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New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
WORK BEHIND PRISON BARS.
REPORT OF TIE PRISON AssoCIATION-nD TO DIE
CHARGED CONYlCTs-THE OVEhCROWDiNG
THE PRISONS.

REPORT OF THE PRISON AssOCIATON-AID TO DIS
CHARGED CoNYICTs-THE OvERCROwDING OF
THE PRISONS.
The Executive Committee of the Prison
Association OF NewYOrk have prepared their thrueth
annual report During the year. 1890 discharged con-
vcts applied 10 the association for relief or these 7le
were aided in obtaining employment and III OF that
number were situations out Of the city; 612 deti
tute couvicts were provided with TEMPORARY lodging
and board until places we're secured for them or until
they had obtained work through their own exertlons
l93 were sent their homes or friends at distance
I76 discharged eonvicts we're supplied with clothing
1a2 were furnished with tools and 6l prisoners families
were relieved in various ways. The General Agents re-
port shows that AVA prisoners we're visited IN the
detention prisons il this city. Brooklyn, and N other
counties in stae $50 prisoners were advised as to
their condition before the COURTS 327 Complaints we're
carefully examined; 9s complaints we're Withdrawn on
recommendation OF the Agent; Ct prisoners were dis
charged from custody his recommendation; 1876 per
sons we're defended before the who unable
10 provide themselves with counsel over LOCO copies
Of magazines, pamphlets, and newspapers were dis
tribued each week in the various detention prisons
and the demand always exceeds the supply IN
addition, library consisting vi several hundEeI VOL
umes. has been placed IN the Peniteutly On blac&-
wells Isaud aud additions nave Deen made 10 'he
libraries the stale Prison at sing .AS, ala the EeA-
tenuary OF KInge County.
increased attention heen given the condition Of
jan prisoners and TO the Ianences and administrator
prisoner under sentence. except such under
teuce Of death, shall emplOyed This requirement
deregarded s. OF the co counties O tie state The
number OF conVlets aGmItIeu 10 lAe Elk tSh!ten
was greater than tn any former year Tue total mum
Der AZ the beginning OF the year was 2.S56 number
admitted during year, $50 number discharged,
including the deaths and TO DardOns 1886 mdking
1856 prisoners who have received treatment III the pen
iteutiaries during year. and 9l12 remaining IN
prison the be ginning OF the present or those
admitted 2.56 per cent were unable 20 read and write
Tue three state prisons, sing Sing Clinton. and AG
burn, OvercrOwded, although nearly 800 prisoners
were dis charged single month LAST summer uuder
the operation OF the amended law for increasing the
cOmmuatOn OF time for good conduct On the last day
December there IN tbe state Prison at Auburn
2sI men; the Clinton State Prison. $50 men the
sing sing state Prison, I2G8 and l35 women IN tho
AsyIuu for the Criminal Insane, 90 men and 10 women
total 322 Ii3 women. l. j. recommended that
the hardened aud criminals Of bOth classes be
separated from the younger and m 70 inexperienced
conyicts, anu attention should be PAID 10 aUOT
anu Iustruc
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
TUE CAREER OF A swINDLER STOPPED.

Charles +. Stearns of Boston was taken be-
torn tho Touns Police Court yesterday charge OF
undling HIS mode OF proceeding was 10 obtain GER
tAcate Of deposit for small sum- from some country
hank and raise Il 10 large amount passing 1t for ts
pparent face value Tue detectives secured his indic
ment here by the Grand Jury for swindhng stenway
90 some four montus asd then awaited his arrest
IN Boston sGerne however returned TO 1his city ana
was arrested on the charge OF attempting 10 S"lHue
- W Adano or No 800 broadway by a raised Ger
,.a, - deposit on the Union National Bank 0i Rah-
49, n + Mr. Adams detected nim aud an officer took
bln To Tie ToB0s Police Court on 4ndi uai NneIs ne ne
ease ln the papers Mr stenway Snd the dtbeuyeS Wis
ted fbe ToInbs and tdenuhed Dy the FORMER az
The man VINO had deceived hm. -.
sterne mas yicu:nzed numerous other persons 10 TINS
.,tv srd v1ciuity aud they will lodge complaints
AGAINST him at an early day.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30

