led. size exl]. for 81. Hove!tiee and
Chrom"s OF every description. N.t'ens1
Chrome Co. Philadslphis, Pa. DIVA
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Chicago & Northwestern
-. '->>,-,>~-s RAILWAY,

= Passengers TOR Chicago. De- r.it. T.ie.lo.
Cicvsiar i, Buifah,. Niagara Fails. pitt4bu-s,
Cinc,nna'i. Rochester, Aihany, Toronto. Men
trra,. Quebec, Portland. Boston, NV York,
Phiisdeiphin. Baltimore. Washington, st.
Louis. cairo. san fr.,'cisc", Sacramento, tOg
den. Salt LAX CITY. Denver. Council Bluffs,
Sioux City. st. Paul Marquette, Escanaba,
Menash". Madison. Che, enit. t'l,ahn. YAnk.
ton. W;nons. Duluth. Green bay > W iiwnuk-e,
and all p"int> Moth. West. Suth AMI East,
should buy their tickets via Chicago: ard th'
Chicago & Ecrth-wes,e1r Eai.w:y
| Close c..i,nec,i"us are made nj Chicax" with
the Lake Shore Michix." southern. Mich
'K"n Central. Fnl:,W"r'. 4 Ohio, fut stu: Z.
Fort ""!rc Chicago. kank"kre Line aud
Pan handle Routes. for all points Fast aud
Southeast, and with the Chic"g" l. Alton
anr Illinois Genital tor III points South.
| Clue c"nnec'i"n are ais" made with tn.
Union Pacific X. K. u, Om.. hn tor ail IL, w.s'
i"in i.
Clare connections are made ut junction
l."ints with trains Of all crtDsn r,y,.tis.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

4 DtEs>1 sNtNG: Cheap; Good
n !Sy~'em" tic.-An persons who ~c"Dte,n
plate making contracts with newspapers tor
The insertion Ut advertisements. should srud
10 crNs~ to t5cO. +. How eli 4 Co., Al Park
k4w, New York, tor their PAMPHLET .
BOOK ["i"e,y &c, e.,6 rd;,i"n] containing liste
III over 1000 newspapers ant estimates,
showing c"st. Advertisement. taken for
leading papers IN many States ut \ iremen-
dourrvduct'on from puhiisbv,s' rates. GET
TIM HoOk. n@l-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
DEATH TO PAIN!

kEApEK:- Pass me No, by tut read that
sa:, and l will d" You good. Winter is up
,n W. and with it its Pains snd its Aches. 1t
brings Rheumatism. Neuralgia. it causes
Burns. Freezes, Chi blains. II produces 1"ha,
mati"us, Sure Thr"ats, D'pther'a. We meet
with accidents, Spraius. Bruises, Ours S"res.
for which VIC need something to give relief.
90 to Dorr = Void and &c, DO tie Of Blk
bye Death to Pain. use it according to di-
rections. use freely and If it fails I" give re-
lief take hack the empty hottie and get your
money. 1t costs you nothing unless it cures.
Can you desire anything any irer? then
try it. Take none other. Every druggist au-
give relief. $500
Ify"ur druggist does not keep it have him
send to N0yes Bros. L Cutler, Wholesale
agents, St. Paul, or to L. Rixby, Owatonna
Mimi, Manufacturer and Proprietor.
v7.nS-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
CREDITORS NOTICE.

IN PROBATE.-MowER County CcuRr.
In The mstter Of the estate Of Peter u. Mil;
deceased.
Letters If administration in said matter be
ing this day grsuted to James A. Mills
Austin. M,nhea"ta, and r,x months from, an
after the 7tb day If August A. b. ITS. being
allowed to creditors I" pr sent their claim:
against sAid dec.xsed for examination an,
allowance: notice ie hereby gwen that tn
Judge Of raid Court will on the ninth ny y,
October A. b 1875. aud tho seventh day q,
February A. d. 1875, 1T one O'clock P. n. y
eseh Ut said days ~ his office in raid County,
examine AMI xdjust I'll claims and demand
VI ali pers. Us against said Diseased.
BY the curt,
Dated II Austin, the 9Th day Of August A
b. 1875. - .-
SAMUEL HARTER.
24t :. JudHs IT. Probate.
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l'nquessiona6iy the best sustained ,oork II IL
-.@s kind erer pub'ished. .lH y i. ,.stsgr
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
WANTED We will give energetic III
" HA' III r., and woinen
Business that will Paw

from "a per d"y. can tie pursued in your Nv.
neighb"rh"od. .a,d Is strictly hon"rahI.
Particular free. or samples worth several
'i"ilurs that will enable you t" r.. to work Ut
once. will be sent IN receipt u 6tsy cents.
Address -4g J. LATHAM l. CO..
2o2 Warrington st.. B"ston Mass.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPk.
$685.: phR.

