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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-06-22
Superior Dutch Flower Bulbs.

So CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK. Sole a gent of the
celebrated Florists, Messrs. l.. VAN WAvEREN &
CO.. Holland, whose superior productions are un
surpass ed, is prepared to ectve special orde,
for Fall importations. All orders should reach me
before the 4th of July. Catalogues forwarded upon
application. p. y. Box ,0S3.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-06-22

4 AIsSq BUGk T0s T0s THE SCIENCE OF LIFE
or MISREPRESENTATION A Medical Treatise
on the Cause and Cure Of Exhausted Vitality, Pre-
mature Decline in Man, Nervous and Physical De-
biity, Hypochondiia, Impotency and all other dis
eases arising from the errors of youth the indis
cretiOns cxcesses Of mature years This IS in
decd II book for every man. Price only 81 2S5
pages cloth. Sent by mail, post paid receipt Of
the tre ov ~ bsaa epd dg bannes h
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bul.
finch street, Boston, Mass or DR.. w. ii. PARKER,
the Assistant Physician
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

Az HRoxAur FAlLs A Mil. AND n DASHED
10 Pikcxs.-At Peol, Orange county. Indiana,
last Saturday, Prof. Wilbur made arrangements
for balloon ascension He was 70 be accom-
panied BY Mr.. George n. knsrp, but a. they
were getting into the balloon he cord eay2
way, and they made o spring Cor the car. but
only succeeded I'm grasping the ropes- As the
balloon rose Mr.. Knapp let 80 and feli thirty feet
without serious injury. Prof. Wilbur held on
and attempted 20 climb into the basket, but was
unable % do 80, and the balloon shot upwards
rapidly, with the eronaut hanging below.
The Spectators were thrilled with horror NJ
ne terrible scene which ended in a dread
InI manner. At the height Of abOut one
mlie the ooomed man let so his bold, and came
Nhnhng TO the earth. As he approached the
eer,h he as feet for most, then spread ont horf-
z.niay, then doubled NJ, turned over, and then
sIalehtened out with his head Downward. As
he struSk the earth he fell upon his head and
pN S. ms head Nas mashed into an undisfin-
s ushhapie mass, and his body was bruised and
crushed horribly. The body made an indenta-
vi TN IN me ground eight inches deep and n re-
bounced four feet from where il strnck Profas-
sor Niiburs wife end little dan ghter were ON ~
affair. Ae eetIlOie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

We are to have another series of important
State elections, this month. First on the list Is
texas, where special election for congressmeu
begins to-day to continue four days. The can
vass has been a very bitter one and the result Il
Doubtful, especially as the republicans are
divided in two of the forr districts The repub.
lican candidates are: LIST district, George W.
Whrmore; I'd, Alex. n. Bryant, A. B. Norton
indep endent; Sd, VIM. 7. Clark, l.. d. Stevenson
independent; 4th, Edward Degener. The demo-
Gratis have only one candidate in each district
namely: LIST, W. s. Herndon; I'd, j. C. Conner:
Sd, d. c. Giddings; 4th, John Hancock. In
1869, the republican majority for the State
ticket was only 33s; but that party elected three
congressman by the following majorities LIST
district ,05o; Sd, s,01s; 4th, II. The democratic
majority in the ID district was 2,023, leaving a
net republican majority In the State of lin.
The people Of Rhode Island vote next Monday,
october 9Th, on the amendments to their State
constitution. The first relieves alien residents
from the property qualification to enable them
to vote, and establishes an educational aualif-
cation; the second abolishes registry laws; the
third prohibits appropriations OF imposition of
taxes for sectarian schools.
On this day week, October 10th, three impor-
tant elections occur. Ohio elects State officers
and legislature, and votes on a revision of the
State constitution. That the republican State
ticket will be elected is conceded, and the chief
Interest centers in the contest for the control of
the legislature which will elect successor TO
Senator Sherman, and have charge of the
new apportionment Of the State for the election
OF congressman. The last Legislature stood
on joint ballot-6s republicans, ~ democrats.
and reformers, who have usually voted with
the democrats. In 1869 the republican COVER
nor, Hayes, was elected by 1878 majority
Pennsylvania votes the same day for auditor.
surveyor, and legislature. Philadelphia will
elect mayor and city officers. The republican
majority in 1869 was 500, and the Legislature
last chosen stood, on joint ballot, u republi.
cans, 81 democrats. Iowa votes the same day
for State officers and members Of the legisla-
ture The republican majority for Secretary
OF State in 1869 was AZ, 4s9. California chooses
judges Of her supreme court October 18th, and
West Virginia will close the elections of the
month on the 26th instant, by choosing dele
gates to the constitutional convention, (which
the people voted in August to hold,) and also
members of the legislature. The legislature last
chosen, stood, on joint ballot, &c republicans 81
democrats.
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are called SISSY"

