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, 1869-07-29

The Old Enith and the NcW-I3rlE.
lstnsIIo ToIcrallons

HE viz G%A1AA tAAu IAV NcN-4$f4Es
hunslIo ToIcrallons
f. 7fom tst Corinns {C1ah) Reporter, Julys4., =
lta1a Alexander and David Iiyrum, tho youngal
sonS o. Joseph Smith, The MoEHon Prophet, vn1e
90 ss n U7y ST. Tx c,I t. T.. m tae
A singular interest attaches to Inc name Of Davd
H1rn.n fsv months before Joseph death, he
born - 400 vho wouid succeed IN
tnb,pges tns o.en5 after s 'ea;1n of a.
June II, 1874, md the SON. natned tom hfs father
direction uarid HJrum, Waa born nj The Mansion
Houae. NaGroo, % she 17ih Of the tueeceding No
yemoer. This psophesJ Il secretly dcAr to shops-
anus OF Mozmoua Who ara seary Of tue tyrunnr OF
Brigham iouugi. and 1et hold 10 their tn.tn 10
n' III. Lao Git and soea s
c5esatao ,ae!E e1a.ea ss M O1ss. .,t,na permission
sn sE tho aaos erpsM nh asnnoa r. 1sasss. saess
We have but tcsns reports Of the Interview, but
vctJ 1nzrJ It thel, presumption ann dencd them
the use ii tho TAhet1 acle, sanding worl1 ut tho
same tine to tho hahops 10 aha. them out Of ma
., d. saef
preface sp. ,s; @etser tss
Twas laf and bad teen proven = thaef," with
much NOR .noro .St ei ths to1s; pe q. fe1em:
tha Ethrfo 'Ctrtd, or " Elect LadF OF Cod
IN Mormon {hean&y, ,Nho 1aa ths giorJ
ot thelr cary hlstor2. Like Pope Pagan. o. ne
Ff1Frtn'u Progress brigham doubtless ghaws bis
nails In rain rsRe that he cannot, as Ia former
times, let loose the vensvanee Of Ills Auuroo L.
glon upon these eectaans and crush the rebellion
10 hlood. II his power were NOW equa to hls feea-
Motr4ites, when high clEiI fuuct!ounrJ Of Utah
led the lsxun tn troat slAy to slaughter nen and
wtmen who hsh Surrendered them1alres prison.
will he attempted at this late day.
, 1869-07-29

,nat Of tho Philadelphia, Eric naAsoed, in tTta1
10 NIltar Mor11a kD1 xoscph lIAcon, Of EhllAdel-
pha, aud ntB object Il tue fnlsng Of loan for Lbs
PurFose q building dous!e lack from Erc y
Tns city oi Cameron. Town, she other dny, voted
rs go 10 I'D tho Leavenuorth, csmaron Gstum.
w N4taoad.
N'nn niies Of The DesAninca Valley Railroad 10
maina 70 be completed TO reach tho Junction Of
the Northwestern
John Fortcr, Of Eidosx, 1owa, prcsidcnt Of rhe IT.
Pa1l and s. Loulc Hallway, Wa1 1t tho meeting OF
the Board Of Uftc10t1 Of tie Chamber ogSEom-
meIea yesterday morning, aud. fur thelr 1nfbfua-
tIpn, madc some statements fcfattye to tho pro-
greaa Of tho road The road from Ackle5 to
for tie Iron. The e,ahlug Ia being done 70 North
Nnod, which is Ntihln four miles OF the 6tato line
Frtu thkt point IL Will atrtkr the Milwaukee aud
: St. Paul Railway, either Mt 0MAtounn or Austin.
Ankttu has offered 10 grade the road bed ready for
the Lrncl. eecurc the Ftutt OF Way and depot
grounds, and present Il! this 70 the company"
The indianapolis Sentinel Of the 18th sa5s: At
a recent meeting Of Tho Heard Of DlroctosB OF thu
Indianapolis, Danrt1e i CTawfordsytlle Road, tho
corporate hamu OF Tho uno W28 changed to the
= 1ndtanApolR, bloomington / Western Railroad. ,
the Indiana line being ounkostdzted with the DAN
Ei1te, C1oana, bloomington d pekln no4d. Of I'LL
noA. Tnls Inter l}nt IL nearly completed between
panvllle and Champaign CITY, aud It is thought
tho casa viii be running bet Hesn ttese tEo potnt1
within tho next St1ty days West Of Chatnpnigu
CITY The work Ii Icing rapidly pushed and the day
is not far distant when indianapolis Htli hzre an-
luEcr. 1t u nlao IN contemplation TO exteud tho
line 10 Fort EEatnsy, Cd tho Fncihc Road; and It
Il not among the Representatives,, that the rrans-
continental tra1lc will bc carrie rfd Indlnnspo!ts
Instead Of by Chicago AHtance ut rho map will
ahoH Tits to BE- the moro natural and direct loc. "
, 1869-07-29
The Cena H1EneFN' 8ttspentlon 4wMn&
thtt eutferihK Incident t'rsn IT.

