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, 1876-01-27
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Judge W1laco stil continues sick. and The
County Cout, idio.
,.,..;., n.,,. fro.,, ~ .,,o f,,i,,,r., r,,,x,
hus'la o. Dos,o, ,'eth " 'no e'''''''"' ooa's'
Whh cohnfted 10 nla beu ycetoEday.
Sberifr Arnold Of Will Comfy. tho boes hauc.
nav Yesterday.
l!p fssfes. nosoa eha'ae1ee ol tao i"an-
sieth Ward, indicted Tor repeatsnE A. tho fall
election, was arrested yesterday and placed In
Jail.
rn,,,ar Harm. mad. hta HraA l,ont on tba
ron,,.. .r,o,a,rr ras,or,1.v n,n ~ ~. hui,d.
eohhsy !1easutS SestesuaS' uha o't 'ne oui'a-
inH fnnd IN ba,i ooildltion: NO more pllle Gun bo
paid from tho fund until too recently authorized
n"ae u o'oaS 30 n'a'o' ....,
Tho Committee on Public Borvico mot rostcr'
day. aud agfec cd 70 recon,mohd 10 tho County
Board that tle Eaarses Ut tho county otnploYos
ba restored to thu old .iGllEcs Tho recommends
ton will be presented to the Board To-day
md Twcnt,otb Wa,ds. Indicted for frauds At tho
e,,sriar nsNriIon' IL sct for tasmorr"w rho
;IIeosi votcrs ~ tho inte ret,rrnl aloctiop viii
hnys IN o,,portuoity 10 bo hoard tho eau,o tlay.
f,o,. Doyer,tlua vcsseraay forwarded a n,r3on
! to Hnortr Aeuow tor d prisoner in tie iail
uan,el Edwsfii Barber. Who VIVA sentonosI /" n
ySar'n i,,nrsonmont tI,o 30th Of OntoI,er. Inr-
i,crr nfYa,,so wna Committing M aRsaIt with In,
| tent 10 do bodily iuiu1y,
-. ,..,-
Cabbhgo Aykh. convicted sotno time ago
OF Keeping common eMn!ng-nouho: anl sen-
eeneea sp @ pay a,oas e u VS. as
cnafecd lfom custooy, Y apPeashs tnAt eihee
ntH coauneneHt " aaeHa auo oslet property
aaa sAooohly 'Anlsuea'
The county empluycs arc, II reports be true,
aeon TO bo proyided Will, t}epouitory fur tboir
| funds Tha t1asInau-A American Bank 1t Is said,
| will shortly OCCUPY the building recently ocel..
plod BY the Comiasscal Loau Company. coruer
| ofT utr
...;. a.. 49, =. A.. on,,.-
ano .aa.tns On .nS ,,t hoot ., tno Gounag ray
sc1an o.ace' w an.en hs. hsss".uu "an e"tco J.,
LOW asys hEo, nan stnSa &C. oeen .l neasoseu' - ~
,to .uss ~ w III ~ liz III s ~ ~
w9cu taahes ;'i,s =! %fa ~ .ua ul. lue
| of's'oaa p"i " no" 8o1o ~ na'e peeu efFoaeoas'
Herdcr, Of Dtedrich & Hefder, had an e1tond-
! cd n!,d excited interview with COMMISSIONER
Carroll yesterday. The result WAS, taking the
Commissioner for authority, that Mr.. Herlcr
| entirely exouorated Mm from auy connection
with tho alleged irregularities in refcronce 70
percentages. Tho Commissioner WAS satisfied
| from tho interview. howoyer, that como ono of
hsa fellow nombers would be finally implicated
in the nffair III the investigation before the
, 1876-01-27

