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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04

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Houla haze done. hAA these celebrations been
natiotsAf and DOT sectional, as thoy wsre-
namely, to prevent suoh tumultuous and riot
provoking asssmbaagess 70 describe In detail.
ttse demonstrations Of EeSteuaey do not think
"a all necessary. They differed in no material
xesRee3 frem tabee Of fngRery Dara. Thsrew.s
tie sene dkppnjng ard 6asg. the same kent
tsh IRE, the same' f6olish- speeches about
~ PspMS 10 6arnsadeec 1.-the glorious,
.pious, mmostal msueery Of William uIs that
mon w 49, ssst TSs,s 80 one f.stur. ~
the Psoossdiags ~h,eA deser!es special ms..l
Jsdge Keoghss Ia6ns wss inentioned With ap-
proved end rsceived with innumerable rounds
'of Kentish Ere. His foul aud outrageous as
sauit on Che prfsst4 ana doctrines Of his Church
was Welcomed mcss cordially, and addresses
similar to those passed by ths Orange Grand
Jories were passed In reference to the whole
sone of Che orators made Assss of themselves.
They (the Orapgemsp) would, these orators
spite the efforts Of the rest Of the country 70
remeve MN rom u; rol@ely, sney Saiked IN
sas chmrnb ssnn.5 nn. sn%
r~o nd not he stsbiishod: - q fen tbons.
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Editorial Department..

ne reed only refer 10 sho anag nent Of this depart
mems Of the paper in the past tAs bnss gnarstes %
its course the ntare. Guoe II 10 say, that vii Be
bold, outspokeu. independent fearless
Special attention win also be given IN literary
and Art Reviews 70 new bosls paintangs0te. -
The METRoPOLrTAN RECORD VIA 10 surp'iea
to Subscribers the following terms-caah inveCably
in advaBce:
To city susscribers per year ;::............s 50
70 d1ge sabscrissss By mail ..-....--..-... $50
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At these terms, the RECORD will b. enc Of the
cheapest, BE- well one ef the largest Of the Demo
GRATIS veskss pablshsd IN this any other part Of
e. country Each number contains safRcisnt snoHns
OF reodtng matter 70 al octave volRne Of nearly te
hundred pages. and Of the nost warned character.
Our readers win % ,sVeoial zsROr By VSading us
10 names end addresses a thssr ienas IN ssr oWs
and osher stsss sad Trey van alec aid Us In aistr
buting sPecimeas. we shsn forward as many - they
dostro.
or 1t win b sssu thas attAsugA We Furnish tie
paper at very low ssss oensdorinG lee nzs aoA The
areatansuRs sf reading matter given In its cOiuzns
that We allow extra copies for clubs.
An Msasy LSessrs 4sFwarded to the once Of che
WETRoPoLTTAN RECORD sbesId b Ssat In tho
horm Of drafss or Poat0lco ordsrs By express.
We ahnn not b resPonsTbfs for any money seat by
Innl, tnloss Registered.
To avoid tbs pussibHfsy Of mistake The sh0ald
be lainiy vritass With the address In H giving tha
town, county and State. ..''
All eoumunicaflons bhonld be addressed to the
METROPOLITAN RECORD,
- Boz 764. Post. ONCE, Nov York
JOHN MULLALY,
jy76m Editor and PrSptistOr.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04