4FtfNsNs St} ANF~t'A31N1 $tfF ~
A great de1I Of cptnmottpn wss created bJ
tlte announcement ahsse lh teSteniaFt Ht}+shA.
tttt THE IlF.,e Fnft Cvant1lttee haA fetei! 81
AmFnf ,l.e hetsiY. 7hs news spread tapidlY, *tnt
ef Wlfttf ts1 hA'4ns III tEetf o+Ht4 AsAds gapkf
atfftlHE fr lss fsstl3sAstetp ~ sha s>a.f*ftttets
jsel4asa*. int~41ftHA, lts4t4HsHlAl. NA1 HA#FaNft
wetw .la@efts.i EA44s4atttn4t iha sIafs THs %tiaa
pfuHta1 M4h al pGt iasnAt{l#R let k1fl IT.
thA ttsts4Aaa f.n,Hn, Fe,IaWa lt~A. Tt,a HsAhifss
hAA u, e1.tsise i f1sAI 4sA4 VI ta'a6HasAt IA q
t4fd u TIM intll14llala Aoo4altt NJ fs Apttst&t.
~ they hAd fuee1veA TIT q 6ou, WAlah v ~ sh.s
nEst lltsi&!tleAa IFsE4 Ll,a tleasstl ca4act- Al
th,so wi1a were fustan4t4 sH1axh ~ ea.AhtisA
theIF Glxl4, tees4fei W dadas Oh sl1y ht0fS fdf
T. EoI1A vi g1.x<1tts-a !4eTs plttAAaa Y soAa
sho aIu E.rea4,5 Ia .wAas.. dFest vera laa
sns1nrais ia I'll Ihe }Ales as misery thai It fa 70
tbctr iol 70 hea1t Many neze .ha calaes that wers
hcapedpfon Tho co1lMItleo ~ the dnAppatatet; !;
Wills olhest qulruJ, bat aorToNfall5, Returned "a
their hamea, Hllh neayy hta1u. endtaEo1ng 70
penetrate tld lSsy future, TO $50 there wes4 Az
hopes Of bet1sf utues TO unne buspousion tLs
sna Sus r,er,Isins tsnds to .aaieas:
nunths o! suffering and -N2n1 In alora
for them Thtfn We1e. however, somo WIN Sp-
pred for relief, Jestesday. Uhn 1rn IN c3mfoFtAblo
ctsru1natance4-uuS ut v waoH1, Wa know, u the Ktte
OF mlnar Hho oHn1 4sn.o GOO Wnrta of property b
Sczxntun- Hcr Application VA ps1uupkJ reIecfed.
Last svEnInx tho csuEd bad olspet3ea, bus only
for the aiXM. To- -day the hat1ts win b renewed
tn N itA 1errerez4 urtn Ill the tnooeT h81 BEEN
disposed a. The committee an e1peottl1x Other
rsU4uanfes eal{..
, 1869-07-29