10 Tia Ed,sor NJ TAs Chtru1o Tribune:
CHICAGO. Jan. 2G.-1s IL possible that tho City
Iroasury is in such bankrupt condition that
tho poor streot-workerH have to wait from threo
10 four mouths for their amall earnings7 !
know n man on this lido with sick vito and
thrco small girls, Z, 3. aud 10 years Old. who has
about sa3 coming to him from tho Eoard Of
Public Works, aud without cont to keep hiH
poor family from starving, wlflo he Is told to
cali for his pay by tho middle Of alarch-the pay
for work performed during tho months OF No.
vembor and December lust. I should like to
know II the big bugs in that Office hare to walt
70 long for their salary. do not think It.. II
ind boon tho foad Of said Office, my first thought
should certainly bo to SEQ tho poor, STRIVING
Horkmcn paid, and il after this thing Was aof-
tied no tnuney was loft, would wait 1or my own
salary sill tho money WIS thcro. rlcaae aeo
about this irrceularity, and try to relieve taosa
poor, starying sufferers II yDn can. md ohligo
4 NEST SIDE TAXPAYER.
, 1876-01-27
Inability OF tho Supreme Confl to act will 1eAve
tho Judgment OF tin lower court In force:
L. D.
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
THE AroL1,o CLuR CONCERT.
Tho second concert OF tlo Apollo Club will
ssxe plaoo this ovenin9 At McCormick'h Hall,
upon which occasion the Club will have tho aa-
aslanco Of ,ss. II. II. Smith, tho boston aoprano,
the Quakor City punrsotto, and Mrs. Regina Wat
aon, pianist. Tho programme will he ~ followsi
pAnr
l. r.r. sonss e. A,snss so;;; Mss.oa
S''''' quaisr c,ty Qiarsas. ..
!, rano soo fajsnsise HSs iii, o. H.. clopia
.Nra. r. nna lldtfrt,
F VIE r'SGE
Nrs. q. A. smHh. ,,..+
Q. Fart Autumn '................ .Mactarren
:. Chorus" rslstlm.' Chorus y l1snnhauscrt
a,o VIZ: w;.sgE :M.gneI
afrs. frfnna NHtspn.
.. s''o Sia
IL Qna,tsiic" ,;ish.s narsenins shaiss .AGs
n 2sss, Sfs[, ey ~, 2u9.ts ,n violin
liz. SMith. Mr. Xiii, aai tiab.
IL. rart song-" satlozn Sung Aitton
TIE vow nu1ow coScEnta.
The Von Bulow concorsa Will tako place Non.
daY. Wednesday, md Friday ovonsnEa. and
Saturday afternoon Of noxt weok. ut McCor.
micll's ltnll upon whici, OCCASION the great
panist will be assisted bY hltts Lizzie Ctonyn,
a Buffalo soprAuo, Of whom rapport rpchks very
highly. Tho sale Of seats will commence at
Root 4 Sons' music s!oro, No. 155 State street,
tomorrow morning.
Tho programme Of tho opening concert will
bc nH follows:
L. ~ rsnts!s'e M eh51nttoa ct Fnsne s. Bach
2. H,uAta. upus VI. Nc. !. iu dst...., Beethoven
Al'rEyo--Sehcr3 -Atinuttto-lttsto.
y Jtt.3 Nlnlan,a !" II Hosa.".. .srohr
~ 1t5.) La yta frIice. Urus ss3........ Beethoven
lfns LI7-r Eronyn.
"a Prelude and l'ugue. Opus a5,l
(Io,) Tires songs Without WoriE}
u l'oliah soug. iArrau2ed Gy Ltslt.} tch,,tr
~ "a rerteuss. OnHs 57...... ........ oH"f-e
ltd.} Valse hrlllante. Opus Il.........J
It4.} Can2onetta +" Mia Etcc!reliA.' from
3. aaivator ltora}. Dome,
(tt.1 Th0ufrt fisH unto 4 Flower. fiubiusteiu
1lH Lizzie E5nHyn.
4. yenezia SapoA. uouholcrA Turanton. .Lasz.
, 1876-01-27
VISITING THE SINS Of THE FATHER UPON
THE Chilli