I v7sss0VS1s7ss1s 1es90&&s
Daily, $40 u. year. Semi.weekiy -.
Weekly, ~. - @@
| P"srAas FxEs :" raE SUBSCRIBERS. Speci-
men Copies and Advertising hates Free,
Weekly, IL c!u',s Ut ~ Or more, only 81, pot'
| txYe paid Audreax THE TRIBUNE, N. Y.
| T -'s-'s -N4l-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
lnduCcmclt; Offered BY bis Route

| luuuCCulCACj CAGlCu .l'S hUulG
e." the 'ra.ei,nK pub ~ are Al, the 'muirrn I'm
| l'r'vs hent<: K"cx and Hravri Baiiastet
| fra' K, Steel ka.l. Rock ana ir.n Bridges
rarhr and Drawing Room bay Coache-.
Sinking ant L"unx rag Carr, Wrestling h:.u>-
SAFETY AR Br.kes. M'Ier's Patent Safety
Coupling and PLATFORMS, Sped, Sa,et. ana
| At's''iu,e C,.mt"rt.
Runnir4 thr ugh Five Grea, States,
| ans "l.elnt'ng osri 2.Gt" miles u road. thss
| Company prcscnls =" the trnveIer i.clIl lee
II ut "rc wt ah,I caDn"t be offered by NJ,
Com pe'ltUr.
All '"k'':g h's cab eel You tickets WV
| tins Route.
| 1t you w,,h thr hest travelling accom- ,nuda
lions, y u viii buy Your itch, t. b. th,- route.
| ~. Il w,lj tax" H., other.
MARVIN aUGHlTT,
| tirn. Superintendent
! 'sus"S Gen. Passenger Ag-u,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

=! PULLMAN FHIHCE CHKS
| II" :. orlri,rx,+d cars are run VI vii nigh,
| TRAINS on MI The lines ii this r"ad.
This il the only line running thes. cars
Mtwuh Chicago aud 81. Paul Or Chicago and
Milwaukee,.
! At Omaha our Shcpcrs c"nn"ct viii tn,
overland >i' rptrs Oh ihr Unl"n PAcih. kaiI
! road, tor alt l ems vest .. the Missouri, kiv
er. Among the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-10
A CONFIDENCE NAN.
His Arrest ana ImrriIonmsnt.

About three months ago young man, calling
himlolf Milton II. HArtGolle, OF good address,
aged about twenty four years, arrived In the city
and took rooms on q street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. Ito at once inserted An
advertisement 10 several OF the papers, repre-.
tenting himself % tho agent OF j. W. Livingston,
No, ibs broadway, New York, importer OF dry
goods and patentse OF an improved method Of
cutting patterns for ladies' dresses. He further
advertised for ladies 20 10 20 different cities 70
work, Although he received number OF replies,
& SSagsS Pd pS S Sns or
man with small capital 20 engage With him IN
lucrative buIineSS. To this advertisement he
ssiysd Two answers, each Of which no replied 70
WASHINGTON, D. c., March q, 1875.
man for IL light and clean. My trip viii be 20
New Orleans, thence to San Francisco, GAL,
mUnsSP SOu pS g %S
have few men Who offer me rom $3.50 to $500
win pay you 80 for trst month, and increase &c
cOrdiDg 10 ability, Will pay all expenses, such
az railroad fares, hotel pills, washing, &c. Are
are you free? Please state in your next Just what
you can do; then will tell where i can be seen.
No doubt the business would suit you very we'll.
PROPRIETOR, CITY P. o.
Each OF the gentlemen replied to this aud in
. turn received postal card making an appoint
ment to meet one at and the other at 1880 yes
terdsy morning at the Metropolitan hotel, where
he would be in waiting with a white card in the
band Of his hat. Thinking this q curious way OF
doing business, one OF the gentlemen mentioned
the fact to Detectives McDevitt and Miller, who
called at the hotel, saw the gentleman, took him
into custody as a suspicious man, and locked him
up at headquarters. AS man answering his
description has been operating in this way with
considerable success in Illinois recently, the au-
thorities Of Chicago were telegraphed to. In the
event of his not being wanted there, he will be
discharged with request to leave the city at
OneR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-10
Anniversary AND SOCIAL REUNION
rhirtssnth. atrsst Rsntist nhnrnh.

