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Government Securities.
Stock ReDOrt.


(By FrankIim Telegraph Company, 600 Pa. arenu..1
=, NEW YoRx, March s-Firss Board lu 81 r. m
nis =: g; ISL COUPON, lls1 eDs, 90, coupon
ll2's 9's, new, Ss, coupon, ilGsl SINS, 81, cou-
Hon ln?s: sSs, IS, oupon, 1924: 10 lO's, coupon
Canton, 9l,s Western Union Telegraph 7oX: Quick
silver, 365s Pacific Mail COS; Adams xpress, 93x
Erees, IA United States Express, 701l: New York
Central an Hudson, 90; New York Central Scrip
gan Central, lis Lake Shore h Michigan Southern,
92lS Union Pacific Railroad. 364; Illinois Central
Northwest pref'd: e2'4; New Jersey Central, Iias.
Rock Island, Ilsss; Milwaukee and ST PAM, $50
do, preferred, 791s; Wabash Western ,46,6 Della
ware, Lackaw anna Western, 1853; Fort Wayne,
guaranteed, IS, Hannibal and 81 Joseph, $50: Chi,
70 Ohio Mississippi certificates, 50; Columbus,
chicago and lndiana Gent IA; Tennessee 6s, old
sol Bonds, .6h North Carolina SIS, old s6lz; North
Carolina 6s, new,2 Missouri SIS, -; Central Pa
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Mrs. Mary o. Livermore, perhaps the ablest
advocate OF female suffrage, plays an import
ant part in the republican canvass OF New
Hampshire. Prior to entering the campaign, it
Is stated that she had distinct understanding
with the republican leaders that if successful
they Will pass an act granting suffrage to the
women OF New Hampshire. She made long
speech at Concord on the evening of the 9th
insf.' which is said to have been very eloquent
and able. The woman suffragists occupy an
impartial attitude with reference to political
parties, and their leaders have announced that
hereafter they will give aid and comfort only to
their friends, be they republicans or democrats
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The Brooklyn city government has Yielded to
the popular indignation at the growing abuse of
over-crowded street cars, and meets the issue
squarely by the passage of an ordinance that no
person uBprOvided with a seat shall be called on
to pay fare. 1t was argued by the opponents Of
the measure that it would increase the evil it
was intended TO remedy, because there are dead
beats who would get in full car and be willing
to stand up if they paid nothing for the ride:
but, notwithstanding these representations, a
proposed amendment that no passenger should
get in car after the seats were filed was voted
down. Ii was considered that the companies
would themselves take care that there were no
non-paying passengers, and would be Obliged in
self-defence to put on a sufficient number of
cars TO aec0mmodate the public.
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In commenting on the moderate tone of the
American press in regard to the Alabama
claims, the London Times makes a gross mistake
in inferring for a moment that sthe Americans
now acknowledge the extravaganza of the de-
msnd for indirect damages" The fact of the
business is, and the English press ought by this
time to understand it, that the feeling in
America is one of Indifference in the matter
If England can afford to violate the solemn
covenant made by her representatives, to refer
the entire subject to an impartial board OF arbi-
Iation, America, like Barkis, is willin'. The
American people generally, we will venture to
say, don't care two straws which course England
takes. The settlement of the vexed questfGA is
much more important to her than to us, and
that fact is pretty well understood on this side
the big pond.
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PERSONAL.

HATTIE .. IN rNoH. C-air-eys.s, Mes.oss "a
~ bsstssss Modtsg. NHv1s FslIs I'M eistna eer
tcSt eno fetno b. comm ncations Come and Wiz
aer vcSdsrfai power u s-coad sieht. $50 Ias
sieef' N " eet-een and mars ~
MADAM soyINs PERIODICAL DROPS A
.hs,,s .re cur Tor al fem Ne rrexu sriIies They
euee miscarriage. fIi e. set Tth ssi srh' M Nm
M Ms n y. WRIGHT, "A, ,r,IT- E.oI-s CsssT-
~ 20 ers TN stseet. between y and orcoss,s
vlo te,oNs Hall, shere she will b. Lam, - =.