Jpsctal Dlspateh % Ths ChIeado TTibNn<.
DEs MoISEs H., Jau. 2G.-A faw montha ago
man named Thompaoa attempted to murder
his wife 1t . hotel in Council Bluffs. lie las q
son, who wAs married about ono yaar ago to an
exemplary young lady. The son went to
visit hla father in prison relative to
lus!ncss Atfaisd. and vas obtained longer
than hsd been expectel. His wife
rot nervous and excited oyor his delay, and ono
day Htarted after him Gil foot. She was met by
= frioud, who returned her To her home. Bhc
Immediately became prostrhsed, aud in fow
days dtod Ncr husband, being worn out from
fatigue froul coDUtant care Of bis wife, and
oyerburdeued With gr1of at hs own loaa and his
fathers Disgrace, hih sssson becamo dotlroned,
aud he ID now 1nAulAc.
, 1876-01-27

>DunrquE, Ia, Jan. 2o.-Fbo magician Msc-
Alisters personal enectst also the chamber sot
OF furniture. and otheE gifts awarded but not
delivered On Saturday night. are E..ll bold for
doba, ali the negotiations for release having
failed. lilo has no atAmrs aud no friends to 60
SECURITY for lis debts. lie owe1 $50 for musto,
e5O for furniture. s.4 for crockory. and dubt
tn Davenport All tho cfailns wore STAYED of
until the last night aua combined in wholesale
RttBclMeDt.
, 1876-01-27
AFIGHT WITH INDIANS,

Spsttdl Dupa&ch to tn ChEaoa IriouAs,
KAssAs CiFY, No., Jan. 2g.-From trader
who arrived In this city Tonight. your CORE
spoudont obtained particulars OF hght between
United States troops and Apache indians, which
took plaza about 20 mhes southwest OF BanLA Fe,
N, ~. - TIA l7th insA tbs toops mare On
, 1876-01-27

70 ths Edftor Of The Chteago 1r.buHs:
CHICAGO, jan. 2G,-Tho report given in your
iesue Of this morning OF tho inquest md inves-
tigntion regarding tho death Of Cortland ].
Coon containB SEVERAL Berous er1ors, which, III
Justice to tho relatives and many frienls Of 1fr,
Coon, should DO corrected. Mr. @. entesed tie
Washingtonian Homo during the curly part of
November. placing himself voluntarily under its
core, with III evident determination to overcome
lis appetite aud rid himseIt OF Ills habs Of iu-
lulgonoe In strong drink.
From tho tlmo OF entering tho Homo to tho
day of his death his conduct waa exemplary aud
his resolution unbrokon, aud tho officers
aud members OF tue institution, AZ
we'll "a bis employers and aasoci-
atns., believe they have conclusive aud
hu had kept tho pledge ho had given on entering
tho Homo inylolato.
Mt. @. did nut borrow money from tho book
keeper of tho Homo on tho contrary, ho was at
reward Of his OWE industry and fsugAlity, which
le WAS continually using sud dispensing IN b
liberai mauuor for tho benuat Of his less fortuI-
ato feliow.boasdera.
tho clerk undoubtedly arose from the fact TINT
Mr. Eoou was accustomed when spending an
evening away fEoua tha institution (Which waa
very seldoln) 70 leayo his m0ney for prudential
REASONS with tho clerk, which ho did on tic Sat-
urday previous TO llis death.
Alter spcudlns Saturday eyoning at tho opera,
,,' AT. ~ ] nas y. tH'o oae aaalnaueu ny sue w1tef'
..rn wnu & .;.,.e ssas ~. aoasy ne,o1u To-
fasns ,,a ,i H. sn ~ uot
au s",r%s s.n,,e M ti.a ~ pun.
tS S hp h"npeso sna =. su1usnce n ~ utna. ano est
sac, hoaI' f. H. @pla9eu. pr
se,1nw.cIs- snd Wa a. tS.t ~ t,a m"a setan soei y
sansr r,ao.e,, tu at H"e ~ ~ 'uas t!ae pe''ees!y
a. IN n,siaaa H. enu. ~ App'ataages, Mtia.
con;'i e!o'n ~ 40 w. 1aaen III ~ sohs,oe
s'u4., ~ wv '.' t . mno.o 10 aeo
~, M Mnns" u9s"t'u 'ue hohf eo''oneo aoo D.
wl.t bo.'na ~ ,bn ,,onau .,,,,ot, +, ,,,,,,.
Iii. i'" ~ , =. su ~ saouey Eucn ae uhaoups-
1m suay !.au 1. p H.. tsat' ia tome may neVsr le
unr IL ,mnnou;t;nn n1 m aso
sa1, .;,h ~ 10y. 'uAoas'1o'e og thoss ao
| ao1s4'0o "'so 'ao 'aesa' CLE4A.
rur ,vu coT,,-x n,z,
r -. p,,,.' '",r.. c..e'"s .evs'. ',. uoei!lA4"
49, c"' .as'' w.. o oc eNv .1 41'euM:
, 1876-01-27