HIndsna girls weighing less than Us pounds
are called SISSY"
81" Chignonense- is what JUDI calls the
lately prevalent style OF back hair.
HThe Pilgrims Progress" has been trans
lated into Chinese, and one of the illustrations
represents C;.rIstidn with pig-tsil.
@At Akron, o., a canal driver twisted n
mules tail 70 make II 60. The clergyman paid
fitting tribute to his many excellent qualities
at the funeral.
@A society for the prevention of cruelty 20
wives has been organized I'm Louisville, Ky,
by number OF humane gentlemen, and already
thlrty-sn members are enrolled. That society
will have lively time.
~Miss Harriet W. Terry, sister of Major
General Terry, late Of a ladies' seminary i'm New
Haven, has been appointed successor of the late
Miss Lyman as lady principal of vassar College,
and will at once enter upon her duties.
ga curious incident Of the Nelson Clanton
named w. b. Smith, at whose house the sheriff
stopped 70 ask after the fugitive Nelson, when
informed OF the affair, evinced high excitement
and died In i've minutes.
~The engineer Of a locomotive that had
oeafered man by its whistle was surprised in
going into certain station TO find eleven bald
headed men standing by the side Of the track,
the frst Of whom exclaimed, " Do your darnd,
est They were all married men.
~Jerome Hopkins offers TO open and main
tain free singing schools for the masses in New
York, in as many Sunday-school rooms as NAV
be placed at their disposal, devotine 10 each one
afternoon or evening week. The offer Is made
10 clergymen OF every denomination.
~" Confessions" are heard regularly at nine
O'Clock nightly at thel Episcopal Church of St
Albans, holborn, London. The "confessOnals'
are somewhat nOvel-banners of violet stuff fixed
In position in the left side AISLE on one side of
which is a chair for the priest, and on the other
a kneeler for his penitent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ayers Sarsaparila and Cherry Pectoral, $50 :;
Burnetts Cocoaine and Kaliston, soc.; Schenck' 9
Alternative, &c. Hostetter H oonandS and Vinegar
Btter:, Soc; Miehlers Herb Bitters, s6c.; Lyon Q
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, &C.; Batcheier's Hair
Dye, &c.; Helmbold's Buchu, 81 20; Browns ia.
rants Aperient, Soc; Winchester g Hypophosphites,
Sc; Osgood's India Ohologogue, 81 IS; Sterling {
other kinds, sc; Flaggs Relief, 9Oc.; Railway e
Lotion, sl76; Lubfn's Extracts, genuine, 81; Ool,
gates Soaps very large assortment, retail at whole
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles, 81: per gallon,
$t-guaranteed as represented money refunded:
California Wines, Port, Angelica, Sherry, Muscatel
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
auS-h Corner ID and ID streets n, W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

People rich enough to give large sums of
money for charitable purposes had better follow
the EXAMPLE Of Mr.. Peabody and Mr. Corcoran-
give 1t before their deaths and while they can
see for themselves that 1t is properly applied.
Those gentlemen have the satisfaction of know
ing that the meney Is used In accordance with
their own plans, and not squandered AMONG
lawyers, or diverted in q way altogether foreign
TO the purposes Of the donor. The same NAV he
said OF Peter Cooper, who founded the Cooper
Institute, of New York, and who has for twenty
years been witness Of the benefcent results of his
charity, and enjoyed the honors accruing from
1t; OF MI. Cornell, who founded the Cornell UNI
versity; OF Mr.. Vessar, who founded the Vassar
Female College, and Of many others
On the other hand, the cases where money left
by VIII Is applied In any other way than that
designed BY the testators are numerous. II the
win Is not contested by Interested parties, the
probabilities are that the institution established
viii be anything except what its founder desired
It TO be. There are accounts Of three notable
cases OF contested wills In the papers at this
time: those Of Mr.. Champion, millionaire of
Rochester, who died leaving nearly Al his Drop
erty TO- religious and charitable purposes; Mr.
Bonafd, Of New York, who, having no relatives
he knew Of, or wished to assist, left his large
property 10 the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals; and Mrs. Martha p. wurz.
who died in France last January, leaving half a
million 10 be scrambled for. II is extremely
doubtful the charitable purposes of any one
Of the three will ever be realized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