The celebration Of the seventy-thlrd snnlvsr.
safy Of the above church commenced Sunday
morning, and closed last evening with pleas.
ant reunion Of the congregation and friends Of the
church,
The evening vas spent IN soeISbis shit.shat,
excellent religious and sseuisf vocal and ihstfa.
mental music BIZ the slilelspt eheif, conducted By
and In very iRtsfsitibg addresses, while The en-;
esllsht supper ief med no ihslBHlhvat part OIL the
HiBsba t6Sss present were Rev, Dr. Appisteb,
Mrs Dr. ghsPiBI MI, b. Kirby, Mrs kFAtt, MI
dec BFewBI HftI H9ltEHlsBI, Mrs. Stewart, MFsI
hist pssieT 81 dc church, and who Ii new laps
bessd 70 have been The RHtheF OF the haHHdRE
Mall HePaftE,H which appeared IN the days o.
hleha5d y, tehAsLeBi about 1884, 70 when thsT
2msbg De young ladies we're Misses EmsFleh,
Aaams fsLsibheIF aRd eiaEk' cousin Of MI
AlsA, y, shsRhef9, .s ..,,.,..,,o, .,,,,, n.
ss ssif b. % i VS. 81 ffSsRh s sSf .hs e
tsiBsd the company with history Of the church
and "reminiscences bf he founders, He spoke Of
ths wonderful progress Which bad EIowh Sp! q
work OF DTl, stouE hton, HeWsll, Knowles, stow
and many others He paid special tribute 20 Dr.
spencer u, Gone once IlIllapt ataI Aeterl 70
Comltook and Miner, who were converted while
members OF Congress-
DT. OuthbsTt then took the floor, and being 10
Ss RaSor 81 On sssa wa Ss
Max AdelOr, The good people who had come for
hearty enjoyment were much inclined TO accept
the entertainment
CUM 0RANo SAILS,
and were kept In . continuous roar Of laughter by
the Doctors side-lplitting remarks.
1t was very late hour when the assembly dis.
peTSed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-10
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

Organization Of an Alumni Association,
A meeting Of the graduates Of the law depart,
ment Of Howard University was held at the Uni.
VerSity on Saturday evening, March Q, for the
purpose Of organizing an alumni association. The
dean OF the department, Prof. John NJ. Langston,
OF whose suggestion the meeting was held, was
called 10 the chair, and H. B. Fry, esq, was Ap.
pointed secretary. Prof. Langston briefly stated
the object Of the meeting, when, on motion, the
graduates assembled formed themselves into an
alumni association. A committee WAS appointed
10 consider and report on 0 constitution for the
government Of the association, and which was
submitted by o member In advance. Pending the
consideration Of the constitution BY the commit
tee, addresses were delivered BY W. o. koane,
esq, J. H. Scott, ESQ.,, and Prof. Langston, and
others. The committee, after short retirement,
reported the constitution submitted, with some
alterations, when, on motion, further considers
ton Of the same was postponed until Monday
evening, sth instant. The association then ad-
journed.
The association met pursuant 70 adjournment,
Prof Langston in the chair. The constitution
submitted at the previous meeting was after dis
cussion and amendment, adopted, and the a1so-
ciAtien proceeded to ballot for officers, with the
following result: President, ID. A. Strsker, esq. :;
vice PRECEDENT, J. T. Settle, esq secretary, Henry
B. Fry, esq.,; treasurer, John H. Cook, esq: exc
cutive committee, ]. Harry Smith, A. W. ShAdd
and John W. Cromwell.
After the transaction Of some further routine
business, the association adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-10
HELP THE POOR,
Ladies Of Charity Of o., Vincent De Paul

