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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-05
PONDS EXTRACT,

Cures Burns, Bruises, 4amenesa, Soreness, Sore
Throat, sprains, Toothachc, Earache, Neuralgia,
Rhcumatitm, Lumbago, Plies, Sore Eyes, Boils,
Stings, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Nose, stomach,
or of piles, Corns, Ulcers, Old Sores. Price %
cents to Sl.75.
nv the case or single box, are sent to any ysrt
Of the country, by mail or cypress, free OF
charge, on receipt Of the price.
address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co., Office and Depot, No. 5o2 Broad
way. New York.
Dr. Humphrey is cousultcd daily at his office,
personally or by letter, as above, torall forms OF
disease
A full aud fresh assortment Of these medjcIre'
always at
BURNHAM + VAN setback, Wholesale
Agents, Chicago, Ills. ..,.,..pp,,
duune29. h''N is''"u'
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TAvE PROVED, FROM THEMOST AMPLE
L experience, an entire success simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicine perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them; 80 harmless ss to be free from dan
ger, and SO efficient as to be always reliable.
They have raised the highest commcndAton
from ALL and will always render 'ntIstsction:
Nos Cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-05
FAMILY CASES,

Of IS to 70 largo walls morocco or rosewood
case, containing specific for every ordinary
disease family is subject to, and books Of di-
rectious from $40 to $}5.
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases, with 20
70 2s vnls, from IS to s..
SPECIFICS Cr all private diseases, both for cur
Ing and for preventive treatment, in walls and
pooEet cases, from 50 to 80.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-05
NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

IN CONNECTION with his Planning Nil, th'
[ Subscriber is still conducting the No'eiQ
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly on hshl 3
superior quality Of white and yellow KIN aF'eo
meal. by the barrel or hundred pounds higheN
market price paid for Corn. The patronage o.
public 10 respectfully solicited. nr,o,,
IA BIDDlSoH
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NJ L 5 G AL.
AGUADIENTE DE MAGNEY,
TRADE MARK.
AMERICAN ALOE

THIS delicious preparation, mado from the
L root Of the American Aloe, (agayoe,J is the
favorite aud almost universal beverage Of the
inhabitants Of the mountains Of Peru, Mexico,
aud Lower California, where tie plant grows in
Wild luIuriancc, Their physicians constantly
recommend il as q stimuaut, and diuretIc, in all
Diseases where such remedy is indicated. One
Of tho propretors, in travelling through Mexico
aad Lower California, several years ago, bad
conHded to him by Spanish Padre, the recipe
for its preparation. They now offer it TO the
public with the hope that lite high reputation as
a remedy on the Pacific coast, will bo infinitely
enhanced by It's success upon the Atlantic Ito
undoubted efficacy in gravel, govt, chronic rheu-
ma,'sm, iuGipieut drOpsy, hatulcuCe, collie palms,
IN obstruotiuns IN the bladder, k,dueys, and uT-
nary organs; ia dyspepsia and genera debility,
and in exhausted vital encrgy-is unrlyaed.-
II 10 considered by the MoXicans 10 be absO-
lutte specific for scur,y.
An eminent writer SAYS of il: land really
patient owes some thanks to doctor who re
stores him with Nectar, smooth and snd fragrant
instead Of rasping his throat aud hayius his
whole interior with the hitters sucked by sour
tempered roots from yHenish sois.' 81 so a bot
tie six for S7.5O. Homeopathic Pharmacy 40
sale. Open evenings.
BROWN 4 EOLL0CK,
1902 Ridge Avenue.
For uaIp nv Jnhn Uenpstou Rock Island.
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Murder In Virginia.