Of oil the Wardens from 5000 sl.oS0 and cutting
down the salaries OF clerks the Depart
ment a. much as $500 IN salary OF t4o0 The estimate
OF the Department. has been reduced 1000 by the
Board OF ADpOrtOnment, and the present lowering OF
salarlesis required 10 meet this reduction.
The report tia, the salaries Of the uniformed force Of
the Fire Department be reducec the ls OF Feb
ruary untrue The salaries fixed by law aud
not be reduced by the COmmi .sOuers.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
HORSE and CARRIAGE Market.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Jan. 20, Is

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Jan 20, 1873
There has been a marked improvement IN
the horse and carriage market during the last week
Buyers strengthening in number, and the prices
an increased vitality in this interest. The re-
newed activity felt in ali departments hr Arch.
Johnston reporting sales OF second hand seighs &C
prices close the heels Of those demanded for new
work
Below give the figures obtained at Mr.. Johnston's
sale today Thirtsenth-st, between University place
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
ooNsrRvArrvr sExrrN1xr IN Lor1s1AxA

The following Is an extract from letter
received By IN this city from customer
hVing in one Of the interior villages OF louisiana:
II s with undi guised satisfaction that write that
AL Ia quiet iu Trrre BOnne Parish. We were AFRAID
of trouble, but. FAR, the people here listen 10
reason W. propose 20 solve political questions by
Al sppea 10 he District Court Tnese SAD times for
the Conservative portion Of our people suner and De
srOug T. good motto but is there no limit 10 our
suf.rtugs The defeated Radical candidates Of our
parish are about seated II We have new cleo
ton what guarantee have that the retIrns Will Bot
be again Manipulated suit the party IN power T.
We glory IN the stand that New York and other States
Through their mas meetiDg9 have taken IN regard 10
az. new election means coercion, and nothing else.
II new election dOes take place, believe the white
people viii IL 20 bY default. Grant, by his quasi
snpp0rt Kellogg and party doing great wrong and
be knows IT, Low partsans even now going around
tbe country stir up the negroes THESE partsS ns
belong 20 the Kellogg party The white people Of the
state well informed " De forced by sheridan 10
commit any overt acts.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
TIE FRoPosED FILLING OF coENrIEssLIP.

TIE PROPOSED FILLING OF COENTIE5sLIP.
The proposition TO fill in Coentles-slip meets
general favor and the project. which has agi
tated for years, FrOnt-st formed the line OF the
waterfront viii probably De carried An Ordi-
TO make SOuth-st the continuous line OF water
front without any break Interruption and wleh has
already been drawn MP aud approved by the Dock Com
mssioners and its Engiaeer-nChicf will be submitted
at the next meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen. Tne
only opposition the filling up OF this basin ia made by
few owners Of caualboas, ana they not very per
sistent their objections. TIE law permits them to
make harbor FOR their boats only between the
Of MAY and December OF each year. and this restriction
has had the general effect Of driving them other
localities principally the Atlantic basin BROOKLYN
te presence OF elevators makes tue beTths
desirable. II the Winter months the Erie RIlwaY
Company portion OF COentessip for their barges
determined opposition 10 ante pated from t1at
Company.
The passage Of the ordinance will furnish q place
where street dirt and ashes he dumped without
pense injury the city the harbor The vaue OF
property winch vii. De created according TO the views
dealers will exceed $500 0O0 ana the
the Of the piers to be built Yield eonsdera
10 tue city, There Is no doubt OF ne
the ordinance, and then will pass away Of the
few remaining features OF loN er New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

to the Senate the following nominations:
Post be COnsa Santiago, Cape Verde Islands Posa.
trsThomas Packard, HOuon Ne Hiram smith souta basly
Fails ". Green. Pail River Mas d. Berry. Fonda
" T. Morton Bristol Coan J. II. SnOoE NJ Csmens MICH
LApser Jsmes Howard. Nj Sterling K7 g. ksEhe
kiorI Ky Defiance ONO A. seyDou PBs
RluH Ak
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30

DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS AND REDUCTIONS.
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correc-
ton made awards Of contracts for groceries, hardware
dry goods etc. H. X. ThurDer Co.. Ieht' Gris"oid
Co.. Louis sternbach. aud Walsh Colt Fio1Ier were
amons those whose BIDS we're accepted. The Commis
ousrs ALSO revised the salary list reducing the salaries
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30
MINIATURE ALMANAc.

sun nses.... 7:l2 lets.. 10 hoou use' lSO
/ pAY-AH
Ss,dy Hook 20 2U3 Hell ISts Ferry. a59
! ~
Sandy HooG. l.54 aDd -2b Hell Sss FcT7" 10
New-York tribune., 1875-01-30

Representative Jewett of the Kansas Legis-
lature for Barbour County arrived Topeka with botn
legs badly frozen and several other Representative
wers ss0s-s0sBa tgx sevesal days ON tbe Plans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
Aviso al p1blico.

No habiendo obtenido ell resultado
que me prpuse al hacer presente por
mi anuncio en- Noyiembre del 72,
que en- 10 successive 6rmarfa con mi
segundo apellido, por existir otros in-
dividuos con ell nombre de Francisco
Ramirez, con que antes autorizaba
todos mis- escritos y puestO que sligo
esperimentando los mismos periui-
clos en- la reeepcien de mi correspon-
dencia asf como entorpecimientos en-
mis- negocios y operaciones, he re-
suelto valerme nuevamente del pc
ri6dico para signi6car generalmente
y en- especial a todas las pelsonas
con quien estoy en- relaciones, que no
omitan por ningun motiyo ell estam-
par en- Ia correspondence que. me
dirijan y en- las cuentas que, acaso
puedan abrirse en- sus libros, mi se-
gundo apeiIido materno y en- la forma
en- que aparece suscrito el presente
annncio; bien entendido gus desde
saara protesto mi irresponsabilidad
en- cual quior easo 8 incidents que pu-
desc CHI u ar aeusra OMISSION.
PoaIto RIO q &c Noviembre de
1S74.-FEanclsco Ramirez y Lugo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
J GER E A !.

.rseg
Tene e gusto de anunciar al publico que desde esta
fecha queda alberta de cOmerco esta Plaza
caIle de la Cruz num- 35, plaza principal. Los
tes de la. elegancia Gle la moda pueden concurrr
ella la segurdad de quedar satisfechos pues, ha
biendo adquirido de antemano magnifcas reaciones
mportanes del extranjero, ha logrado pro-
de completo al par que eXceente surtdo de
mercancas, que pueden competr con las mejores que
importan la Isla, tantO en- calidad como en-
precios.
Hay para senofas senortas novedad completa en-
clase de sombreros precios que Sc han yendi
do la plaza; puos, golasy corbatas de la mas es
qusita elegancia; abrgos para teatro de paseo de
merin0 de seda, superior cadad; gran varledad en-
vare9s, poplmes gros, chaconadas, batisas de hio,
warandol de ho de algodon cretonas, creas breta-
mas, tea real tea de rosa, estopillas, bramante flo
rete e glsto delicado en- adornOs para traes de
sonora, cntas blondas de seda encajes antimacasa
res medas de odas classes precios, desde seis reaes
par hasta cnco pesos docena; botas polanas de las
que venden en- la pl "a az, q Us Sc reazan aqui
a IA, Is 20 reaes par.
Para cabaeros: camsas de todas clase 4 Ii, g 24,
81 $5 na cazoncillos de hilo $40 II docena ca
mseas 2, a, $40 docena; calcetines 3, H. 20 y
26 reaes; panuelos de hilo bancos de color, II,
~, 81 $48; corbatas de reaes una; sombreros
precios vist0s los que venden en- la plaza
$33 realizan 70 reales uo, los de paa reales;
driles bancos de color sumamsnte baratos, vendien
dose los de clase superior reaes vara; gran surdo
de paos easticotinas marinos cachemires; trenclas
torros, sargas, botones javoncilos para marcar.
Para ambos sexos: una infnidad de artculos que
ser1a pro 10 enumerar los que realizan precios
equitativos acomodados todas las rtunas siendo
de advertr que en- cada de ellos rebaja lie "A
parte, y en- algunos mas de su justo rrecio
Hay finamente gran baratillo porcelana que me-
ior ilamara regalo patos de clase superior 6y
reales docena, fuentes de idem tapas "a y 8
leales una, soperas de idem g. 10 IL reales una,
tazas correspondientes platitos II reales
locena
Con todo 10 cual espera dear complacido los par
tidaos de la ecnomlay del buen gusto que teagan La
amabilidad de obsequiarle con presencia.
Puerto Rico Diciembre de 1874
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