tnaii ty wnier:- Theru viii como d tIms ,ll !snl
Ne NuI reach out tor ;ths tsa;lo OF thc WIZ Ita
continent Sometimes wn haye oeea s.ej3 :aAs ~, a.
Though wo h4So duhe 70 murh. Ne have Luf, us, ~,
road In quAetaE Of. tho umo allowed ani h,sss ,as
of ae malls 81 snd oes
10. erapent eobatdtol would not hasc iIt tas tas
road the 6lenaf. Tho government h. Q,,rn
sscni5 hss BEEN tsfsn The aoia.oa dc a1 u 0Ias 1a
problem Of railroadlng Is probably the es,at M
ment Of mose than ono Inns, probably three ,tSes
GER Zen IL judge Tfambui las psophrs.rpl pI'ibo iho;
Eau Frxncisco will be tbs great city OF thr n vi,
Will do my best TO make It reality.
|. 1890 s3T17oR fIHwARrB srEEcu.
Governor Haighs had announced thar the for,.
going would be the end Of the o&n1uct. anl ID,
band PLAYED "Home, gwett home, at The eni uf
Governor Stanford remarks, bat the guests wcrn
kth to Leave. nnd calls We1n made Tor Seaa:or
alluded 10 the relative ad1an,ages 0! Chfcaso an ~,
San francisco. When be vas IN Chicago and slw
its soeaton at tho head Of The beautlfal lake, h.
when 10 came back again 10 San F7apcis:o, "a
Ihe ahe5t Of tho Pacific, with every variety OF p.
ducslon, its miles Of mineral laut at lts hack. aal
people, who have been AccunnlatuG wealth f1r
hEe thousand Jcan, 10 thought, u California II
only tine 70 herself San Ftanetseo may ye: tlla!
OF the ve,eExn statesman Of 1tunots, that nrotrr
tlon should ba afforded tho people Of those cuga.
sries MaSss eommesse & 70 eeek: naa ne r.: tat,
nciA recognition OF the necessity for proper legs
lRt1ou.
uox. m- JCup . EfHKM
Hon. n, b Judd, Congressman from tho Chicago
~ Sas npSn q oe sf a b.
ratified: he said he wns delighted 10 listen to iha
tema1ts TINT had been madc, thoa1h the buslen
from the-shall ~ Kaat, t,7-weu, VIII say to the
East Of you. lie endorsed the remarks that crtri
nan m ehou1d rsoeiFe the proteetion Of ne lars-
est city on the continents ha had neyer before seen
an hwenhtAge Of Western men With less ego
tsn. and the reason "a. that he PEOPLE vf
handa and lot each tnlnE ~ he pleased.
He had listened With extreme Interest to tbs
r. remEks st Of the President Of the Central r.
mentioned 10 felt satisfied that the psu.i1em Of
rna1oadlnR had been soived. tCheers.1 We~nut
more active buslne1s 70 keep sfrum numttnR our
mere, and take ca1e TINT Jon ebal1 DO business as
well = W. Dc Let the G. to n@ .h9 T.
senumens: 'Tbe Pacific Oosst-san Francisco
for "a central Ienel-pFosper't1 In tho future. a.
Mr.. srDw y srzEcu.
~ soss 9as[ea .h' i.n e.. sssr. ~
d 1e.pond. Who matls ,he following remarks:
eis ii Il 's sresi ior h.issli; b. a:a 10 ae.ra i,
also compatlsoht-aod bas dons that. we
1ave shs ssetioes Psctae 40 5olisn
~ iest st1ss ssnd r. sSos H. Tne dSy
i N st ", ' hfTsSeso s6 e e n.M r
sk win utir .f.l,ovs''titrns III Knr,re. T,s DAY
~ .,alf s9e r. wasn snss atuIs w!il b. r., .t"nl
tfu0t ihD1t Ut iAh. with ~ ttss,tn fur 1e3fy.lst
, 1869-07-29
Cbr Trihuttr.
THURSDAY, JULY -, 1850.
TIE EEATHEEs IN THE COUNCIL.

