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Evening star., 1869-11-11

ECoNoNICAL BUILDING eAssoCIArIoy-Att the
meeting OF this association, held at the Board
Of Trade rooms last night, the secretary, Fred
koones, Esq, read his third semi-annuai report,
showing that during the past six months the re-
eeipts Of the association have been 81 .233s9 the
disbursements have been s19, ,{1i.o9; leaving A
balance in the treasury OF 81 1880 The actual
advances made amounted 20 sf1 .e5s 80; the pres
ent value OF each share l. $3.50; average sale
Of money, SO 1G-l0o; total number OF shares,
3,i3; total number Of shares advanced upon
slnee the organization of the association, 5is.
There Was ~ 80 sold at the meeting last night
at an average OF 5Sk
Evening star., 1869-11-11

LENA EASTMAN was arrested yesterday for
fraudulently drawing pension since April.
1868, at which date she married again, and was
taken before Commissioner r.. ID. Mussey. who,
after a hearing, held her to bail i'm the sum of
$500 to appear before the Criminal Court to an
swer the charge.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

PROMPT PAYMENT.-We have been informed
by Mr. j. B. Ellis that the whole insurance on
his building at the corner Of Ohio avenue and
18th street (s12 800 has been paid without re-
bate or deduction OF any kind by the companies
in which he was insured-the Firemens and
Franklin, Of this city, and the Potomac, OF
Georgetown. By this prompt action Mr.. Ellis
is again placed on his feet, and intends shortly
TO re-establish the iron works on the former To-
cation.
Evening star., 1869-11-11

EURS, FURS, FURS,
MINK SABLE,
HUDSON BAY SABLE.
ROYAL ERMINE,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL.
FITCH MARTEN, WATER MINK, &C, &C,
Together with full assortment
CHILDREN'S EURS.
|Altering and repairing done At short notice.
Il. III. ST1NEMETZ.
HALTER AND FURRfER,
234 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
no& Second door from 18th street.
Evening star., 1869-11-11
pROPOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARy OF SUBsrsfExcE.S
RICHMOND, Va, Oct q, lsp (
Sealed Prolceas Tin duplcstel will be received at
this once until u m, on SATURDAY, November
q, lSe, for snpglyine the following articles:
lso BAkkELS OF EXTRA fLOUR,
Eo POUNDS OF BUTTER,
put mp in strong cir tight kegs.
Conditions, &C., as heretofore.
nov l-6f Brexef MAJOR C 4 u &.A G 4
Evening star., 1869-11-11

u DISTRICT on CoLUNBIA. "a
At the City Of Washington, in said District on the
day g ocsSSss essss, sci sG
PERRIE, q "a city and District, vho = been
cons e 2 Srct Sssss sfsSn sy ss
Court end aytine z, Court q Dankruptcy
0kNkt y. DAVIS, Assignee,
.Aes 90 penna. sYsnas
Evening star., 1869-11-11