kingdom. tsti -! 'o.-'H s.
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sioof from the political arena,
anu nase osGn s''s.a ,eo.i ond. n;c;Dal
iefence even ~ Jnose iooai anu NV ~ l!sH
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;.h $500 .o th. la.,.r cIss. az aIsSt;ons
WIN aegara 20 sne atioel 1iaJs %a ha d;s
sne POLY " nn;c;nai efect;oos there ia
no oa'n 20 ne sakeI 20 sue aS ;n 70. - .he
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.a,ls s.e a J" 1ri. not 60 nnrch IN
p"r.tn az. - ,s. 1;..i IN s.-ests of rai;o;on,
s ssy sJsca.;on ~ thn wnnnS the nnd;stn shed
arsrc;sS Of Gstbo,;S wSsshin' are almost
eHssins 90 as~anSart man tbe char.cter Of
the mTnicinal Sounoil. Am infidei town
coneeh gan ninesr 70 sae .so r. ha,;a ~
snse"s 80 ed nnfnrfnnateiv. hut not nnnatn-
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MAtnfHeEss. -, -
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co
-. .,..i- stH 80 D -Iis :
f. At rAs woeGo's, ratr,a.' : -, x,
,oossT1rufEnsI T'Hr noass or TIE Ssorzs
aae.svxp rnr -';cgq % y u. ~,
80 Great Award o. the Highest salss
And have len an ivsas ne sSA.ss .as Ss,es 4. m.
to the SUPERIORITY or THE ssnaEs ssi-
.~ AAoHrNE over all oths..,. 80 - ~, -,
The Ryear,s Of the Tssasy nv aiS,ssus 4s,v,us
). HaeA'a' comps.i'' fsr The pear 's', ss.~ -. =:
Nambsr Of Machines so,d to be sac, is4
OF which thu Singer sold :. .....: 10, aso.
HEAsIx osz-rH1ap OF THE, FOCAL suanzs
H., afI5 - rqF so1p.e ssaiss a.,,a b,.s. Al
The CHICAGO RxLIkF COMMITTEES RxTUnNs.
I.R shsw like result s.4.is, /. :
Out Of saal Machines F srnishsd, a4z we're
'"'' 49, Siagsr MasAinks. asoIt -,
The Applicant In every case dssssssssS N, s,,A r
rs ~ .-s, lEashiss dsuassd.ss...s. % =, = 81
80 5es.>,N L.. I'D 'gs&Ae '.i'I ~
~ q ga .. .s-fa14H. =, 70. -ssa-tr5z O. n
There are now soc, 900 Singer Sewing
ii a, is Machines in psiiy Use. .i,.I !.
Oh '3.z1 .7-s s-- Il "a. slsisIE g,
EVERY HAoHnRE auARAarxxD 10 GIVE
s. sAT1syAcrIoH OR Moaax. RETuxn4p.
Call and Ell soine,n or Send for CiroSS&
and Sample Of Work - =
ID. '|. r- .Hr 'f5g 1t@5 37l-'' sss.llsn s+
- .3is.su.j Liz. :
MACHINE TWFsr Of al eoiora and On eli slss spseas
JOHN CLARK SR- 4 cos corroN, On biset
apeolA At Wholesale and rstal,: .... .s. qg.
: WIN. E. COOPER { CO..
p GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENTS, ! 4
80 -. -. Canal Street 60
.jyal 7aIy New Orlsana ., ~ 81. .
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.,.u ,.bs.c So .s.ri.
.ac aSngefs 20 faftd Ard morals that ere
pe .sy ncteeeeuy on4er eAs exeon-
@SnsSsssa' tae1s:n9ect a The 1sAsHaesse
~, sn 10y esye st henlth Ss9eca ssAs CasAs.
0;eaIe - snf way derofatory 70 The pod
sle1 *hleA they bavs st~ayS ds1iy nsais-
sAtnea, yes oceetteoeea MsstGda1A tDPeet-
Ins YEP ~ sne Casho!tc Holey. Ever aisee
s &c: oeginning OF the deRiorahle. events.
nson nsvc for the present. accompHshed
Satsosiee QppIeAse9 by the violence Of the
Tie0R3nteso tnyaders and their ebettora,
nsvo' - sne clrcumstances In which they
eAvo 80 places, coueoe, 10 eossene!oo
40. n asnam pteosceatss o. The revoaa-'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21
CITY SMALL TALK.