FORTRESS MONROE, March l6. murder was
con,mitted on Sunday morning, about four
miles from Hamp on. on The YORKTOWN load,
the pariculaIs OF which, SO lar as we can ascer-
tain, were as tOllows;-
j. seems that a mau named JoLu Thomas,
who r. sides near Little Is thel, was. aroused by
some noise In the vicinity OF his smoke house,
and got Dp to ascertain the cause. Fearing that
IL mieht be robbers, he took down his shot gun
and pas sed out OF the back door. He advanced
cautiously to the smoke house, aud here found
three s,alwars negroes busly engaged IN pryng
open he door. ,
AS he cane up near them he asked: -"What
| are Won doing there ~ when t1ey all three tired
| a, HIM and then fed. The balls took effect, Que
| in The ace. one in the shoulder AMI he o,her
| in the yl'al regions near the heart. Toe shots
| dId not Drove instantly fatal, and medical as
| sstauce was at once sent tor, bat when the
| doctor arrived he Informed the family that
| II omas was mortally wounded, and coo'd sur,
| ave but short tine. The outrage occurred
| NJ out two O'Clock on Sunday morning, after
| which the wounded man could scarcely speak
| q ord.
He St. ted that the negroes we're strangers q
| him, and did not belong in toat Viclnlty
| though one OF them he had seen bel IRE. Thoma'
was NOT more than ten feet from the party wneL
| be Sas shot, which accounts for the accutac,
Of tae:r avn hs kaaazsd uAtb reon en- hHs
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WHINING TON.
Committees of tne M. e Conference.

Public Worship-J. D. Curtis, A. Rittenhouse,
W. r. EnglaLd, A. Cookman, and J. Hum
phries.
To Prepare Minutes for Publication-The
Secretary, Assistant Secretaries, William II.
Hntchip, ID. f. K dgway.
To Collect General Statstics-H. II. Bodine,
L. M. Chatham, j. L. Van BorkaloY.
To Collect and Arrange Missionary Statistics
j. 0. Sypherd, c. W. Buoy, W. b. Walton.
Educatlon-Wesley Kenney, A. Rlttenhonse,
W. Merrill, A. Goodman, II. Colclazer, Eliiah
Miller.
On Tract Cause-J. B. Qu'gg, W. W. Red
man, John W. Pierson, Wm. b. Gregg, e. 9.
Irwin.
On Bible Cause-B. t. Price, A. Goodman,
John France, I. Kllan.
On Sunday schools-L. c. Matlsck, 7. 9. Will
lisms, G. W. Burke.
On Temperance Charles Hill, j. H. Light
bourne, Joseph Dare.
On Church Extenslon-W. E. Eogland, J. B.
Merritt. William F. Taloott Valentine Gray, I.
J. Quieley, d. r. Toomas.
On tlnance-S. I. Gardner, Leonidas Dobson
James Fseate.
On Post Offices-A. d. Davis, William I. Tull
G. ID. WATSON.
To Collect and Arrange Addresses of Local
PreacheIs-J. w. Hammersley, N. W. Bennum,
A. A. Ewing.
On Missions-The Presiding Elders.
On Necessitous Ca.es-The Board of Stewards.
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HARR7SB URG.
Proceedings of the Legislature.

After our report closed yesterday, the follow.
ing lraDspired in the Leei lature:-
The following private bills we're passed in the
House:-
House bill releasing certain collateral inheri.
tance lax VI g. w. Fahnesiock.
Senate bill proViding Tor the appointment Of
superiutenden,s OF highways in the Twenty
second al Twenty-thlrd wards.
Senate sUpplementto TO ths Philadelphia Saving
Senate bill exempting the property Of the In-
dustrial Home for GlIls, in Third ward, from
taxation.
Senate bill vacating portion of Green lane in
Twenty first ward.
Senate supplement 10 consolidation act rela-
tive 10 appoin ment of municipal clalms.
Senate bill authorizing Laurel Hui Cemetery
to holO addition al lands.
The special business of the evening was the
discussion OF the fifteen b constitutional amend
10 ent, and its ratification by ths State. The
speeches were by Cornman, Democrat, Hea,
Republican, and others, ana were continued ID
q lale hour without. reaching vote. The hall
OF the House was crowded. The arguments
we're in substance the same as those urged by
prominent leaders OF the Democratic and Re-
publican parties IN Congress at the time of the
consideration OF the constitutional amendment
The following prean ole and resolutions were
agreed upon by the Democrats in caucus curing
the afternoon, and an attempt was made at the
opening OF the discussion, by Mr.. Rogers, OF
Philadelphia, 10 bring them before the House.
1bey represent the views OF the Democracy
Whereas 1t IS provided in the State constitu-
ton that all the amendments thereto must be
adopted by two successive Legislatures and
ratified by the people: and JohPreds, the amend
| ment to The Constitution OF the United States
known as the dtteenth amendment, now before
| the House, viii, If ratified by the Legislatures
OF tbreefourths OF the several states, practically
| and radically alter aud amend the third section
OF article l of our State Constitution; and
| uhfreds, the citizens of Penusy lVania may, by
4 votes OF the LEGISLATURES OF the states whose
| institutions are foreign 10 our own, be deprived
| OF the sacIeo right OF determining What changes,
4 if any, shall be made in their organic law
there ore
| Resolced, That the consideration OF the So
| called nit eu,h amendment he pos poDed until
4 the second Tuesday oil January. 1870 for &C ion
| of the LEGISLATURE, then IN session, SO that the
4 sovereign peoole OF Pennsy lvania may, through
| the representatives elected Tor the puTpose e,
| record their decree in favor OF it's adoption OF
| rejection.
The above prean BILE and resolution were
objected 10 by Mr., Davis, Republican, aud were
| Witl drawn,
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Domestic AfFatrsi