y al p6blico en- general, asegurandO no tendran
NADIA que desear, pues al efectO cuenta con una
escogida servidumbre, espaciosos cuartos para
familias, cantina bien provista, bafi0s friOs 8
calientes Ia 0rden, barbero &Za &s; todo pre-
clos ecuitativos al alcaDce de todas las foTtunas.
Un empleadO del Hotel va bOrdo, siempre
que legan vapores para ponerse q ia orden de
los Sres. pasageres v encargarse de La conduc-
cion dc sus equipajes en- un bOte especial man
dado construir expresamente para este seIvlclO
con mocion mecanica, que le ilnpele mas yelocl-
dad que una maquiLa de vapor, espaclo sun
con sus maletas de viaje, Ell cual esta adisposi-
cion dc los Sres. pasagerOs para pasear por La
bahia. San Tomas 10 de EnelO de 1S74.-FGtiGh
(I6sl7nahn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
NURVl LINRl DR VAPORRS ISPAAOLRS

kxrxeE EsvERpoOx. PgEssTo-1sCo
hacienda peoilco
Sr AtmerY anJnan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERTO--RICO.

Ell dueno de este acreditado establecimiento tiene
gusto de partcipar los senores vageros de la Isla,
como de fuera que ell expresado Hotel sin duda uno
de los prmeros de esa Capital por La escura
limpieza de sus habitacones, por la solidez
qusitos condimentos de comdas 10 que participO
en- la seguridad de que el que honre su ospe
daie ira satisfecho.-Agastin Gutierrez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
AN NUNCIO.

Ell conocido escultor D. Salvio Bras de cuyos ira
baos en- MADEIRA tanto ha Ocupado en- amos anterio
res la prensa de esta Capital ha vueto abrr su taller
de escuura, pintura, dorado fabrca de espeios en-
la cae de la Fortaeza num- z, donde ofrece al us-
trado pdblico de toda la Isla.
Restaura los esneiOs Que esten en- NAL astadn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
HOTEL I BADOS DEL "INIVG9.

El que suscribe, dueno de dicho estableciui.,,
ticipa sus muchos amigos y constantes tayora'A
de esta localidad del exterior, que siguieu5o
continue desvelo por introducir en- Ell servico :
mesa de gu casa, todos los adelantos que ls -.
patibles, sin perdonar ninguna clase de sacrss
mantener inalterable ell credito de que viene AN
do por bondad de sus numerosos parroquianos !,
tando con un sufciente ndmero de c6modas ' !.
das habitaciones, con un espacioso fresco con-, =
entendidos dependencies para todos los seryic;a
casa. no omitira medic alguno para deiar Comm
todo el que Sc digne honrarle con su asistspcs
de Tetuan. mum. 9.-Puerto-Rico 81 de Ago.
IS7A.-Onofre Nicolau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
C()NPANlA REAL DR TlPORTS C()RRR(B lNGLkSkS