IHE fRlcEs OF ANTHRAcIrE CoAI.-The
rEiadelI hia Ledger Of yesterday saw: " The
pupne eaie OF ant!racite coal at New York lasf
coal e morally, and in some instances aJvanccs
have been established even greater than those
shown al the auction sale. This Increase in fbc
price OF coal rs, no coubt, in consequence OF the
shortened supply, as compared with last wear.
Ihis, however, should create no alarm. Much
II not all, OF the difference short, IL Is expected
Will be made mp before the close OF navigation:
and IL t should not be by that time n can easily
be supplied by rau all through the winter as the
market may require. There Is reason 90 antici-
pate good, strong market for coal 20 the end of
the year az current prices, which slightly ad-
vance to-day, say % cents per ton over Last
weeks quotations; but there Is no reason 20 an
ucipate any very material further advance, nm
less there Is some difficulty at the mines or some
unwarranted combination 10 force the market 10
unnatural figures. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

.,SIn Georgia lightning rods are called
thunder-poles.
~The Cherokees are relapsing into barba-
rism, and play base ball.
Pittsburgh is to have what the papers call
GO uipartite bridge and bipartite park"
0The tidal wave has been postponed till tha
dry season next year. :"
STwo women in Kansas have gone as part
ners into the Law business.
~The trial OF Madame Van Buskirk, the
bIookiyn abortiontst, commenced In that city
HEllen Csstlemoon, q negroes, h.. haen
lodgedin jail charged With setting Dire 10 = houss
for the purpose Of burning her child. The chiiS
was years old, and was burned 10 death
1Atlanta young ladies lay waQers vith g..
sweethear0 thus: II her eandidste fcr Ms A.oir
wins she u TO kiss sweetheart but fsveeth.yvoI
candidate wins he b 10 kiss her.
-" Thou hast loved me and Ian -.
Twenty-Five cent?" y the iuscrinfion no-tor
sheet music In the window Of q New T y1me
French Swans have decided thu. IN. 49,
s Hesave use OF brandy produces tremors And A.
nnlun, while absinfhe superindrces enIIe,sv
~ tst VINO pay their money are thus enabled
- new style Of fans is called the Filtration
49,, wien peing opened In one n only an or
= Unsiy ian, but being opened another way falls
.ns1 separate pieces, on each Of which is In
scnoeo some motto or fancy design.
Putnam, Ct, claims frst-class hou,rs for
young nay who - an adept at plo 1Rhing.
pianung, haying, and harvesting, and a. the
sane time an expert In AL household affairs'
soo scuns me iady, teacher, and musician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.
ARREST OF BRIGH.AyM Y>OC.rG.
He Is To be Tried for Lewd and Lfcen.
uOus Conductive Resistance of
the Legal PrOcesS


uOus Conductive Resistance OF
the Legal Process.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Oct. 3.-Brigham
Young was arrested this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock,
upon the indictment OF the grand jury charging
him, under the Utah statute, with lewdly and
heentiously cohabiting with sixteen different
women. The arrest was made by United tates
MARSHAL Patrick, at the residence of Youno
owing to the sickness of the High Priest, he was
allowed to remain at his house tonight in
charge OF q deputy marshal. He win be taken
before Judge Mexican tomorrow. The penalty
imposed by the statute on conviction on this
charge Is imprisonment for not over ten wears
nor less than six months, and a fine of not over
Sl,0Uo nor less than 500. The rumors of trouble
and an outbreak OF the Mormons are not to be
credited. The Mormon leaders give the as
sulance that all processes of the court will be
obeyed. Governor Woods has made every prep
aration for an emergency, and he viii maintain
Me law at any cost. Another company of
SMteQ Sfates troops arrived here tonight from
Tot Brioger. IL Is reported, and generally
believed, that indictments have hAen fnnnd
against Brigham Young to-day for murder.
Judgment Against q Mormon Alder.
man for Heavy Damages.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Oct. 3.-The Su-
preme Court has decided the case of Enele-
brecht ct al agt. letter Clinton, and affirmed
tne judgment OF the court below. Clinton as
alderman, assumed the jurisdiction of Justice
OF the peace, and issued warrant 10 DESTROY
the stock In trade, consisting Of liquors, &C., or
Engiebrecht & Co. as nuisance; Engiebrecht
having refused to pay the license of $500 per
month. The entire stock as DESTROYED ia his Alb
sence, without notice by the police. Judgment
was gwen in the court below for the plaintiff
for the value of the stock and damages amount
the entire bench. The opinion was given by
Judge &. M. Hawley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