Tie Common Council, on Monday oven
nitrate the Court House on the occasion CT
tho erea: Turner Fest, which comes Of in
tbs city in August The Chicago T1mts is
1t~s:rl1y troubled upon tho subject, md, in
"LaN Of the Christian religion, protests
.c.i.st the action, and denounccs tbs A.
,ls1iuca who voted for the resolution. It
i.vites the Intention Of tho pulpit to the
sction Of the Ccancu Il insitea The atteu.
tioI VI ta1-paying Christians generally. !"
/; declares thAt .'These people do no: pay
"tsses to proruotc disorder, drunkenness,
. immortality end irrehg;on. They do not
" ray tn1es 10 h.lp OIL m athcistical organ
~ lznton in 4 movement to nLrogate tho
" Christian Sabbath, and 10 reconstruct
''socic!v On tho basis Of IN inadel system
*'nf moEul science"
Tie Times, With pecksnil1au unclion,
then Afks:
"ny wEat rieht, then, DO the Aldermen Of Chl-
caro vote The IloEtJ o! these Christian taxpayers
fIrEo TIE Ctly I reG.ury 10 honor al assemnlaye
OF EJuprEtlc heatnepB1
1hosc voting in the negative are compli-
ms uted hs 20 voting because they would not
"lsgrade CLrista principles to base and uu-
"ch1ie,,nn uses" Tho affirmative vote
st's,1 nj folknws;
w." "etrts-l,onneflan, Hahn, Walsh. KreleJ.
Htrii,rnra-kbic krrix,rler, Dixon. NcEpr, 1la-
l"t, N"rt'atl, Holden, HuehlCf, Uccbc, 6ehmidt,
f"rcsf, 1feriinF.
An Hnt1tHis of this vote shows Arncri.
cans, ii: irish, ii; Ecthc1l, Ii, Germans, T..
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vi cn N. rosso d! Dorxo, tho nuAsiau Amba.s.-
cor, Presented alfnsalt, TITO foot1uaa annunuctd
IN htehlof1An solce, " Aou1lour tnu roal1ns ns4lcr
Of lprdeaux." Thu company, startled IT tho ap.
r. lsal'on look and recognizes lila Excelleucy, tho
An hntaAdor.
Tue l'1ush touncn Of Military EdncAtlon 70.
pof'a thai the examination ef rT,noa Arthur IN az
tNltfJ, iofslocauon md surverlng " WAS extensive
onu searching Jet the answers gtTrn wcru, wiki
lc~ exceptions, prompt and accusate, showing
thhs' during m unusually brief oourso, Ills Royal
1llghncts hAd devoted great attention to the In.
sttuction G!rcn BY the ahlc and EeAous professors
o. Inc academy, and proving him.cli 10 oo well
quht'0ed for commission IN either OF tho aclen-
the corps ol Her Majesty a1my.n
, 1869-07-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1862

Lake Eric. letwrrn tho passenger steamer Morn
lnr Star and the bafk Cburtlnnd, by which 10th
vessclA Hcfe sunk And about 10 cot of - pcrsons
restahcd- This accident wus caused By negligence
In dsrlAJtDk gi9nal uzhtA. On huguxt 9Th
4 col!slou occurred 90 Point aux Balque8,
Lake 1luror. " Nntch ono lie was loss,
campus fonndercd on Lake Michigan, Win
the !oss Of nlnn passcngc1s and seventsoa Of tne
crew. On October 9th, tho steamer Milwaukee,,
WRECKED b. stirling on i tand bar Il tho entrance
Of tho hasbof Of Grand Haven, Mich; no Mvsa
wcro lost Tic statistics Of the passenger trnyd
Passengers carried. ooo, coo: lives lost from nrc,
70; from collision. 81: from wreck, -; from e.
pinslon, !: making total Of III. The eccidepta
wcyu 10 In number. IA folluNs: Co1Itslon1 8: nre
q: striking On sandba,s or rocks, .; founderiuo {
OF ihc 1res i've were OF ressels burned at nl1tt
while lying ut tho dock.
, 1869-07-29

Tho Supervising Inspector Of Navigation for tte
Elehth Masftct, which complies the Hras i&kes
on tas northern boundary Of tho United as2.sA
has jtikt ade rabo hin report Of t!ssstess during
tas year lisa " these the most SERIOUS
xern the following: I'm ApEi! =, lets, the steamer
vestn1u thore Of Lake Michigan, and out Of sefen-
y or seEenty-nve passengers on.y two escaped
The Inspector reports thst the great loaa Of LIE In
esgins II tho nt5s alarm, and RECOMMENDS
the soopuan'- af = T1.e making
II inpe1alise upon thu cpgtuccT Of
tTery steamer In all cn1es ct alarm Of frn 70 stop
the engine, and net TO proceed except NJ Ihs a.,
rect command Of The Captain On Ihn night Of
9VRe fsiA rqlistoa prcuesd nsaE GsTeiA1d, On
, 1869-07-29
FDkEICA L,