rod devils. Aftor fighting nearly ha1f-a-day tli
troops nanaeoil to got away With tia loss ui Oh,
man and threo badly wounded. At 1east txept
Indians woro a!aln, a. tho soaisEs wers armst
ntth oatbiucs aud uacu them to good advantage
, 1876-01-27

binding yot, nor ara there any on thu ground.
expect it will bo somo tin,o bofora thorb wtll.
I hear from tho carpenter doing tho carpenter
work thas 10 Oh, hss to 10. q! biz mon 60 Y Tow
lle cannot 20 ahead en- nccounk OF the other me-
chanica having contracts. HpEouLATon
, 1876-01-27

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 20-At tho. Democratic
CAUCUS tonight proposition was Hubtnlttod to
establish morning Democratic daily hero, pro-
yidcd 1,Uo0 paid-up subscribers al 50 each Wero
guaranteed, After long discussion, It wsn do
cided to accept the proposition. and special
committee ms appointed " solicit hubscribels
aud put tho now concern on its f1et. It was also
decided that tho paper ,nlst bo decidedly Domo-
cratic In tono, and pledged u support tue Demo-
cratic Presidential nominee. whoever he may be,
aud that 1t must not b0 run in tho interest OF
any particular faction or Presidential aspirRnt.
Tho now paper Ia now ilxst fact.
, 1876-01-27

Special D4p4teA to The chfcago 7f.buns.
BrAlNaFtkLD, ILL.,, Jan. 2G.-The rumor is on
tho stroet to-day that tho IIou. Andrew hhuman
Of Chicago, is prospective candidate for Lou-
tenant Governor; that ho Aas secured strong
support about Lcre.
, 1876-01-27


DuO0AN-Jau. 2s, 1876, Mary Dugsau, at her res,-
delce, ITO WEiEhtHk.
Funeral Will takc pace At 10 o'clock Thurrdsy 27th,
by rars to Calvary Celuptury.
FAft1-At 1u:4s r. n,., Tuesday, Jan. .. Laura O.,
sscohd danglteE Of jasnca and L. J. Farr, aged u
Yc1sR mud mouths,
Services 1t she rtsleueo In waEreu.ay.. Thur1day
ut 4:3Il r. nj. Friends Of the family invited.
WtduISs--on Jan. n, l17d. George Henry. e1dest
sou of Charles aud i. Virgins, aged 5 yasfa aud
months.
Funeral from Ills parental ro,idonco on TAursdsy,
27th Inst. ut II by car1laxad to Calvary Ce,na
t.ry.
WApE-Jan. 2o, 1870, George Dexter, younge,i
child Of Joln and Charlotte a. Wade, aged IL 5eau
rnonths nnd II days.
FuneE. ut the!s residence, IL North Mpy- toay,
eth tlst., al T. o'clock,
, 1876-01-27