Gold closed yesterday at 1914.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
announced 10 $l56000.
General Scboheld leaves Washington for his
rev command to-day.
The President and his family will move into
the White House to-day.
The Governor OF Louisiana has signed the
bill providing for mixed SCHOOLS.
The State Agricultural Convention was in
session at Harrisburg yesterday.
The army OF ofice.seekers in Washington is
daily receiving rein orcemens.
-OBaid9lu, the puglst has been arrested
In Boston, on the CHARGE Of breaking the peace.
The depot OF the Winopa and S.. Peters
Railroad, at Washa, Minnesota, was burned
yesterday.
: Beading is plagued with false alarms of are,
and Offers reward for the detection OF the
mendacIous alarmers.
-NoIthea,tern Texas declares in favor of A.
]. Hamilton for Governor and B. W. Grey for
Lieu epant Governor.
Don Manuel K. Garcia, the new Envoy of
the Areentine Republic, was introduced TO the
Presidents on Tuesday
= Nicholas schaeifar, wealthy farmer of
Berks county, was found dpwned in the
Schuylklll canal, near Reaolng, yesterday
The fifteenth amendment to the Constitu
lion was ratified by the lower branch of the
New York Legislature, last night, by vote OF
The joint commission of the American and
British Govern Dents 70 Sc Tie the hudson's Bay
and Puget Sound difficulty will meet in New
The ship Boswortb, from Java. arrived at
New York yesterday. On the voyage six of the
crew died FROM jungle fever. and seven more
afflicted with the came disease we're left in the
hospital at Table Bay.
The breach of promise case of Sarah
Shenan We. Richard Rausom, on trial TOR
severa dave before the Superior Court at Wor-
cester, Mass. terminated yesterday, with a
verdict of $4,000 DAMAGES for plaintiff.
MEMPHIS. March ia prisoner in the
Helena, Arkansas, jail, yesterday overheard
two negro prisoners discussing the assassination
of General Hindman. and iuf)rDed the jailor,
who, together with the marshal, took them our,
and after charging one of the prisoners with the
crime, the latter confessed 10 being one of nine
negroes who bad formed a conspiracy to burn
the town of Helena, to aveDge the hanging OF a
negro last September.
lhlee OF the party had gone to Hindman's
house for the purpose of burning 1t. he having
prosecuted the negro who was hung. One or
the number seeing Hndnan sitting at a
window levelled mu-ket at him and fred,
killing Lin. The Others, becoming frightened,
fed and abandoned the plot to burn the town.
Five OF the nine have been arrested and are mo-
in iail,
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Foreign Affairs,