Ladies OF Charity OF ~, Vincent De Paul,
This association, organised, II will be Fsmsm,
bsIsdr to assist the conference Of the 81, Vincent
de Paul Society, 10 doing an inealeulable sum Of
good, Similar Organisations must eventually
become ~ numerous Is the conferences them,
selves,
the following, condensed from O TeDort Of the
ASSOCIATION, showing the work from the date of
organization, January ls, 1875, 10 February 10,
1910, VIII give good idea Of what Il has accom-
pllshed In the brief period Of four WeekE;
NUMBER OF articles Of clothing reeeIyed pTs,
articles Of bed clothing, II; total, 600. NuabsT
distributed, sss. Number on hand, ia
Number Of articles Of clothing made and mepded.
Isl The ladies Of the mendinR sommittSs
acknowledge the present Of q sewing mSchins sS'o
30 IS not % interfere with the Work On othsy
aISociations the Ladies Of Charity DO not .oitsI,
money. They have, however, received tl5. Thieh
has been expended. Wv "'i'SA
The number Of families visited is2 %. Minnie,
Of orders for elothing received from the seyerSi
eonierencet: Holy Trinity, Georgetown, 8; 81.
PStrick'G, Isl 81. Mathews, g. st. Peters 10; Sd.
pominic'6, soi st. AloysiuS, 10; st. Stephenis I;
Immaculate Conception, u. Total number Of
The number Of members 10 90. The officers are;
Spiritual Director, Rev. J. A. Walter; president,
MIG Morlei vice president, Mrs. Ward; treasurer
4lss heoiern; secretary, Mrs. ClAgett; CORES.
ponaing secretary, Miss Worthington; committee
eeerstaTy, mrs. Armos. The members are from
me alHeIent sections Of the city, and the truly
their meetings and social 10 reported
lives Of the primitive NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of Baltimore Mirror.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-10
DECREASE IN the PAYOF THE POLICE
Proceedings in all the Courts APP
POiBtment of New AssessoFs-Arrsst
of Thieves and Confidence Men
Sketches and Items by Re.
publican Reporters.

For the Middle and Eastern States, falling
barometer, southwesterly winds, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, and occasional rain or snow.
The following was the range Of the thermometer
at Hempler's yesterday: Q. m, $50; 10 .. N.
$40; L M, SEQ; 2 p. NJ, $50; p m, $50; p. NJ
SO; D. m. $50.
Use Patterson & Jones' Trophy tomatoes.
Choice frufts-MaIsgs Fruit Co.. 4Os 9th st.
See the centennial Advertising Medium" al
The United States steamer Gettysburg. Capt.
d. G. McRitchie, will leave the navy yard today
with cargo Of freight for the navy yards at New
York, Boston, and Portsmouth, N. d.
The National W sshington Monument Associa-
ton held ameeti1g yesterday, but without trans
acting any business Of Importance adjourned IN
til Saturday, when II is hoped there Will be
full attendance Of members.
See the Centennial Advertising Medium at
the Ebbitt house.
The REPUBLICAN book and job Office, second
floor Of The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN building
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth
street, for promptness sud excellence of work
Furpssses any Otner printing establishment in
the city.
The stockholders of the Columbia Railroad
Company, at their meeting yesterday, elected
the following DIR :tors for the ensuing year
MessTs. H. A. willard, A. NJ. Clspp, w. B.
Reed, W. B. Todd, Oh. White, W. H. Clagett,
and q. W. Harknc1s.
Lawyers, if they want their work done we'll
and promptly, should send their briefs to The
REPUBLICAN book printing department. second
hCOr NATIONAL REPUBLIC building, corner
Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Gentlemen replenishing their depleted ward
robes should not fail to inspect the beautiful
stock OF new goods Just brought from New York
by ]. W. Wade, and new on exhibition at his new
and attractive store, No. 9l5 Seventh street.
This evening the Female 1ntermediste.schooI,
No. /, Second district, will give an entertain
ment at the Seaton school building: The PRO;
grsmme will include singing, recitations, and
the usual exercise OF q school Entertainment. An
admission fee Of twenty-five cents will be col
lected at the dOor.
Markrter has four of BreWerton's favorlte pas
tel paintings; RlsS, two Of Wild's oil paintings.
embracing subjC cts Of local interest-scenes n
the Potomac and Rock creek-Which he is offer
ing remarkably cheap for cash. Also, beautiful
EUuvGnirs Of Washing in the way Of art treasures.
Don't fail to call and see these attractive srti-
Cles.
kessrs, Lstimer 4 Cleary, auctioneers sold for
Joseph H. Bradley. trustee, south ball 81 pEisin7l
lot q, square 9, improved by q tWo.stOfy brick
DWELLING z, and situated on Twenty-siHth street,
between and X streets northwest, to s. NOfris
Thorn for el1oO And snhisnl TO $500 taxes. Also,
for Eugene Cafusi, trustee, part Of lot 10, in
square FSs, being on Thirteenth street, between
q and Il, to Mary U'Bfieh for ELI per square
fppt.