Lightly Run, O: Your Own Sweet VIII,
scornlug pace majestic,
am mover wslry, sal, or III.
Faithfully yoars,
HDoNEBTIc.1
, 1876-01-27

MAKING UP THE DIFFERENCE,
To the Eti'or OF The Chieaao TRIBUNE.
ROCHESTER, MIMI, Jan. 2o.-I noticed In your
issuo Of tho 18th an abstract Of tho petition of
tho railroads for ll1e repeal OF tho Potter law.
Accompanying tho average rate Of compensation
received for carrying freight in Wisconsin with
that received In novoral Eastern statop, It ia
made to appear thnt tho legal ratio In Wisconsin
Ia far below Tho actual ratio received in those
States. Possibly It tny be 30; but other statcs
than Wisconsin. OIL the route Of these samo
roads, evidently Aavo TO moro than mako up the
pretended low rates 10 that Htate.
For instance. two casks Of empty glass bottles
wero Bhtpped at owners risk from lIttebnrg to
Rochester. bitna. Tho charges from Plttsburg
70 Chicago on ontire Rhpmout wore s2.25, whilo
tho CHARGES from Chicago 10 Rochester werc
8ll.7o. being .pe1ccptibio difference. consider.
ing TINT the Distance frotn pitsaburg to Chi
cago wss third greater than from Chicago
horo. Or courne, having but one road, tho Chi
csgo i forthwostern, wo arc compelled to pay
Just what thor aro pleasod TO cI,ar8e. but 1t IL
ovldont That thore ia q acrow looge somewhere.
EuFtynEl
, 1876-01-27

THE GEORGIAN DEMOCRACY.
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 2G.-rhe btate Democratic
Executive Committee has callsl Convention OF
the Congressional Districts for the 2Cth OF April,
to select delegates TO tue Natioual Democratic
Convention,
, 1876-01-27

GOVERNOR OF INDIANA.
Special Dispalch TO Ths ChseaEa Tribune.
IHn1AxAroLls. lad. Jan. 2G-Thore will bo .
very goucrat pressure brought to bear this week
upon Gen. Bon Harrison b3 the Republican
rsess of the State to Induce him to accept tho
nomination for Governor. It ID bcllofed lie will
accept nomination II tondorol unanimously.
, 1876-01-27

THE LITTLE MIAMI.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 20.-As meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Little Miami Railroad
yesterday. tho old Board Of Directors wna re-
eteetod. II, j. Jewott WAN re-oiected President.
, 1876-01-27
THE MANDaMUS.

v....vd,r ,ttsrnnoa t,.,n1x. ..,x,.. .,r.d
upon Mr. q. II. Henderson, Acting President, at
.eson .on,a n,oha'Iv h. .,san ~ uss, sa ,,,znns,
ou' p'yoa{ w.. ~ .aaoa ~ .as .A1@ous
Absocist'on ID thn Mayoralty election mant!a-
Hus matter. Hince tho Supreme Court had taken
4he extraordinary action ,onorted fully Ia ves-
t.rd,va Tn,r,,yp ga,d ar uc,,,a,a,u. nns
se.u ...s.,' - 49," - - ~.
cou1se' potnins aan o:o'' oo"o Se'' anu all snst
has been said was only upon tie spur OF tho
moment." ...-
"Nll! Tho Eit!zonB' ANoclatlon thEe any fur
ther action?"
~ don't know yet. We shall probably tneot
Ia day Or two and decida the matter. 1spo&o
to member Of tho Executive Committed Tits
uotnng but II VA only ,niornihllS."
What do you thInk about q tehearing ?"
The ttpe We rot a decieiou election would bo
over. and the matter would ba in tAs banda Of
the Council, which would bo about III bud ~ II
eo!yn no;a e1lo @ oinee. .., 49,, c.., u,
avail. ean har,lv NV. ti,,nk t,1ey "n'I,t
to haye stated tLsir opinions ou o;tnor sids in
writing. aud lot tue palliu Hse what THUR
Vows 40. Il looas - though
to~ks ~ ,us ~ t,nn" noi,icu ia nvs on.a au al
our highest State Tribunal, and We can have NJ
relief from tie dcsnotiAm Of N1. Coly,u for
anosher yesr- We eau tsl better "siAt wo ahall
20 s1tes neat,uG U! our Executive Lominttee.
tloxese!, tnp suukeh VI rue supreme 1ou1t
onfnt ~ p'Aeo soeas HsAseu oP'n1ons oo LILO
1eco1a. ,..,-,,
eenesai .i mee..uR ot s"e en1la Ist1zens hSeo-
Glat.on Gn. WV paouaov na heta tnaaY or
sssas n,.,.a. v'o. Tin Snsn 'ho "no,o , man-
, 1876-01-27