1npnal Mcmillan, Al Iowa 6lste EeIatqg, has
seut In Ills resignation TO the Governor.
Only slx Of tho now1J e!ccted members Of thu
Virginia Legislature eget hg!d POSITIONS ID that
BODY before.
L st&ta Convention OF al ihe iemper1nce bodied
In Connecticut u to b held In New Haven on Lilo
1sih OF AuEust :
Gifted States Senator trpu kcn.aeky, to s1ceeed
TnptuSS C, McCt<{Y,
, 1869-07-29
THE FRENCH CABLE.
Ln1,diuz ni,d Testing Of the Cable
What neAsalns tn hs E]oue-s.4
Mfh4Aae MI AAs k anA.. -

Ln1,liuK nrd Tessi1ia Of the Cable =
What lfeAsa1nb tn be l]uue-s.4
Ffuue Of working. :
tp4bnry Truly ~ terrtspond<n+t " III B,rt =
Adrertis =.
The ghltets si,l managers In charge Of The te!a
seitea ihst ali thst paftlon pf iae iscf rortrs.
.Ga M s'G tat f.sy ~ r. .s hs ~ :, n.en A.
i. American lesfafaua, ati:i hss tset, n,jastes i,
tffs IT,! .';fft"ghs !; auan'atlo with ING
EasA et,igsl shsue't hil! ,tra'sl .ps!~i d M
}t fys4t 1 iii ,r.s=. III. j.. 1t :stS u " IT, f. u. ss*
sss3 titn W. !:'Ia t':st H. .:y :ty
%tst 's''. " t. y :s s e 81; III
.: t,'1 s s'a t n h. 81 I'll II ..s III. us ss
Y ,,s: t.AsA ".ss sss 's,s'k !n:s. sas r III e.
Nsa.lisf sKfp,, hat ihs sIrIasts.s sfa rapttiilt,
. sss II t. s.Sst iara e. e. d 's sss,. sa 4
ite,uinr. "'~%A"''' VIA
The irsns At III :-tiI4s Of tha rssls was au,e.
sni nn.eMonatre: y, rpilstettna hn1 larve,l las
thttfetfa u rlv1l-attn are rShctfDe In tia eu"-
.tss et this eitsspttaa r his w., II nreat nea4
W, atttuts4ls 70 tha fass that ss arrival Vi sh,,
{pst;s sssl@stsd @ TSrs.f rorasf:s s' #
e,ety hu,ss sna .ehcls thst cenltt u etslnsi u.
t'n aatulds{ the eIecifielaus wess irislIy ncnl.
Gta !. sthlatlthK ~ the Instrument d NJ huts" nt
feJret 8te.t ,lsIteaey and trectsinn, iat Mi It.
f'ss ~ :ps st,H s 'e5s, esris', s S,sfss
n.iairE totidlt.uh ai n aata q is ifa4sisrt.l
tts,ii W fasf;f ntnfa 70 ths tnittA,J. II n.
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thus culu1nu1I&a
"Esery e1ntt Il ma DE- To krcp nut Ito yarns au,
TT come ri.cy viii Aso foreign. 3ara uauusas.
tnrtrs handed together ~ Eel! thelt yarua for .
Acrrs OF yCarz for lrks t;lAn CnXt, n to hrc1E
down our infaHL naI'nfao' 'urcrs a. has hccn said
10 to tho casc win ltrfttHh iron MnstcrSf Does
ihc lnfa,t Eek 1t froul them l!l or have we m aoo
mistake In kufpLsng that high sarlIs will EFFECT
M. thing porr than q. temporary prUlecuon7 We
peta md hlankct1. and now VIC gather The stnc
tessnn from yaEnk. The Statistics OF Iron c1hIbti
precisely tho tatnc scsaits, md 80 DO thosa OF
esesJ article which aaa boon soaKhs to bs
protected l,y our tariffs Tic increased tIaty has
Ind but tcnEot1rT effect a11 aEtrE bhoft IN
it!sal thu article has been imported 4: al great
rate AS ever.
"Who gains Particularly by rise ID the tariff !?
Merely these who arc ttc Crit Informed BY tito
risc, the lobbyists who urec II upon Cougrc4a AM,
into law. They telegraph 10 Europe, orticr IN
Ira supply Of The artirt, which IL entered betore
% t1s ia4a goes inso ct'GGt; md thus discount tae
ycnss hare been wcrded to 20 into immediate, or
nltrozt immediate, effect hut THU rrecaution Il
sa e, no @ mfa M i9s a.y fn9":
knoMledae- And eVcn could It'll bo enacted
Within i've minutes after tts Introduction, the
The staug,lcs addnccd, wiil destroy ila cfnclepoy
tn few month"; 1tI Of no use. The lAcll!,tos
for production In sartoua countries can no moro
be equalued by { law than cau tho Intellectual
caraclLles OF indIvldcaA-''
But there Is another question. Tho duty
in 1861 On these yurus Was ~ per
cant, OF, on yarn worth ono dollar por
pound, tie duty waa 10 oenta- In
1aCS the duty On the Same yarn aas "a
cents per pound In gold. Tho p1ics Of
the American article hns, Of course, been
advanced in proportion to the rate Of duty
on The foreign article, md consequently tho
consumers Of Tho yarn Aave 10 pay tlp
advaneed cost. They par tho difference
between nineteen md ffty-four cents per
pound, not 10 keep tho foreign nrticle out,
because it's importation has nover been
more than temporarily checked, but merely
to enable the home manufacturer from tins
to time, when he hus n lhrgc stock on hand,
10 lave Tho value. thereof hd,nncrd by m
addition ot &, ~ or 90 per cent additional
duty.
, 1869-07-29