tnoee VINO may require her SER ices mars 10
MI SAWYER. Cstrro,a.f, Ma...T,- a.,
49, -nedsf.i, can be ceosuited al her hoa.s -
sie nn - petwten and n Ste lsianN ann III
eor,st co-lhees past. rrc.cst and future ~ lr.s
pRlyAIE CoNsULTATroNs AT oIyn M,
y DAEBf on ~ street, three dow. .og,b n
the avenue. The only advertiser r~c,gn,..S h.a
profession expea and specialist m di.ss. w
the eenerstive organs. febs4 I'M.
NO HChBCG.-The Queen Of spirits ne hige.--
4 Y dew lcped medium II ing, HIS the Won i.rf.i
power OF changing luck tells the past present al
iuure. Su cess or failure of any business for.soa
&c, &C. 1ss street, between let and New Jer--y
Nenae fl9lm-
NJ ABAME BoyINs MONTHLY PILLS VIII,
~ remove all Female Irregularities. Msrrf-d
Ladies should not use them ~ pregnant, for they
st. I. W, Island. no i'm
I AIDES SUFFERING FROM fRREoULARi-
zee, eak nssses, or any complaint peculiar %
their sex should con1de In DIR LION, the elf.a ar
IaonsAed and only reliable and safe Physician nah.
los speciality OF female plants in the city Ne
deceived by swindiers. He guarantees = spe--sT
cure or no charge. Ssposats hoo.as fo- al -
i,.sfs. Rooms No. III I street, betxeep Ia ~
otn. ccE-r
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NJ f w o + F 1 G E.
JUAN BOYLE 4 CO.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No. 7l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING.

R Z d Il I At Il X RS,
No. 5l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING
FOR SALE
Handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
street between ID and Sd streets with all the modern
tmproN ements; small cash payments aud long time
SEVERAL FARMS.
Email and large, the line of the Point of Rocks
Rhilroad within a few minutes walk Of the depot;
within thirty minutes Of Washington, Terms easy
Also,
One o. ECO acres on the road and same distance
fIom de pct, improy ed bv Bouse, &c
SIX OTS,
Near Capitol fronting on New Jersey avenue; one of
the fness situations in the city.
A. HOUSE on North A street; 8 100 cash, balance
OH long time.
Three HANDSOME HOUSES in the west end.
HOUSES and LOTS In all parts of the city.
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on Ninth street
MONEY TO LOAN
In suns OF from 81 900 to $40 900 on real estate.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON, No. IN I street, above 7th, can be
who may De suffering frsm IRREGULA tfffEs OF
IN: ;Ss s sssSrf . .hs s pSstos Z
and = very reliable and successful Spesss Rooass
8 sIsi!S.'''s' ORGANIC AID sKIs Di sas
EKAALE DISEASES treated aod Oo.nns1.os
l. cases taken: Describe case aodospcloss 0s, en1
Ss ias s' Non ssy A :ssss:: fs.
he: eARDNER, Lss 0IAs Rses.d o. s. N@~ a.
g e.: Il &. s oos :s:s On
!s.idsoe., isSS HsssssSs:ssss sv.sss, Sssvsso
Il ' trs snd ts n q. = Irsc A,s p.
HoeDitai, ana 8 Drectos q thirty yssrs snoaG sosN
nae ma fsnaie, he cen vsrrssf . ssrs IN ~
cine vim ). ssss y ssIssss. Ss .ssrsss. !. cure
ON MARRIAGE. HAPPY RKLIBy YoB
" Young msp fron TIE eGecss Of 1rrors esd Abess
cured. inDsdinesss 90 Marriage rsooyed. MsV
dice BOOKS and Oirculars Mt IRE, IN ssslsd en-
. :Ss:s NJ ss::: 20
5naff 3 k. .1ss. pssg s.i.. .
seroisls. hin bsssss. ssSSns. = ii Z: ssssss
sslsss csssssa s.d a~azx ds.ss.a.z
Pc !: s::;:s f:s:.z - .'. i.s IA
n e,yg!fn .PAH 1AIa PRIC.s fc< Ls1Iss',
No I'D GSSr 80 ceEos4asfd, sSS s, sao
q SO stDose. estveap eth - ~ uerouos 49,
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p THE ORIGINAL p
49, Furniture Emporium. Es
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES OF FURNI
TUBE AND HoUsR-FURNIsHING
GOODS In GENERAL.