PETIT LARCESY.-Yesterday Oflicer JarbOe
arrested Matilda Brown ON the charge of the
petit larceny Of braiding from Emanuel Dusc,
and Justice Pearson committee d him to jail for
court. Anna Berry was charged by Lewis
Davenport with the larceny of -, and arrested
by Officer Westield, and Justice Pearson COM
mitted her TO Jail for court.
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Latest WI arlsets by telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Cotton quiet and unchanged; !;
sales of 15O bales. Flour dull and prices favor buy
ers sales of 1900 bbls. State at $4,000 so; West
bushels No. at si4g@i so: No. at s1q4 Corn Corn
firm; sales OF $4,000 bushels mixed Western at 91@
95 cents. Oats heavy at S0TaS1 cents. Beef quiet
Pork dull; new mess, $50 so. Lard quiet Whisky
quiet at 81 05.
BALTIMORE July 19.-Cotton dull and nominally
34@341{. -Four quiet and dull; Howard street super
fne s550@5i5: do. extra, s5'75a7; do family, ST'5O
al CITY Mills superfne, s5'5O@6 do extra, s6.25@s
do family, 81 7591050; Western superfne, $3.50,
bT6 Wheat firm; red, S150@160 choice, 81 65
Corn higher; white S110@112; yellow, S112@11s
Oats T0@72c. for new. Provisions unchanged; mess
pork quiet at $84 Bacon active; rib sides, 1s@1sK
clear rib 1s5&@1s94; shoulders. 15A@15K. Hams,
20h923 Lard dull at 10000. Whisky; none here,
and would command S1'0S@110.
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Benjamin Wade Expresses Himself
Our Representative to European
Medical Societies - Negro
Voters Suing for their
Rights.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The English Women and Suffrage
French Ministerial Appointments.
Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Surgeon PInckney's Onicial Visit to Europe.
Special Despatch 10 The Eoening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Surgeon Pinckney,
of the United States navy, having been deputed
by the American Medical Association to repre-
sent them in the British Medical Association and
other medical bodies of Europe the Navy De-
partment has appointed him delegate of the
medical corps of the navy. He leaves for Eu.
rope on the 21st.
Thnd. Stevens, Jr.,
has presented the messengers of the House of
Representatives who were in the habit of car
rying the late Thaddeus Stevens up and down
stairs and from place to place in the Capitol,
silver-headed canes, with the names of the
recipients engraved thereon, with the words
Presented by Thaddeus Stevens, Jr."
Ben. Wade
is here looking after some business in the de-
partments. He expressed himself much pleased
with his recent trip over the Pacific Railroad.
Negro Voters.
Democratic negroes here, backed by white
men, have preferred charges before the Grand
Jury against certain Republicans, who, they
allege, attempted to restrain them from voting
at the last municipal election. The white Demo
Gratis are raising money to enable their negro
partisans to carry the matter into the Courts.
Naval Orders.
Despatch to The BUening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-T. G. Batter is or
de red to duty at the navy yard, Portsmouth, N
H.; Passed-Assistant Paymaster E. Mellach t
the Cyane.
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THIRD EDITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Naval orders-Suicides in the East
and West-Ths Filibusters in
Fort Lafayette-An Ex-
traordinary Income
Return.
ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc.
FROM NEW TORK.
The FiIIhusters in Fort Lnfnyette.

The FfIibusters in Fort Lafayette.
Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
New YORK, July I9.-several incorrect state
ments having been made relative to the placing
of the Cuban prisoners in Fort Lafayette, it Is
now declared that they were sent there bv
Marshal Barlow under the general powers
granted him by President Grant
The Money nnd Stock Markets.
New YORK, July 19-Money market active
at z per cent, currency. Gold market weak,
but little doing; opened at 1853. Present quo
tation, 1859. Government bonds firm and
buovant United States skies, 81; registered,
2OI; coupons, 2O5s; Five-Twenties, 1852, 239l,
do, 1864 %; do, 1865, %; new, 205s; do,
1868, 2O5E; Tcn-Forties, 1915; Canton, 1881 Cur.
redcy bonds, 8. Sterling exchange firm, 90
days 40; days, 11O3S Stock Market fever
ish, with indications of u bull movement; Can
ton G3; Cumberland, 33; Western Uuion, 351S;
Quicksilver, 16; Adams, 60, Wells, Fargo,
O18t
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perhaps, the Generalissimo, agree in condemn
ing this action Of the United States Government
in sending the prisoners to such dungeon as
Fort Lafayette. They say that 1t is not place
ct to keep swine in. They are of opinion that
IL these men are to be restrained of their liberty
they could just as well be confined in Fort
Wadsworth, opposite Fort Hamilton, where the
accommodations are all that could be desired.
Colonel Driscoll was pri soner in Libby Prison,
and Colonel Naynadier shared the same fate at
Charleston. They unhesitaiingly assert that,
so far as the quarters are concerned those at
Fort Lafayette are more disgraceful, If anything,
than those of the prisons above mentioned. II
is The meanest, vilest, flthiest place we ever
saw, not even excepting that loathsome hole,
Ludlow street jail.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Didn,t Want His Income Published.