DENOMINATIONS.
Tho Board OF Trade Committed on nhilrosd-
Freight Discrimination mot yesterday forenoon
In the Disectors' room III tho Chamber Of Com
morco Building. Tie moettng ,7as presided over
BY E. d. Stevens, and Was addressed by Mr. W.
N. Coz. OF tho Chicago, Rockford Il 1aock
Island Railroad. who spoke for considerable
time on the subject which Is astta.tng tho Conn
inittoo. To explained, among othor thlngs.
TINT owing to tho pooling Of tho Chicago
Northwestern Chicago, Burlington L Quincy.
aud tho ChioaRo. Hook 1Bland Il Pacific Hail
roads, whereby thoy charge almost tlonblo tho
ratio 10 Chicago TINT tloy do to other POINTS
north and west ot llctt, his Eond wos unable to
do anything At this city.
After 1[r. Cox Ind finished. b1r. j. G. hlosru1.
In, uencsal Superintendent OF tho Chicago,
Alton Ut. Louis llatlroaI, also maas lengthy
statement to TIM Comu,lltoc, talking till the adj
1ourntnent tooh place at noon. This Is tho last
neot1ng Of the Committee, wAo will uow rond
over al tho testimony OF tho different rairoad
officials who laso appeared hoforo tlscm, aud
will make theit ieliort, which thoy expect to
haYo ready In about week.
, 1876-01-27

ROADS BLOCKADED,
BAN FRAHc1sCo. Jun. 26.-A severe storm OF
Bnow and wind ln Eastern Novada ia blocking
tho roads aud railways.
National Republican., 1876-12-18
Girls, Reform schools,

A deferred annual meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the District of Columbia Girls Re-
form School was held at 7:3o o'clock p. m. on
Saturday in the chapel Of the I. NJ. q. A. Mrs
Almena B. Williams, Of LIE Droit Park, was
elected a member of the board to succeed Care
line B. Winslow, NJ D., resigned. Mrs. Rosina
NJ. Parnell was elected to succeed Mrs. E. A.
Wood, who has removed to California. Oficers
for the year were then elected by ballot as fol-
lows: Mrs Sara J. Spencer PRESIDENT Susan A
Edison, NJ. D., vice president; Ellen H. Sheldon,
recording secretary; Mrs. Almena B. Williams
corresponding secretary; Mrs. LIE Droit Langdon,
treasurer; A. g. Riddle, solicitor; Jno. F. Cook
auditor. Mr.. Spencer said the memorial to Con.
gress asking that the Girls Reform School bill
be Immediately taken from the House calendar
and passed, and that speedy appropriation be
made for the care Of deserted young mothers and
their infants is receiving the kindly and respect
full attention the humanity of the case demands
1t is said that "Oliv.a" (Mrs. BrIggs) has asked
a hearing before the Appropriation Committee
against the bill, which is granted with the un-
derstanding that Mrs. Spencer is to be heard
Immediately thereafter in its behalf A lively
dehata . eNDentad
National Republican., 1876-12-18