The as 3; g eel c
TING, and every description Of OfHER TTRNl.
MARBLIfOP CHAMBRR AMI COTTAGE
SUITS, and Ill other HOUoE-RUDMIeHIN0
GOUBe, By the lsf Of NAY MKT, q which time
shall b compelled TO close sstahlishmsnt for
two or three months, In order TO make imp ove-
mebts 70 eur store, ye would respectfully inform
,hall: antil The isr q MAX E!xf cen OSr s5tsS
ATA VERY HiDGCED fRIOE, 1oR Dash, q
the southeast corner Of TN and D. sreets. Any per
son wishing 70 purchase goods in our line viii do
well TO call and exsmine our goods for themselves,
ard we have 70 fear but they viii BE- satisfied that
Very respectfully
mart-eo6t GhS8N WILLIAMS.
TVAUTION.-The undersigned weuld respectfully
~ caution their friends and patrons
against ITINENANT TUHERS, repre-
o. nting themselves - being employ Cd byvuuSvv
rs. An tuners employed BY rs have regular serif
ten ossk0rify from NJ, vhieh they Win show IL re-
OF our atrsns who have been deceived and injured
BY giving credit to representations OF inn posters
WIN. KNABE Co..
Piano Manufacturers, Baltimore. Md.
y. kelCHENBACH.
No. 423 nth st., near Pennsylv ania avenue.
Sole b sssns for the sale Of VIM. Knsee 4 Cos.
TIKI ANRRIOAN SUBMER0ED DOUBLE
ACTING H0NTBEezIH0 TOROB PUMP.
The simplest and most Do.s.fcll ~ y..
seU Oornsf StA and D streets.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Tor sALf-A Farm q 8 ACRES. south Of IN.
neets Hsass and cut suiidins., With varsity q
SsHe: ss cash, balance On long tins: Addr:s:
SG Hi "a - 20 m, rs, 81,
~: :.iiI :, S';i'
EoR kEHf-rvo RoOns b q nT,t-cie.s mouse,
nor On .l ns. xsSs s.snS: Ssvsss end 10Th
separ.:e or tes.ther. Ne osser oocapsnts except
s. y; oss 5; .ss
tfoR RENrlTne large DwkLLINd- HOUSE,,
ISL Psnnsyly.ni. avenue, .iI door. e.., q the
m.w ''' " 'RR,s,Sss s ;, I,,.xIo.: Or.
FOB RENr-A FRUIT YARN near this city.
l. viii lease for several years on the most favor
able terms Inquire for particulars At the star Of
LOST AND FOUND.
FogNp-resterd.y,. PoRr NOMINATE, which
ssyiss for this advertisement. Apply at the Even
ing Star once. mars Il
S. Es%SAsP. ss,s on and shs s,I ;h Of
ored sETTkR Zoe six year. old old. snd
q se paid t.T hrs return to Myers Re.,asIaHt.
i22e street northwest ms 2t'
L OST.on The 9th instant, N coming from me
Ia Auditors Cfice of the District of Coiumbia
through the City hall LOT to.e21 street north,
hpely chased GOLD BRACELET. The hnder will
fee. M So
4 Osr-On Pennsyl ysnia avenue, between 4Ia and
IL l4th streets, on Tuesday, 5th instant, a large
leather POCKET BOOK, containing greenbacks.a
few valuable papers, aud two due bills for dol
lar each, written on visiting cards: The finder will
be literally rewarded upon returning same 90 JAS
n. GASSAWAY, Franklin Telegraph Co., 609 Pa
avenue. NIT
G REWARD Loot on the evening Of the 5th, a
sTC liver and hite POINTER JIP; an
swers to the name Of Juno had on ak
leather collar The finder will receive the=3
above reward by returning her to " NJ. II. CROOK,
No. 2l3 10th street. Island. mo st.