Didn't Want His Income Published.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Secretary of the
Treasury to-day received the following letter.
"Dear Sir:-Enclosed please find $40. This is
not conscience money but doing local business
in a Pennsylvania town, and by care and manage
ment having made it pay, have thought that it
would be injurious to my business to have my
full income published in our village paper,
therefore, have paid part of my income tax
to the collector, and the balance 1 send direct to
you. Yours, etc, Honesty"
Naval ORDERS.
Commander Breeze and Past Assistant Pay
master Mallack have been ordered to the Cyane.
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RABIES.
Horrible Case of Hydrophobi

Rochester (Minn.) Cor. Rili0aukee Sentinel
On last Thursday man known here by the
name of John Callahan but whose right name is
believed to be John McEllgatt, showed signs of
faculty as hydrophobia. For several days pre-
yious he had shown symptoms of the disease
and had been watched closely. He has had seve-
raj terrible ravng fits or spasms, the first of
which lasted some four hours, and, though a
small-sZed man, it required four men to hold
him while they lasted, so violent were they. He
has several times begged his sattendants to put an
end to his sufferings by taking his life. He has
such horror of the occurrence of the raYing
fits that he tries to bite all who approach him
Doctors Mayo, Cross, Galloway, and Allen have
visited the unfortunate man, and all agree in
pronouncing it hydrophobia and of course in
curable' The disease is traced to a bite the vic
tim received at Owatonna, a town forty miles
west OF Rochester, on the Winona and Sc. Peter
Railroad, about year ago, from dog that was
owned by the proprietor of n fast nag known as
the Belle of Owatonna. The man was bitten on
the heel, but the wound was slight and soon
healed over, and the affair was thought no more
of till few days ago, when signs of hydro
phobia appeared. There are conflicting stories
atloat concerning the condition of the dog i'm
question ut the time the man was bitten. One
story is that the animal was rabid and was soon
after killed, and another that the canine that
caused the mischief is still alive at Owatonna.
DR.. Mayo informs me that the matter is being
Investigated by the physicians of this city so the
truth of the whole affair will be developed.
Callahan is young man of Irish extraction,
painter by trade is unmarried, and has resided
In this city pear or more. He is said to have a
sister living in st. Paul He is about twenty
five years OF age. At last accounts the patient
was yet alive, but in a weak and exhausted CON
dition, and likely die in the next spasm. The
young man is stopping with family named
Lesneur, who reside in the southern part of the
city.
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The Goyernorship.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10, leoV'
RdiAoT Of Eyeninq Telegrdph.-Dear Sn'-l an lou gu
attentive reader OF your excellent paper, Snu ',
a eredulous individual, am Influenced 10 o~onsluel ~
ohio ovtort NV its teachinRs The many Uarloes
mat have recently appeared In its columns bgsunsC
profeseional politicians and unprincpieu anu OOiiuP'
onaoe-se seekers and your many lauuutiouo uI ,
mendations OF upright business men loi Posi@Ono VI
public trust being slnguary WIN iy V"n
xtews. nave made deep impression upon my MIND.
vou NAV therefore imagine my astonishment upon
reading the leader in your Saturdays impression, en-,
titled aCan Railway King Become Dlsnterested es1s
Sch Vou have frequently enumerated almost
essential to the intelligent and faithful performance
~ important oflcal duties entirely unat Asa Packer
Tor the ONCE OF Governor Of Pennsylvania -
THE Republican candidate for Governor 49, III eNeIy
respect PFSfessOnsi pGIi2na nam hP M Packer
snIendid specimen OF business man-Ol tla1 9ha M
men who have maze ouI SVG tGence mIc in The Union
Nobody who knows Mr.. Packer VIII aultu tt1 Ctt m1
will influenced TO- nan hseT1 que his % own ms Interests
while iininstering the affairs OF the once W "oh
he @ ssprSs Sc TO which refer is exceedingly captions
ond a careful reader can easily perceive that Ihe
writer was arguing against his better luGglne@nt' @
Wby not in endeayoring to defeat mr. f9cser, ~,
noss him because he is a Democrat, and declalm
ooinst the principles of that party ratner than COLI
Smn onalities which, in the minds of nearly al our
aen & qu'1 ran 1er him desirable candidate? II Judge
Packers position as an active business I' t
interested pecunia IN an oIe Pery many Of on
dlsquaost MN nnn % %disaualided The difficulty in
do%nyIrS 10 that men who are to) in1Oent, and
Uossess too little sterling integrity oi GnaraGtGI & TO
sncceed in honorable business, geneIaIly IuIu unCll
sttntion oias aided by papers that are bound by
partisan thongs too sgGcsssGy t8 PStHs Il 9na nG
ii, tbat ndge Packer IL elected Governor could
he Induced for consideration, to sign such an un-
inst measure as the Twelfth and sixteenth Sreets
passenger Railway bill. -. -. ..o,,.,,,
the well-wrtten editorials that have recently
appeared in your columns, setting forth tse lnl-
nPprtance Of defeating the old members OF the late
forisiatnre are calculated to do much good by
purifying our politics have armeS fnS avd %t t9Ssf tSsf
Z bova 'indnced scores Of them to withhold their
appoTt from the nominee Of our party. Elisha W.
Davis in whose district reside. DO not pray you,
done by supporting for Governor man who was
engaged with Davis, Hong, and others In the IN,
lannon's legislation Of last winter, that dsgraced
our state and brought the blush of shame to the
cheeks of the citizens of our glorious commonwealth
Respectfully yours,
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS
FROM NEW YORE.
The Brokers in Custody.