- SUBVENCIONADA POR Ell GOBIERNO DE O. M B.
DE PUEMEN- k&EaO sArs EzaOM AS EIkORA OTg&Os Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
Coches, calesas, car

retelas de dos asentos de dos cuatro, de cuatro
de seis asentos cas nuevos Sc venden precios mo-
dicos, Sc fean para Rio-pedras, Carolina Caguas
on casa de T. Ramos 0-IO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
Almacen-T Taller.
Gale de San JastO Dssmer0 lO

sa vapden muy baratos los articulos siguientes:
T6mparas fsroles de diversas formas; y 0tros or
istos necesarios toda clase de alumbrado
Tuberfa de hielro plomo de varios dlametros
Bombas distntos precios para sacar aqua
Sc hacen trabajos de installation reparaclOn uOn'
cilio para surtir de aqua gas
Diriirse para los pedidos otros detaes dicho g.
A. Aahlpcimienf0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
Una familla muy CO

nocda en- ess Capital por buenos antecedentes ad
mite pupilaje caballeros senoras, medic pupi-
laie todos aquelos que quieran avorecerle para 10
cal ofrece un esmerado trato c6modas ventiladas
babtacones -Informaran. FOrtaDeza. 1G.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

meIocdb
ht0sde n jabes
,bcaao r5nalo,
GSnoesM sMnfNHgn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
Hotel International,
CALLE PRINCIPAL.
Fyeste al bancO y cl9b International
- 60, de San Thomas.

y 81 que suscribe, propietario de este c6modo
eetabIecimiento, situadO en- 10 mas centricO de
y Gale del Concrete, cerca de los nnelles, coz
Eernosas vistas del puerto y de la Ciudad, tie
ne elh0nOr de OfTecerlO sus numerosOs amigos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
DR.. r. M. Ponte
DENTISTA.

Participa su numerosa clientela de esta Capital,
que solo peranecera aqu hasa el pr6ximomes de Fe-
brero.
A la vez, pone eonocmiento de los habitantes de
la Isa, que vistara muy breve las prncpales po-
blaciones para correspondent las nvitacones que de
continGo recibe.-Puerto. Rico Enero7 de 1875 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
IRON WEI Ol!
PREPARADo PoR D. SILVESTRE PARES
Nd n Va % AZ % Wis.

Este RON puro de cana goza de una merecida fans
ria Isa por prouiedades anti-espasmodicas e,
macales destruye los acidos del est6mago dela a
tomarlo un gusto suaye agradable, ayudando ia
0arrafones botelas la Agencia de L. G., San jus
70 ntim. o. San Juan Pto.-Rico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

COMING POLITICAL CoNvENTIONs.-Jan-
uary ., New Hampshire republican state
convention, Concord. January 5, Texas
democratic state convention, Galveston.
January II, Texas republican state conven-
ton, Houston. January -, republican ma
uOnal committee, Washington, to select the
time and place for holding the national con-
Nention. February y, Indiana republican
state convention, Indianapolis. March Is,
lnCtaJa democratic state convention, In
cianapolis. May 8, national convention of
prohibitionists To nominate a Presidential
ticket, ETC., Cleveland. May II. national in-
dependent convention TO nominate Presi-
dental ticket, INDIANAPOLIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28
READING NOTICES.

THE CROWN PERFUMES are distilled from
natural flowers. Fifty distinct odors to Sc
lect from: ASK for the new OdOrs, Crown
Bouquet, Wild Flowers of India, &C.
CoLG ATE & Co.'S VIOLET TOILET WATER.
A most eXquisitely delicate and delightful
perfume for the bath or handkerchief. Large
size bottles, Al; small size, so cents. For sale
by all druggists and fancy goods dealers. 6
COLGATE Co.'S STERLING SoAP-A
new and very carefully prepared Soap for
laundry use. Superior in quality yet rea-
sonable in price. One pound cakes only ten
cents. For sale by all grOcers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

No OPPOSITION TO Ir-According to the
new edition of the American Cyciopedia row
being published, i've states b ave provided by
constitutional law against sectafian instruc-
tion IN their schools. The states are South
Carolina, Kansas, Arkansas, Nebraska and
Nevada. The people Of no state have ever
voted down the proposition, and il is APP
parent that there viii be very little OPPOSE
ton 20 Mr.. Blaine's amendment anyWhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