To-day Is the longest Of the year.
Eve had an orphaned way about her.
Bankers are exempt from the muIiling law.
A lumber traln.-whsn everybody Is board.
Reports vary as to the success Of Boston Pan.
demOufum.
Phuadslphia Is worrying over her Board OF
Health.
Ifyou want TO make a tale IN verse, cut of a
dorg's and put It on again the wrong way.
Bob Shields, Of the recruiting branch, A. q.
o., sports a ave barred gait.
willy Kelley sits up nights to polish hts dia.
monds. He's got one bigger than the kohinoor
Mac the boy with the aubutn hair had II
cuTiSd last night We Wish him much Joy.
We know young lady 90 generous that she
wishes to give away her hand.
The Chorals are about ajiOurnlng orer TIL
the fall Then look out for brilliant season.
"rve brought my glass with me- as the topper
said when he fell through the skyllght
when IL a druggist like had musician
when he IL out OF thyme.
Ifyou want to get married In hurry take 4
waiting maid.
IL rise at your bidding" siid horse thief to
the party hanging him.
A good disease for lazy men-A splitting
headache.
Tho last words Of II, O. will be: Lettuce
hence"
The Mound mon "nettIed" Lieut.. Hurley's pet
dog. Consequence, Lieutenant ons dollar poorer
waiter Lynch, the blonde clerk 10 the city
post ofiice, u the very soul Of accommodation
Long leai pencils arc not the thing to carry 10
the pocket of y white vest.
uDll ProbabIlItIesn skipped over to Gotham
tho other day, yich accounts fOr the want u
rain.
A letter carrier complains that he loses q
pound a day this warm weather. At this rate
he will scarcely last through the summer.
ma, UrhIne.." nhaslon 4, notod IN CanItol
mi smith INC driyer' looks veil but don't
uI,i. o1 49, '' w. 49,
N.n,.,,ar. 4, ,,,,,0., mn NAN. u,,,ou, an
A ~, i ~ hs"t,ns ss.,n,, n,rbsn as,,I,,t,
ts,Pps wv '''s W " Wy"
'hoI''
The beethoven O.tette Uiub u raPresSnlsI ~
the Boston jubilee by Burnett Ever anu
WlthoTOw.
Thu bodv Of IohnnIe Nsrnon Was raeoyered
Yesterday n,ornIpE. and brought 10 WILMINGTON
by The Steamer Wavaset 10 Ihe Afternoon.
-. =, ..,....., !. :. ,,,,I,,,. 49,.
tns Young MAI ~ .iI,, s sLo,o
o a, ~. ~ amnovsr ,h1ns
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21
COLORRD SCHOOLS.


Tho large halt sttpched to the Lincoln school
building, Second and ~ streets southeast, was
nlled 70 repletiOn Wednesday evening by the
parents and friends Of the children attending
The schools located In the eastern school district
Ths exercises we're marked by degree Of
musical excellence that was surprising 10 nnd
In those Of such tender yeYrI. The deelAma-
tons and reading were also hrst class, olcitilg
the plaudits Of those present.. The plano &C.
compartment Of Mrs. Thomas Hawkins was
quite a feature, contributing largely TO the sue
cess Of the evening, the lady not only having q
delicate touch but a nno conception Of music,
and remarkable powers OF execution. TIE
whole was under this digestion VI Miss Lucy
Arnold, music teacher for tho Eastern sohpOl
district, who Is deserving OF all praise for tbs
advanced condition thOWn by tho pupils under
her control.
After the concert the ohlldrsA who PARTED
pated were taken out and cared for by the trus,
tees, who had generously provided sweets and
Ices for them. After enjoying themselves they
departed bOmeWari with light and cheerful
hearts. Trustees johnson and King, together
with Superintendent Cook, were present, and
appeared to take lively interest In making tho
concert a success Tho concert BY tho children
attending the schools 10 the western school dis
trict will take place On Monday evening next,
June %, commencing at 1880 p. m, In the new
and Deaptiiul hall attached 10 the Sumner
building, Seventeenth and NJ streets northwest,
which will be throEn open to the public for the
first time. The concert will be under the direo-
ton Of MTs James T. WOTmley, music teacher
Tor the western district.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21
TO BEAT GRANT.
Meeting off the Young ~ Democracy