The Brokers In Custody.
DesrGtch 10 The Boening Telegraph
New YORK, July 19.-In Oyer and Termine
the eight brokers, whose names have been give
as arrested for usury, were arraigned, and I'd
following pleaded gulty;-Edward r. Jonel
George Phipps, David NJ. Morrison. Mr.. Va
Boskirk's counsel withdrew the informal plea
guilty, claiming that what his client had don
did not come within the law.
Judge Cardoyo suggested that q special plea b
entered and the law points argued on Tuesday
which was assented to. Judge Cardozo an
nounced that he would not sentence those VIII
had pleaded guilty until after the trials of tn
others
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FROM NEW" ENGLAND.
The End of n Snendthrirt

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 19.-J. II. Drake
of Syracuse New York. cut his throat with a
razor at the Appledore House, Isle of Shoals
yesterday He had inherited fortune, which
he has been spending lavishly of late, and was
laboring under temporary insanity at the time.
He was thirty wears of aue.
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FROM LONG BRANCH.

HTTINIII TTtHIUtHI THfIVs
LONG BRANCH, July 19.-President Grant and
party arrived at Port Monmouth this morning cd
the steamer Tallapoosa, and was received at thd
wharf by number of citizens. A special traiu
on the Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad
brought the guests TO Long Branch, whence they
proceeded to the Stetson House, and are now
stopping there.
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FROM THE WEST.
Gnfeisia-

CLEVELAND, July 19.-H. S. Frasbie, young
man employed as salesman in the house of Cor
don, Mcmillan & Co., in this city, drowned him
self in Sandusky bay this morning.
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THE EUROPEyAN MARKETS