~Mr. Lewis ID. Crenshaw, q Well-known
mill owner and merchant, died at Richmond
last night.
Augusta Mayhem, well-known con-
tributOr TO the London Punch is dead.
eS'Ex Queen Isabella of Spain is reported
TO be Ill with measles.
agThe business portion OF the village of
Avon, N. Y, was destroyed by fire Saturday.
The loss is estimated At $4,000.
kyA Berlin dispatch says Russia will
make the disorders in northern Khokand a
pretext for the annexation of the Remainder
OF the country.
80 Tie statue OF Napoleon was replaced on
the Nendome column In Paris YESTERDAY in
presence OF q large crowd, but there was no
demonstration.
@Advices from Panama to the 18th inst.
STATE that Senior Aizp1ra has osen elected
provincial president or the repubIfa. TIA
exiied president, DR.. Aroseneua is in eau
ca, and TX Is rumored that an expedition is
oeing Tilted out 20 !einstate him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

THE LIBERIAN WAR-Def6dt O|the N5tiUeS.
Advlces just received in this city from Lii
IBERIA represent that the war with thenatiyes
is practically ended. Several battles have
been fought, and in every engagement, with
The exception of that on the 10th of Oct0ber.
the natives have been badly beaten. Even
IN the skirmish where the Liberian trOops
reiTeated panic-stricken from the field il
was afteTward ascertained that the natives
also became frightened and turned their
backs to the enemy. General Crayton, who
commanded the troops, was drunk when the
opposing forces met, and, conceiving the idea
that the Liberiaus were surrounded ordered
hasty retreat, setting an example Dy start
ing of himself Crayton has been displaced
az d X A: sherman given the command
PhaGdeiI tiG Times.
Later advices state that the republic is at
present divided on the color question, a party
having arisen against President Roberts on
account OF his not being of pure African
blood: 1t Is feared that disSJder may arise
out of the question, and the more conserya-
tive of the Liberians would be glad to be rid
Oft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

Posi- OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT HOLLO-
WAY INDICTED.-The United States grand
jury in Indianapolis on Friday returned an
Indictment against Harry Holloway, super
lntendent OF the post Office and brother to
postmaster Holloway, charging him with
receiving - goo from w. c. Mason in co1sid-
Grafton of securing for him contract for re-
pairing mail bags, sacks, sc. AS soon as
MIR. Holloway learned of his Indictment he
rendered his resignation as superintendent
OF the post office, and, in company with his
attorney, presented himself at the United
states marshals Office for arrest, and gave
bond In 5000. Mr.. Holloway demands an
immediate trial, and is sanguine OF an ac-
guiffzi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

STEAM STREET CAR.-The Atlantic ave-
nue. horse railroad, In Brooklyn, is TO expert
ment In steam street car between Flatbush
avenue and East New York. 1t resembles
an ordinary street car, but on the Inside mir
rOrs, from ceiling To floOr, conceal the boiler
from the view of passengers. The engineer
in front, is Enclosed by semi circular plat
form, and has adjoining bis seat a coal-box
and other appliances. The machinery is
o-0~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

ROUGH ON LIQUOR SELLERs.-The coro-
ners JSS-y In the case OF the child killed in
its mothers arms by a kick OF a drunken
father, In Westerly, Rhode Island, returnc 1
a verdict that the person from whom the
father purchased the liquor which made him
drunk was guilty of the murder of Ihe boy.
Tie father, Philip Gallagher, was held In
81 900 to aHgwer before court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-28

GIVE BIG INJUNs.'-The collapse of Mel
Buntline's dramatic company in Springfield.
Mass, threw five big Indians penniless upon
the cold world. They Immediately quartered
themselves upon the city almOner, who at
tempted TO snip them out of town via the
Boston IL Albany railroad, but the conductor
put Them of the cars in West Springfield
and they soon reappeared to the almoner in
all their native grandeur. The law requires
the railroad which brings a"foreign" person
into the state TO carry him out of it, and the
alRloner proposes 10 enforce II; but the nice
point arises, How can Indians be construed
10 he foreigners?