Organization Pcricc sd-A slight Diversity
OF OpinIoa-TriD to baltimore Contem-
piatsd-Dr. saoherass sasHests Fusion
with the Greeley and brown Ciub-The
Young IN. case See 10.
Pursuant to a cali published In a morning
paper, between twelve and nneen persons,
among whom was one colored man, assembled
last night at the Board Of Trade rooms for the
purpose Of organizing young mems anti. Grant
club The meeting was called to order by X. p.
Bell, who In a spread eagle speech stated the
objects Of the meeting, after which Judge j. W.
Moore (qulte YOUTH was elected temporary
chairman, and W. II. Olaggett secretary.
Upon motion, committee, consisting Of Ster.
ling Qalt, J. q. Wilson, and J. 7. Cull, was ap.
pointed on permanent Organization, who reported
ne lOlGSipg YS. n,s ossT fSlI
second do, NJ II. DOoley; third do, John T. Har.
man; secretary, W. II. Claygett; assistant soc.
relary, ]. n oliver treasurer, u. Pike
The president was escorted to the chair, when
he thanked the boys for the honor conferred, and
said the meeting was called for the purpose Of
preceding TO Baltimore In body TO- attend the
enough, as the Cincinnati platform was broad
enough for all 10 stand upon.
Tho president then announced the following
executive committee J. J. Bright q. Y. Har.
man, Geo. q. Woddoburn, Hamilton PiEo and
q. Sterling GAIT
Upon motion Of Mr.. Hartman the following
committee vas appointed TO prepare resolutions
expressing the sentiments Of the meeting l.
n. BurritL L. BagEer and J. 7. Oull.
Judge Moore moved that committee OF i've
be appointed to prepare books and open tho
The CHAIR appointed Judge Moore, W. u.
Towers, j q, DOOloy, james W. Robinson anu
n. l.. WAllaoh.
Mr.. ClaEgett arose, much excited, aud said
he wanted II understood by all who Join the
club that they are expected TO attend the Bait
more convention, and 10 prepared 70 make on
appearance equal To the occasion, He did not
want tho members Of this club 10 20 70 Haiti.
more and be obliged TO live on gingerbread and
6r. snodgrass, who had held his peace all
through tho meeting, (sumothlng wonderful
put In an authorized Invitation TO the club TO
hang out their banners beside that OF the uree.
ley aud Brown club during the convention. A
voice, "Oil and water won't mix."l
At this poipt q dispute RrOse between the
pres dent and the secretary as 70 what were the
politics Of the club. The president was under
The Impression that II was m anti a1nlnislra'
sary to be Democrat 10 order TO become q
member, and II that was the requirement b
had no show, as he never was Democrat,
The secretary thought different. lie vas al
ways a Dcmocra', sud favored giving the clut
a perfect Democratic ring. " II DID not hG
wanted TO get out. Tho dispute was getting
pretty warm when Mr.. 7, J. Murray arose aud
said that as q oommittee had been appointed g
draw up an instrument embodylng The sentl
the least oft, inopportune to discuss the sub.
iect before the committee had reported; there
upon amotion was made to adjourn, which was
carried.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21

turtouh $40 y OF tue Aunlr.
On Tuesday night party, among whom were
Lawrence Tulley and young lady named Katie
wilkes, were 10 attendance NJ a wake being held
over the body Of woman In house on TWEEN,
tieth and NJ streets, whore they remained until
q late hour 10 the night, when Miss Wilkes
started for home In Georgetown, near tho TeseT.
yOir, In company with Tulley. On their way to
Georgetown Tulley asked Miss Wilkes to re.
turn TO him an engaR cement ring which she wore
upon her nnRer, a request she refused 10 comply
with, Hhereupon, II is asserted by her, no took
the ring from her finger by force, and Afterwards
attempted to violate her person. She then
ordered him to leave her presence or she would
call for the aid OF the police, and Tulley lmme-
diately He'd. Miss wilkes made known the case
10 friend named Matthew McDunnnugh, who
applied to Squire Drury and procured a warrant
ior the arrest Of Iulley upon the charge OF at
tempting to commit rape,
The warrant was placed In the hands Of OhiceT
Thompson, who proceeded 10 Tulloy's boarding
house, on TWenty.thiTd street, when he pre-
sonted the warrant. Tulley, who was In the
back room, hearing the OtilceT at the door, made
his escape through the back window, since which
time he has not been heard Of The report has
tteOrKetDEn, aud, rs 10 usual In such cases. va
rlOus stories circulated, one Of which Is that
rnley bad been paying bis addresses TO Mas
wilkes fOr sOuO years past, and that lAtteFly no
had concluded ~ give her up, In eOnaeq usnGo al
her having other boauK than himself, and on tho
night mentioned above made n demand Tor the
engagement ring. The friends Of Tulley assert
that this charge was made against him by Miss
wilkes friends In order TO force him into marry.
Ing her, and on tho other hand, her friends
claim 10 DO able 10 prove the charge OF rape.
The whole AnaiT IA mixed up concern and
nothing will develop ITSELF until Tulley Is ar.
rested and brought before the court
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21