HAVANA, March 1.-THE following has been
received from Mexico:-
Work on the Telegraph line bet tween the city
OF Mexico aud Tamplco has been con menced.
Tue printers ina the Mexican capital are or
ganiZing TypoPraph cal Union.
The arrival of the Minister from the German
Con federation is daily locked for.
HAVANA March l7.--Mauy rumors come sin
from the interior of Important engagements
with the rebels Troops have just been sent TO
Remedies. Two MeXcans who arrived at
uanicaragua have been imprisoned on suspl
cion OF beng officers in the rebel service.
NEW YORK March IA Havana special says
decree has been lssled reduc.Ss taxes one nan,
and imposing the following duties on escorts
under foreign flags: -Ou sugar, re ils per noX
tobacco ITO per qulnal; molasses, bOc' per hho'
This decree goes into Ptlec, Aptll l.
The Insurgents at Villa Clara have Issued cur
rercy notes OF the dPnomlnatlon OF nVe uoliars'
PAYABLE on the ach evpment OF ihuepemugnGIe o Ie
Ihe Uni ed States flagship ContoocooK Is az
Kew West. The Narfaganse't Is here. ,o,,
Idy,ces from The city OF Mexico 10 the lOtl
inst. have been received. Negree has escapeC
70 the mountains. The troops VINO went III pui
amt were retaining 10 Puebla.
The people demand general amnesty to restore
auiet and confidence. e,..
Charges have been made against the Secretary
az War for pardonipg d mnguez.
ONION, March 1-The annual contest 10
the cbaa,pionsbip between oxford aud Cam
hr,aoe Uniyersttiea, eight Dared Ooats, tool
Dlace this afternoon az 'opr O'Clock, AZ
reeulied in victory for oxford oy iour lens ~ D.
Tbe distence was about FIVE miles from PntheS
5a1n the river Thames, aud was made II
al minutes and 81 second. o...,u. ho,,
oHDoN March E.-Large meellngs nav
hasn held in Dublin and Belfast, at whlc
petitions to the 29eSe1c cbnrob sgsn we're S saopied
s,rp,n March l7.-DurinR the sitting o. lh
oonsttineut Cortss, yesterday, Genersl rIlu l,
SS,,ssster Of War annnrueed that tee ~, ,na'1' ~
IA we're prepared EisA thea esssiss" w u
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Mountainous and ConGrmations.

Yesterday President Grant sent into the
Senate the following nominations OF postma--
tiers, namely:-El zabeth Van Lev, OF Rich
mond, Va, 10 acknoW Wledgment of important
services 10 the Union army during the Reoel-
lion, vice Alexander sharp resigned, aud since
confirmed as Marshal Tor the DIsrict of COlum.
bia; Eliza f. Evans, at havenua, OHIO; Fmily j.
g. Bushueli, seIlng, Illinois; George l..
Mathews, Dubuque, Iowa; G. y. Carr, Gales
burg, III. William A, Clarke, Van ngert. Quo;
Amaz ah Ballou, Hancock, Ohio; A. W. Farms
worth, Topeka, Kansas; Ernick B. PeDdletoO,
We. terly. Rhode Island; Rufus II. Mellon,
An boy, H.; Warren w. Huntington, Galeua,
H.; Richard j. TompkiDs, Mount Carroll, Ill.
Six or seven of the above are reappolntments.
The President also nominated Jos. p. Smith
as Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the FIRST
District OF Pennsy lvania, viCn Fort. deceased; /;
IsIael Wasbbufn. Jr., Collector OF Customs for
Portland and Falmouth, whose commission
expired January n, 1868; {. G p. CLARK,
Collector OF Customs. 0s Hpgo, N. ", vice Vau
Dick, whose commission expired January l6.
1906 Henry d. Moore, Col eclor OF Customs,
Philadelphia, in place of Marks resigned.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the follo wing
nominations: - Frank Moore OF New York,
Secretary of American Legation at Madrid John
+. Forbes, Pension Agent at philadelphia. There
were no other confTma,ions.
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! throne. ard that bis name would be made pub

throne, ard That bis name would be made pub
Lc very sooD.
MADRID March 1.-THE Constituent Cortes
has appointed tour permanent committees TO
sureTvise the business OF the AesemoIy. 1t is
said that the draft of the new Constitution, TO
be submitted 10 the Cortes, establishes con,-
plete civil and religious liberty, but retains
Catholtci-m rs the religion of the State.
MADRID, March l7.--serous disturbances,
growing out OF the opposition OF the people to
The military Conscription. are REQ ,rted IN An
dalusia. Az XeTes aud Mon ara barbados we're
erected, and there was some lighting bet ween
the people and the troops. In the latter place
two men were killed and six wo indnd No
disorder has occurred in Oaoiz. Senior Sagos
has advised the Cores not to enforce conscrip-
ton. The members OF the Cores, witho 1t
distinction Of party, have offered heir assistance
and support to the government to maintain
public order at any cost.
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CLEARED YEsTER