80 eoo. go Mn1tSaxa Ns1 rrctnt1y eutcred N
tho Itcu,defH once n Et1a, Ia II repsasAntA
INC largest bu0 recorded Acte+ Ine mo1s6ags Il
, 1869-07-29

II re ase touedtt the Richmond Journal Wellf.
orTau, q Huptrxn between Governor Walker and
tse rE1t{ WITCH eected him d Impending
, 1869-07-29

Nv. Fass.hIhTi .iuN ran II usnusfn t'l.s III I ii,
mai!isas J.! 81 ,l tsl ssn.slssfa tEM as leaF gn!
nails mi sltF tntlFoeul,st ahs u HnlY ana Aaia
A'ste i.F 'as.n!i. lnleToctsi lssneeh tIs lx,sI:
tnl tao ~ sf:n1s ai,s,,ipp n,! sn ths Sty..!
nl me tmmlEt.nla iIu! ,he g.ss 70 lhs wHst lIars
Mcnd.d ,at,s EsE Inos II, I. tss trek Il
hh,t crossed hes is!fdtrf. un eyrsy tapuutatn
sop ahd L. sfs'y 7.ey oi Josr n. 1"lisa s!sts We
lof,iefs, nsn1 uiAeFs hsve m<is thsif notnss 10
lIllnoia, wbieh tu-ts! Frpduecs tnuts hoss AMI
p H0 IA eta n's sep jill st ts.a s"1
sri!ser I'D pn1ef .'se.. ta1 aily ulher Stats r.
9ier. sjuu4lls Than my osAeI etase t1ee,t CALL
b.. h. s; ss. e.: 4: Il, j., 4! . ss; e
bsnsi'. tieeaiat =. q ..anstsas ts..lss VIE
,t ts :dz = s'fas = ss .ssf
~ ia. t:,s e: A.! !es;i,s 9 ,.s i &C.. @ " s:;s y,
."'fs aIsa 't ft.s, ~ II 80 IT,. I'll
~ ~ ~, sv!s,s t's., 1ss.a Z III. sosA ~
ts'%t.1 ta :; = S,... Sst,..s,1 ~ sts .H4 W a's
81, "a .,ss;; O. t;sasi e ia. * !,
n,Stt ii haa sod dod ellxeAs witA1A ia eiyt.asata
t'%.t. an s,ssax tasm ~ Ea!4,e.. asaesas
~ enteiISlss. inftusry and busilaas caPacly hsvs
madA fni1unesi shd theEs ara mors Of them lheEn
than IN Any othss ely, szran OF amxil-exrept thtA
Weal iApplauseJ :.
We are seoa 10 'eave you, and pernit me- nov to
been met everywhere III tho hotelz. ID The streets,
In putio baildinxs and IN prtvasa EuihaaheA Yoti
eavs mada om v!1t one af plesaavs, and 5 1vnf %
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ealpse Inc Pae1Dc Ocfah and INC n1bS people
whose hoineA nit beautifully upun ~ fnalant!t
ahofce, snd mort sincerely hope thai the tappl,
ness and pro5res,tJ of tho ope n,aJ ~ ., lar.
ftachlhs and beund1ess - tks othtr. tAaptaaae
FuHu rAk1 arkktr7.
After ths fena,ts 6f NJ. 1t!tha.ds, Funy Tanz-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13
p1OPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TRHAsuRY DEPARTMENT, May 10, lsse.
.Sssie. froHoeals for furnishing Stationery for
me ysAr ending june -, $50, win be rece we'd at
- o,cI until the losh day OF June, lsG9, at
a schedule Of the articles and quansitie. re.
umnS1, ana olAnk forms Tor birding, containing
The bids win Be considered, An a accepted or re.
Centrsets must be executed by the successful
aossrs within ten days after being called upon so