Wa take the following from tho GdssHe Of
yesterday!
THE late failure Of the hrm Of Price h 90, In
tais city, did not Involve the Washington branch
o. that house.
FHR OILERS complain Of the scarcity OF stur.
geOn, and say that they have 10 40 down as far
as the White House, Pamunkey aud Indian
Head In order TO catch any.
The HYDRAuLIoN RHGINR-HousR still pre-
sents most unsghtly appearance, no steps
having yot been taken for tho removal Of tho
Injunction against completing II, on account, we
believe, OF difference Of Oplnlou among the
lawyers as to the proper method OF proceeding
found.
THE following houses and lots were sold this
morning, aud concluded the sale OF property Ad.
yertlsed for the non. payment Of city taxes: Lot
on Paflck, between Duke and Wolfe, assessed
20 Geo: ID. FOwle, sold TO W. II, Fowie, IT,, for
$50. House and lot on Franklin, between 81.
Asaph and Washington, assessed 10 Miller 4
on Franklin; assessed TO L. NJ. Powell, sold TO
James Green Tor td5. Lot on UDi0n, between
Franklin and Jefferson, assessed to J. Y, Smith
and A. ]. Russell, sold TO q. l.. Powell for tlsl
Lot on Potomac strand, assessed To same, sold
~ q. l.. Powell for tl0l Lot on Water, between
Duke and Wolfe, assessed to Thomas W. Smith,
sold 10. James Green for as, Lot on strand aud
Union street, assessed 10 X. q. Smith, sold TO
James Green for $50, The total amount Of the
sales that have been made 10 " 500. 20, but since
the property was ADVERTISED aud during the sale
many delinquonts have paid the iANes upon
their property.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21

WY d. the dSbnltAtsd ana iseble dread tho
sVnmerl II because heat 10 An sxhausting
element, and they are not In q condition to bear
the new drain upon their lAnguld systems,
which they think must necessarily commence
with the warm weather. But eanpo, thIs evil
DO obViatsd1 Most lRdlhlF4nly II eau. what
these usaElings psed-ln faOt what ulno tenths
VI W need VI this ssason--ls al accession OF
physical ViRor, and this deslderAtum eau be 80.
cured, with absolute certainty, by a course Of
tho mghtiest, yet mildest, Of all vegetable
IOnlcs, HOstotter's Stomach Blttors.
Thousands Of men Of business, mechanics aud
professional men, break down, partially or
wholly, under their summer labors, simply be-
cause they have neglected 10 reinforce the powers
Of nature IN I'll. way. Ie ,pef.ons Who Asstgt
IN bot weather, the o. aha ystion which excessive
boat u apt TO produce under other elrcVmstS ncea
q unknoYp. They arc not tT6phled With Hau.
sSS9nbRf, SHT Peild lPhASR BPHboiBHr akSp'IeiGgSR
he desired. This for twenty years has been the
uniform testimony OF all who have taken the
Bltters as a summer tonic and Alternative. u.
ethcacyis due to the care and s~-..oi,ious ndeity
70 ne teaehinSs.:: - experimental science, with
M1loh ia medicinal ingredients have been called
from the vegetable kingdom, tina admirable pro.
poftlons IN which they are combined and the
h9e9naled purity Of Its stimulatiye basis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-21

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H. me ne e a9ss OF mpham, Duke o. Bedford,
IN the ottn year OF MS age, Whlch has Just
occurred, Is not In the least slgnlhcant as far
rs the personal loss TO the nation is concerned
lhls e!Entn uuke was not Al all = man OF
marx NOOody seemed 70 know him or sec
nun, ne never went inside OF the House OF
Leers' never was known 70 attend a royal
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ihe yves. End, never presided At public meet
lng. Mnu never became the Genue o. county
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PeIev tnat US kIhce was OF weak MIND and
lna, ne W. eteeealngly pennrious. lie lived
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nls Nas. incone, he never married, and con-
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