OLbAshO yesterday.
BT osique H. b. Haws, 5tua't, st. John. N. B., john
Brig i, p Stewart, Holland. oieniuegos. s. & W.
schr 1 hos. q. Smith. Lake. Boston Day Huddeii &
scSr Q. L Jackson. Babcock. Bostou. do.
sc6r % May Anna Burns New ef.S"%se aaVene va" SS SS
sehT Col; ssMoDh SG Harvey Gloucester, Mass.
str Beverly. Pierce, New York. W. p Clyde q Co.
Tug CLYDE pu1ca5 c,s5 ,or Baltimore. with tow OF
81 barges. W. p. Clyde & co. -'' WIN " W"
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
b. ship Bessie faIker. Fritz. 90 days from Liver
Brig Meonsnlc Dyer. days from Cardenas with
scnr Little Rock. Richmond. days from Kappa.
hapnoek River. Va with railroad ties to Hickman d
sssr SIshsm Lincoln, pnl days from New
Sch Bee & hearn, ~ days from LAUREL Del, with
sohr s e Q Fitbian, Tut. / day from Pert Deposit
mo with gTAMn M. TO Jas ,5 L Bewsy y %%n a 20 o
stesmeT Brsioi Wallace, "a hours from New York,
Steamer RnSs 6s%S1q sl4 hours from
tow & i%Ss haTses sHe to w. p Clyde % 0'e' wiz"
Tug Ciyde. Duncan. from Baltimore. with o
tow OF barges to w. p. clyde q Co.
MEMORANDA.
snip ee,mana; EyeIs. hence for Bremen: which
loaded Wnt9 leak was discovered: She was
at al 40 26ih ult.
Ship A,ire. Barnes hence for Acapulco. at Ber.
uda "a inst. would proceed.
steamship YhzoO. a cal. from New Orleans for Phi.
lhGelpDia sailed from Havana 10Th INST. ~ ~
sslleo from Liverpool Sd inst.
Barque Cora Henderson, for Philadelphia cleared
-Baraue sohamyl. Snow. at Messina 2sd ult.. from
MaTeeiiIeB.
BaIoue Cla,a. Probst; from Amsterdam for Phila-
lpbla, WAS sp0k en- l2th inst. lat. 80. long 81.
BarQue BACK Brothers. Perry hence for RDtter-
dam. was spoken 22d uIt Ia. Al 30 N,.long So 90 W.
BaTQue Isaac ich Achorn AT Valparaiso 18th nit
for lquIque, to load nitrate for Pniadeiphia at s5
goI6.
I'D insI.
Big Annie BatcheIder steelman. so days from Mar.
sell and 40 from Gibraltar at New York 18Th inst.
Brig Anna Morrow, hence, AZ Barbados 18th uit.
and rem air ed 18TH
schr Electra Bailey sailed from Barbados 18th ult
steamer James 8 Green, Vance, hence. at Rich.
NJ oDd 10Th Inst. 49,,
cleared at New York yesterday.
DISASTER.
letter to the Un0er rwTlLers In this city from
Lev 10Th nst states that the brig Romano
on the extreme point OF Caoe HeDlopen. has between
three feet OF water In her hold Tne captail
had gone 10 Philadelphia.
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.rS&ss. NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEXi
t&yAExsSkzs andria, GEORGETOWN, and Washington
D. ", wa chesapeake and Delaware CANAL with CON.
nections at Alexandra from the most dir ect route
for Ly nchDurs, BristSl, Knoxville, Nashville, DaltoS
~ Steemers leave regularly every Saturday ss nooe
from th6 fnt wharf sD01s Market street.
SA"Ae VIM. p. CLYDE d co.,
No, Il Horth and South WhArVss,
j, Il, DAVIDSON, Agent aG GEORGETOWN.
n. ELDRIDGE u Co.. Agents at Alexandria, VII.
giniA, 81
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PRICE OF PASSAGE
= N 10 BKksf Oh HAvRE,