This Afternoons Quotations.
BIZ Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, July 19-P. M.-Consols for money 93S; ;
and for account s31S@93A. y. s. Flve-twentes
quiet Stocks quiet Erie. 1sA Illinois Central, 93A
LONDON, July 19-P. M.-Sugar dun at 2ss @2Ss Sd.
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WoULD-BE PIcKPoCKET-Lewis Orman (colored)
on Saturday night attempted TO pick drunken
mans pocket, at Sixth and Lombard streets. His
SEPARATIONS were watched by policeman, who caught
him with his hands in the pocket OF his victim.
Lewis accommodated with prison quarters by
Alderman Carpenter.
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CAUGHT UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMsTANCEs-John
Rbeline and John Connolly were found secreted last
night in an alley adjoining No. 2437 Callewhill
street. Lying beside them were two empty valses,
from which fact it inferred that they contem-
plated robbery. Alderman Pancoast sent them
bplOW
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STEALING RAILROAD IRoN.-Aderman Helms this
morning bound over Bernard Mcdonald to answer
the charge of stealing railroad iron the property OF
the Reading Railroad Company, from Franklord
road and Lehigh avenue.
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ON HER SECOND TRIP.-The iron steam collier
Ratesnake, built under the auspices of the Reading
railroad Company, started to-day on her second
trip to Portsmouth, N II. She is laden with six hun
dred tons OF coal, and freighted by w. D. Crane
Co. The Rattesnake is commanded by Captain
Shaw, and has given great satisfaction.
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-Bismark has refused TO recognize Emil Hoeches-
ter, Of Chicago, recently appointed United States
Consul at Barmen
Mrs. Daniel Bean is the name OF the woman in
woman suffrage petitions.
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PERSONAL.

A FPpLi1GAII0N pdI1;cA,r HAS BEEN MADE FOR
.., DUpphcate Certificate No 1919 name 20 an NIs
9ath % Orphans Asyum issued May s ISs7 o s95ts
mond Vs que i snuaEY 1855 Original lost in Are RiS
l8Oftu9rn lBA1N BRO,
PortGAeath, Va
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AN INCENDIARY.-George w. Culbertson, q lad
has been taken into custody for setting fire to stable
on Second street, above York, on Friday afternoon
last, and after hearing before Alderman Helms
was held in $500 bail to appear at court
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Low WATER-Owing to the low stage of water in
the Schuylkill many persons avaed themselves
yesterday afternoon of the privilege of walking across
the bed OF the river just below the Fairmount dam,
dry shod. Not a particle Of water was passing over
tnel dam, even when disturbed by the steamers
above.
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FROM EUROPE.
Woman Suffrage in England.

woman SSluru&e III EuHAuuus
By Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, July 19.-The political news to-day
is meagre. The first general meeting of the
Women's Franchise Society was held here yes
terday. Among the notables present were j. s.
Mill, Lord Houghton, Right Hon. James STAINS
field, Junior Lord of the Treasury; Henry Faw-
cett Member of Parliament for Brighton; Rev.
c. Kingsley, and Louis Blanc; also many ladies.
Addresses were delivered by many well-known
speakers. A resolution was unanimously
adopted favoring female suffrage.
Another Ministerial Appointment.
PARIS, July 19.-Marshal Valiant has been
reappointed Minister of the Imperial Household
The press of this city regard the new Cabinet as
one of transition only.
AT the watering places the ladies wear very
pretty breakfast caps OF Swiss muslin-a triangular
piece-or OF white tarletan with quilting Of the same
On.the edge.
Madame de Briassac, plain Madlle Say, is a
Partisan beauty who knows how to Dress Recently,
in commenting on her attire, Of the #. f. p. g
sad:- =" W is very superb, but it has speck OF tai
low on it." "Better stain Of grease than OF blood,
said Madame. Her critics fourth grandfather had
helped murder the Duke OF Guise.
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THE MUNICIPAL COETEsTs-Ths morning, at
halfpast 10 O'Clock, the proceedings in the munici
pal election contests were resumed before EXami-
ners Messck and Batturs, the respondents still con-
tinuing their testimony. The following witnesses
were heard:-James Il. N Miller, John f. V. Pole,
Joseph Chambers, Arthur Mullen, John Downey,
Michael Marcus, William Russell, Samuel Rogers,
Joseph Taylor and John LOughrin.
Examination adjourned until Wednesday next, at
IL A, NJ,
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ORNAMENTS TO POLICE STATIoN.-Four hand
sOme vases, four feet in height and terra-coCta
were dog, have been presented to the Nineteenth
Ward Station as ornaments to the pretty garden
which surrounds that building.
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SINGULAR RAILWAY ACC1DENT.-Last evening, as
q Seventeenth and Ninet enth Streets Passenger
Railway car was crossing the switch at Nineteenth
and Arch Streets the passengers were considerably
alarmed by seeing the floor on the passage way
ripped up by piece OF rail. Fortunately no one
was injured though the piece of iron passed in very
close proximity to the feet of lady. The rail which
created so much excitement was q short piece, and
the spikes in il had been rendered useless by con-
stant wear. AS the front wheels crossed the upper
part of it, the weight OF the caused the other end
to fly up, and before the vehicle could be stopped
considerable damage was inflicted to the flooring.
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CITY TELLRG Il N q E.