The Cause and Cure OF COnsumptiOu.
ma aae p ina cause Of is deranse
produces deficient nutrition and assimilation. BY
assimilation mean that process by which the nutrf
%ent Of s til :; into b.. and thence
to pqiISnary disease, or II they take cold, viii be
and sb s po. in
70 cure any case Of ION without rst
Ss g g e :sahss the
stomach and bowels from all diseased mucus and
n hs
and restore the liver to healthy action For this
% these
bowels OF all the dead and morbid slime that is
snd bile
has accumulated there, and rouse 1t mp TO new and
healthy action by which natural and healthy bile is
The stomach, bowels, and liver are thus cleansed
remains in the stomach an excess Of acid the suss
is torpid and the appetite poor. In the bowels the
port. It is ina condition like this that schenek s
rSs f be ts most sn
will neutralze ali excess Of acid making the stomach
sweet and fresh 1t will give permanent tone to this
digestion and ultimately make good, healthy living
Of
aId psrsevering use of Schenck,s Pulmonic Syrup.
s o
ton, and thence distributed the diseased lungs
Nanr Ui 20 f 81, OF ana then ASSISTS
then Nv III a Vol men 9nSo ~ .pens. ~ Is
c cSSSi;enexs tuim9ho syrup, thas an ulcers and
cnrad afe heaieo up souno' ana my patient 10
The essential thing to be done in curing Coasump-
s rs 90 ~ ~ S4Yu HnI so9a Question
n nerson bass a saST III nesn anu ges siIone.
~ .ai u'easeu iungs'Ia caYny OF aDscess
,inan' 81 in M oano. heaii Lne ma.1eL gannQt
nfcessarv tn cure Y; na n,Sar ~ hHa A
an,it 70 eie ~ new oluet u .nip9sGa goo1
99 GOO nHfrion, the BODY 70 grow IN hesh
hal ,h at, . HaiuIe Is ne,pea sne cAst.es VIII
ia,n ,,s mter VIII tpen anu DC tnrSwh On "a
20, 80 nHu tne person regain neAitn ana
Tonsnmn+;nr "a t ~ uue anu o.S pihan 70 cure
lungs are rot ertirer Sslt rnvad or svay ~ nn l
IL ent;rslv gona ~ 49, a.; ~ U iss ~
The Chez 70 nj NJ ILL., 10 oousn "'o'i'y ioi' III
have seen mspy nersnn. oprad NTH on,v o,a
sornS 49, nny pei oonS OF VIII oity olIo
sT S lung, hSe and ENJOY life TO good old age
finrn 10 Ma rTThench Asuieihes VIII 40 70 cure
swaetsn I'D vii el.an oul sns :Ioanan'
and giHa Ne+-r ~ ~, set syt
system ~ ali tie .1 sHe ~, W ,,e
syer The form ma u h that Is III 'ne iuhss' whae
er II, $; si iu ,oi ~ may pc o.sA,~
o 40 c t tani that Hniio using Scnenck Ieu
eae snI I 9e exercIsed NOT 70 taks coG Keep
aooLs va coid ana damp weather aSofo mgr air,
a.u oaa nn JItaoor exercise only IN sehiai ana
wish il distinctly understood that when recon-.
cnld nsno u NV VI diein iesatH 20 uia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
English Notes.
Fast Horses and Fast Women Sum.
ported by the New York City Treas

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Judge Barnard chRyed
the grand Jury this morning in the court of
oyer and terminer, and spoke of the irregularity
existing in the city government, of the public
desire for retrenchment. and of the num-
Der OF men holding sinecures. 90 1t is safe
TO say" he said, sand / know from
experience that nearly all the fast horses and
all the fast women in New York are supported
tons of the election law, and said he would keep
the court open and the grand jury in session
until after the election, so to secure the peo-
pie fair election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

MR.. W. W. CoRCoRAN is rapidly improving
In health. He rode out to-day, and his physi-
clans feel confident of his complete recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
Sus~SSHS AEdIUSt u MOrm0u Aide 4
man for HEAVY DAMAGES
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
felegrdpAed Ezclssirely b 1As Evening Stas.
Germany Won't Tolerate Any III.
treatment Of Her Citizens I'm Franco