40 OBkk5F Or HAVRE,
First second Cabin so
~ PARIS.
uDcluding railway tlcke.s, furnished on boardD
First ti45 eecvDd Cabin
Vhehe Steamers do carry ateeIage pAssengera.
euIc~l attendance Il ee oil charge,
American travellers going TO or returning from
the continent OF Europe. by taking the ste 4ers OF
th.B hne avoid unnecessary Risks IRON transit Dy
En ssh railw ano crossing the cnaanei. besides
shy Ing tame, trouble, AND expense.
9hOk3E IA AOkENZlE, Agent,
NO. So BKOAL WA New Yolk.
For passage In Philadelphia, Apply az Adams
Tx Iress Company, to II. Il. LEAF,
liza No. $40 CHE5NUr street.
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day, when he died. He leaves wife and niue
snail Children 10 mourn his loss. No arrests
lave as yet been made.
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sSwz, ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

Ihr 1hNERAL TRAN5AlLA NTIO COMPANY,s
MALL eIEAh SHIPS BErW EHN SEW YORK
AND He Vhh, CALLING ar BkEJT.
The splendid Lew vessels this fAvOrIte route for
the Continent Will sail from Pier NO. 6O North river,
IUllOws-
ST. LA Rant. ........ BrOcande. Saturday Oct
WILLIE DE PAh1e.. SurIn0n Saturday Oct, II
aturuay OcI ~
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MARINE TNLEGRAPH.

For etd9so'sot Marine Ne.0s see gsrst Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THI5 DAY,
sUE RISES. O7 MOON Ara--.....-1l2
suN sBTs............. $40 Hon WATRR,..-...- 30
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JOS O. g. UsB,
T. A bOUDER. [ ro,,.,,~~ur o,, .x,. nro.,r,,
0E bGA j.. BUZBY. AAA~ VI NoN NA"ANNAh
0EoRsE N. AILeN.
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IN ISSUE or CHARACTER.

Mr.. Richard 0'Gorman, at the Tanmany
Hall meeting on Wednesday evening, saw tit to
say in urging his hearers to register their votes,
that To a.. ..' .I,
"Eie knew II was troublesome. lie knew every diff
Guilty which the law put IN way. They had got 10
spend day registering her Workingmens time
was their money and wOrkingmen could not well spare
money. BHt all that precisely vhat The Republican
Legislature intended that passed NE Registry idD. II cas
not 10 Keep out fraudulent votes. but 10 keep out Demo
cratic rotes, that that iaw ,oas passed"
Mr.. O'GOrman has been resident of this
City and State nearly or quite twenty years.
and has, for a good part of those years, held
very responsible and lucrative Office. The
Editor of The TRIBUNE has likewise resided
here nearly twice 80 many years, and has held
no lucrative office. But he has been actively
engaged in politics throughout, and has been
persistent, Jealous, determined advocate of
every Registry law passed, including that now
in force.
Mr.. O'German, therefore, has seen fit to
make direct and vital issue with this Editor
and those with whom he has acted. We say
that we have advocated and now uphold
Registry Laws for the one sole purpose of
protecting the rights of legal voters of all
parties against corrupt and fraudulent voting
Mr.. 0'Gorman responds that we are false pre-
tenders and hypOcrites-that we do not in
tend nor wish to protect the rights OF legal
voters, but to subvert and destroy them. He
makes the issue with us, that either We are
deceivers and enemies of popular rights or he
is calumniator and a liar. We submit the
case without argument, and invoke thereon the
verdict of the People
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Amnstmnis, Gt.


ALIEI4suA HALL Sxteenth-st.-This Evening
The Prsnko Family
AMERICAN INSTITUTE NATIONAL EXHIBTTIoN.-
1aia Day sad Evening. Al the Empire Cty Skating Rink
BOOTHS THEATER, Twenty-third-st., between Fifth
and SEth1'eG-1hs Evening g." Mary Warner" Bliss Bssnah
FIFTH-AvE. THEATER. Twenty-fOurth-st. and Fifth
svTes Evening at a." She Would aud She WOud Not Mrs
scott SddOnA
THKATRE FRANCAIs. This Evening. = German
Opera" The Magic Fute"-MmeS Rotter and FuedrrcL
NEw-iORK CRcUs.-Ths Evening at STRAND
PIogramme TIE CHoan Brothers Bqnesranbu.
NuIO's GARDEN - This Evening at s. East
IyEBe" Miss Lucille Western"
OLYMPIC THEATER.-This Evening at g." The
Streets OfNew-YOrk" j. X. Mortimer
PHRENoIoGIcAL MUSEUM, No. $50 Broadway
This DsJ-Pres Exhibition
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