CITY ITEMS.
wIIBoR's CoMrouND OF PuRn CoD LIVE
A Nh LIN

wnBon's CoNrounp OF PuRn COP LIv1R OH
AND LINE.
The advantage Of this compound over the plain
OIL is that the nauseating taste Of the Oil is en-
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
long acted asa prominent objection to its use; but
In this form the trouble is entirely obviated.
host Of certificates might be given here to testify
Liver OIL and lime" But the fact that it is
regularly prescribed 81 the medical faculty is
Boston, and by all druggists.
WONDERFUL Su6cEss.
It is reported that Boschee's German Syrup
has since G It's If ~ tSs ns
Over 600 druggists have ordered this medicine
direct from the factory at Woodbury., N. j., and
letter speaks Of its astonishing success in curing
severe coughs, colds settled on the breast, con-
sumption or any disease Of the throat and lungs
We advise any person that has any predfsposi-
tion to weak lungs to go to their druggists and
get this medicine or inquire about IL. Regular
win relieve any case Don't neglect your cough.
CHAs. SToTT & Co., Wholesale Agent.
BETHESDA WATER.
"The marvel of the age" We have this day
shipped a large invoice of the celebrated Be-
thesda Water TO CHARLES STorT Co., and they
Will furnish it by the barrel, half barrel, demi-
Jon, Jug, &C. RICHARD DUNBAR,
Waukesha, Wis.
USE THURsToN's Ivory PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER. A perfect dentfrice. Its action on the
teeth Is specific, removes tartar and discolora-
tion, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean
and white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot injure
the enamel Its constant use is recommended
to all, but especially to those who having good
teeth wish to preserve them. Twenty-Five and
fifty cents per bottle.
THoMpsoN's PoMApE OPTIME, for dressing
the hair. This fine pomade merits special men,
tion. Purely vegetable, its effect is to soften
and refine coarse, dry hair, imparting to It gloss
and beauty. Unlike many preparations for the
hair, it cannot injure, but Is highly beneficial,
equally SO to the rich, golden-hued tresses Of
youth, the darker shades of middle life, or the
silver-streaked locks Of age. Twenty-Five and
nifty cents per bottle.
PRACTICE ECONOMY. Renovate your soiled
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Joven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
per bottle.
National Republican., 1876-12-18
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
funeral OF the Late Inspector Gene.
raj Hardie.

The funeral Of the late James A. Hardie, In.
spsctor General, U. S. A., took place yesterday
from st. Matthew's church. There was a large
attendance at the church. The army was repre-.
sented by many of the officers at present in the
city. The elaborate rosewood casket which in
cased the remains reposed upon catafalque in
front Of the altar, and many tributes of flowers
woven in beautiful and appropriate forms, were
heaped upon and about it. Father White, the
venerable pastor of st. Matthew's, preached a
short sermon in eulogy Of the deceased. After
the service q cortege was formed, and the remains
were borne to Mount OlIvet cemetery, where the
interment was made. The pall-bearers were
Gems. Sherman, Townsend, Marcy, Alvord, Rick.
etts and Van Sliet, Admiral Sands and Commo-
dore
National Republican., 1876-12-18
Criminal Potpourrf.

Elise Stoughton was arrested by Detective
Voss Saturday night, charged by Mrs. johnson,
Of 606 F street, with having stolen $50 in silver.
She was released on bail.
Saturday evening Q thief robbed the show
stand Of Barry & Brother, shoe-dealers, No. 1856
Pennsylvania avenue northwest of several pairs
Ofhcers of the Second or county precinct have
arrested four colored men whose names are Fitz-
hugh, Harris, and Jacksonville latter name
being borne by two Of them-on suspicion of
being the parties who knocked down and robbed
Benjamin T. White Of gold watch last Thurs
day night, near Mount Pleasant.
An officer in the Eighth precinct while investi-
eating, by authority Of a search warrant, the
house Of q colored man named Daniel Williams,
on the Navy-yard, discovered quite an amount OF
property which was identified as stolen. Most OF
the property was taken from Edgar's grocery
store in that vicinity by q boy employed in the
store. Williams was arrested for receiving stolen
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