LONDON, Oct. sit will be remembered that
fortnight ago Baron Won Arnim, the German
plenipotentiary at Versailles, made a formal
complaint to the French government of the I'M
friendly treatment to which German citizens
were subjected by the inhabitants of Lyons At
that time the French Minister of Foreign A fairs
promised to investigate and render satisfaction
for the injuries committed, with security against
similar occurrences. 1t now appears that the
French authorities have not acted with sufi Gent
yigor to satisfy the injured Germans, and Won
Arnim has addressed q renewed remonstrance
to Count Remusat, couched In very decided
terms. He rehearses the grievances arising out
Of the conduct Of the Lyonnais, and concludes
with the opinion that the half measures adopted
In the case will prove very unsatisfactory TO the
imperial government at Berlin. Count Remusat
has replied with further assurances of the deter
minatlon OF the government TO protect and in
demnify the Germans, and promises that the
affair at Lyons will be rigidly Investigated.
English Notes.
Sothern, The Actor, C0Bsing-WOmen Strikers
LONDON, Oct. 3-Sothern, the actor sailed
to-day in the Scotia.
-Four hundred women EMPLOYED in the fax
mills at Bolton have Joined the strikers.
The Franco German Negotiations.
VERSAILLES, Oct sit is officially announced
that the negotiators of the customs treaty on
behalf Of the French and German governm snts
have arrived at a definite understanding, and
that the formal signing of the treaty is DELAYED
to await the payment by France of the money
now due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

tary of the Treasury has called in all three per
cent. certificates between numbers 1856 IN i
1852 Of $1,000 each, and all between numbers
1856 and 2,o66 of $4,000 each; the total
amounting to 81 500 900, --' 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
The New York Democratic State Con.
ventiOn.

1dmmdny 70 be RaLed Out, and Why.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 3-The indications are that
the democratic State convention will be more
largely attended by spectators than the republi-
can convention. The talk is that the Tammany
delegates are to be ruled out OF the convention,
because, as one OF them said, "there are votes
enough to do it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

Mr.. LEROY FUTILE, Assistant Treasurer OF
the United States, who has been very i'll, is
slowly recovering,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
New Haven Strongly Repuhlicau

NEW HAVEN, Oct. Sin the New Haven city
town election yesterday, six out of the eight
wards went republican. The city government
will be strongly republican. The democrats
elected the town and city clerk and selectmen
by greatly reduced majorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
Death OF a Distineutshed Of

ST. Louis, Oct. 3.-General James Totem
General Lyons Chief of Artillery, and who SUBJ
sequently served under several other generals
during the war, died at Sedalia, Mo-, yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

SCertain church-members at Sc .ro..,,,,
Mich, protest against others playing draw,
poker In "meetin."
1When man wants to speak at a nubB,
meeting In Prussia, he must first obtain permis.
sion OF the authorities. 1t Is very free country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
Til

II the best Advertising medium for iii Sn.ine.. man
SPECIALLY Tor Americans 70 draw German cusfomers
- There 10 IN the District large portion Oh 5er.
mans WHO can hardly read Inelish, md Subscri6s
Vn'S soS so~ psS0' De18-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE TAMNA
ny RINa.-The direct proceedings to bring
Mayor Hall into court on a charge of completely
in the Tammany frauds were taken yesterday;
an affidavit alleging that he signed fraudulent
warrants being made before Justice Bixby by a
former boOkkeeper in the controllers Office The
justice declined to issue a warrant for Halls
arrest, but summoned him to appear this morn
ing, and warrant will be applied for to-day for
the arrest of Tweed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
BatchelOr,s Hair Dve.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
iesd nor any vitalis poisGn 70 produce paralys.
AySS the ate and
w; A: Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty ysd,s
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown Sold
by all druggists. Applied ct Is Bond street New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1892 ,745.54.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

THURSTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
teeth se,d sy al d5pggists Price and g cents
rR TS IN a iNgDO KID GLOVE CLEAN:
DRUGGISTS and fancy goods dealers. Price. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

"EN6LANp's LAST QCEEN."-A cable tele-
gram from London says that: The Prince and
Princess have arrived at Balmoral Castle, where
MI. Gladstone is also guest. IL Is rumored
that their visit IL in connection with the abdica-
non OF the q ueen In favor Of the regency OF the
Prince OF Wales. The popular opinlon Is that
the queen VIII take this step. The Conserya-
yves approve the project for the assumption by
The Prince and Princess OF Wales, OF the social
and public duties OF the Queen-to prepare the
people against crisis in the event OF her sudden
death. The argument Of the Conservatives is,
that the entire absence Of court receptions and
public pageants, In which the Sovereign should
participate, since the death of the Prince con-
sort, has fully prepared the people for the Re-
public, and strengthens the project Of Messrs.
odger, Bradlaugh and other Republicans, who
declare that the reign Of Queen Victoria extin-
guishes monarchy In Great Britain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-03

Mr.. HOLMES Z. OFFLEY has resigned the
secretaryship Of the Board of Public Works. 1t
is not probable that his successor will be ap-
pointed until the return of Gov. Cooke from
Europe.