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time to time during the year, in Quantities
pursuant 70 orders from the Dopartneut The
entire quantities in the schedule will however, be
Each propesai must be ,igned by the individual
nth sufseent sureties in the sum Of ave thousand
on or% q Be- 5, Die
DsIaItment. cenditioned upon the execution OF :
contract, With good and sul1cient bonds for fur
awarded under ft - 1' VIC
An dslivsisse win be subject to inspection BY an
Of ihs Treasury and the deiivery Of sn infeI,or
srticie yin be desned sufficient cause to snnul the
Deliveries must ,. free Of eh.,,. A N. r,...,,,
Department. Warrington.
the contract win opsrsss as the forfeiture Of the
Ss oeso q
sary to .uPpiy The ds6cisncy caused Oy such fail
:ss 5. soua"
kroSossis unseeomi panied BY satisfactory bond
svsr Only g ssssS:hsd a1 vi ot os
dealers In the articles
BIDDER! Win Be required to conform their bids to
VIII esss. &c s:eon :sy S srr failure 70
ny 0-lm Secretary Of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

Pic-NIc.-The teachers and students OF the
Normal and Preparatory Departments of How
buildings yesterday morning about ~ O'CLOCK :
nor for study. as usual, bur for fun: has
ropes, bats, croquet set, &c, &c, Were sent by
wagon, while the students wended their way
under the leadership of ID. Is. Nichols. ..across
lots 70 the high and pleasant hills east of
GlenWood Cemetery. Here q hundred and
MY or more-ofhcers, students and friends of
tae insntntlon-spent the entire day in good
old picnic style. Swings, croGuet. base
Dali, rambling in the forests, picking flowers.
and making love, then lunch; after which
more base ball, more croq net, more SWINGING
more fun, until O'Clock, when. after singing a
mum Der OF BEAUTIFUL songs they listened 70 pref
-'ialk from General T. Whittlesey, Rev D. Y :
Nichols. and John A. Cole, ESQ The Iatter-
oy request OF General Howard. expressed the
Genersl regrets at not being able 10 be prasan,
About . O'Clock the party returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-13

PROTEST FROM WORKINGNKS-The follow
ing Protest- signed BY $50 mechanics and Other
employees OF the Washington Navy Yard, was
forwarded TO The Secretary of the Navy ysster-
Cay through the commandant:
/" We, the undersigned, workingmen in the
washington Navy Yard, respectfully protes:
Against reduction Of pay TO the standard of
sisnt-tenths, as al present prescribed by the
Secretary OF the Navy for eight hours labor
su Sccept IL with the understanding that we
snail demand the balance tyo-tabthsI dna NJ
- " nahcs OF Congress. or through the Court
% SiNms Similar protests have been, or
o sent nom all the navy yards In the