AFAIsE RUMoR-Snce Saturday Third street has
been considerably excited over rumor that the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company had obtained the
control in the management OF the Reading Railroad
Company Rumor had it that the former company
had forwarded an agent to Europe with the express
purpose OF buying the stock, which is the cOntrOl
ling interest owned by Foreigners in the latter COM
Pany, and that he had teegraphed that he had been
successful in his mission. We called upon the
anncers OF the Reading this morning, and they en-
phatically deny the report. They themselves had
been informed OF the rumor and had, in response to
q telegram received from their agent in London,
made positive denial Of the truth Of the state
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TO RENT.

A. GERMANTOWN PROPERTY TO LET
EaI large. modernbgilt house tenant house, ooaSh
and garden; within two minutes walk of Duys
ton Apply TO j. ARMSTRONG. 62i Ans
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FOR SALE.

G= FOR SALE-HANDSOME THREE
Mil story Brick Dwelling, three story double back build
ings Nc 6s4 81 SIXTH Street, above Green; modern i'm
by the late Henry Derringer deceased of the very be
materials and workmanship. Immediate possession
Agent at house from Ii to O'Clock daily. 67tf
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STORE ROBBERY.-The store of Isaac Kur No.
2l19 Vine street, was entered yesterday afternoon
and robbed OF a coat and number of pennies. The
thief was seen, but not captured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
HIN Civilizations.
TIME NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW
i VOL Xxx No xxx DBCBMBkR, 1879
(Pul supply Now Hsady'I
CoNTESTs


'uISpoo MYTHOLOGY AID ITS INFLUENCE
IT, HUGO AND sAINT-BBUyR
III. THB GREEK CHURCH - -
w. wOhAN's RIGHTS VIEWED PHfhoLoeloALLi AND
HISTORICALLY.
v. ROBIN HOOD AND HIS TINES
VI OUR MILLIoNAIRRs AND THBIR INFLUENCE
VII GLADSTONE ON THB HEROIC AdKh
VIII ECLIPsBs AND THEIR PHENOMENA
TX NOTICES AND CRITICISMS
The P,sspy hs,,,. and The Treasury stereaps Report are
slightly reviewed under Of" Bellies LstreS Some sonpOh'
All should understand physiological and ss'OAl explanation q
womaus Rights as well as the Historical and hogr'pheal "po
and Its should the difference between genle anu
,n,.,e. be overlooked kinds Of books serehgy
examined A, usual Education educators not forgotten
The Review mag had from agents 10 all parts Of the country ~
e Agents. American CO. Subscription s5 year In ad'ane
specimen copy sent by the Editor postage PAID Any P' "
United States 4 BrltGb America on receiptof 81 70
BDw. SEARS, LII D.,
Ediinr and Prnntieinr 81 RroadnaY, Hew-York.