4 OST OR STOLEN-A NOTE drawn by Hugh
IL Tumelty 10 the order Of Joseph Edwards, dated
September 4, 1859, for One Thousand Dolsrs, pay
able twelve months after date and secured by daed
Of trust The finder will please retut il TO the
dersened. EDWARD EDWARDS,
Executor Of Jos. Edwards.
marlf6t 1926 l. street N. W.
CEkTlFICATE No 93 OF CENTRAL BUILD
OING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public cautioned not 70 receive IL ocis
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II s,yg!fl fAH gAIl lRICIs fc< Ls1Is.',
s - -: ~; e a ~ s;ss:.: -;
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ENGRAVING, PRINTING. LITHOGRAPH-
ING, BINDING.
PHILP Il s0LOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATTONERS,
maI9 OH PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

marc 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
HAVING DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST IN
H the Shaving Saloon on It'll, near G street,
have opened
FIRST CLASS SALOON
at the Thompson Law Building, No. I'll street,
tetween 9TH and Sth streets, opposite tina Patent
Omce. where i propose to introduce several new
features among which is the remova of all distinc-
tion on account Of race or color. strict regard to
cleanliness will be observed, but persons of
responsibility will be aceommei sted.
m9-atH WILLIAM L FREEMAN
WAsHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
w SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
The course OF instruction in this Institution en-
bracesa W inter Session and Sum ner Session. The
winter Session begins on the LIST Of October and
terminates on the I'D of February. The Summer
Session begins on the 18th of March and continues
four months.
Fees for Sumner Session, SIS For particulars
address Prof CHAS. w. CHANCELLOR, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty. m9-st
" j. G.. TOPPER, Florist and Gardener.
Grounds cared for, pruning done, and plants
furnished from best nurseries. References unex-
ceptonable. Call or address at l7l3 2lst street
NV. marc Pun
w BARNES. DENTIST, REMOyED~
w to 4 10 Sixth street. between A and Svt~S
b south, two squares north OF navy yard ~-llD
street cars. mar9 lms
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~IHf RITE OF CONvIRM ALTON WILL
nRs ss .sTip ssG = n;shop P.sIssY list
on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ct o'clock. Collec-
ton IN AID OF the Mission handsome coumunion
Mrs. Stone; Of Washington. Service on Sundays Ct
IT. w A. HARRIS Rector
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The undersigned having received the Agency oil
GAULB PHILADELPHIA ALE, have this day en-
tered into for the purpose ofcoDduct
patrons Of this celebrated Ale that We shail keey
&C instantly ON Hand, in Halves and Wholes, Fresh
stock Mt our Cellar, 446 Pennsylva nia avenue, be
tween ~ and 9Th streets, south side, where shall
be happy to receive the orders Of the public.
WAsHINGfoN, ID. O, March 5. 1877 ms
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NOTICE OF REMoyaLnA u; IUBMAR has
town to AIS Ninth street, between d and 3 and In
order 70 make room for Spring stock Offers for the
PAPERHANGING. WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE FRAMES, CHR0x0S, &c. Mt
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L No. sl3 eth street, bet 3 and streets, front.
ing Judiciary Square, containing six good sized
cold water, bath room, water closet, gas In every
rotm: front and back yard: location convenient,
city There II large frost Lot suitable Cor adj
tions 70 the house II desired. Inquire q No. SIG
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BOARDING.
EDUCATIONAL.

NJ Issls PoRTIR q cHAMPNEYs HONE
xA School F0B GIRLS, Old Haaley Mass
The Summer Tern viii Commences On NEDNEs-
Re Obtained q Judge O. Mott, Court Of Claims.
warrington, D. c., or on application % the Prinoi
pee. mars In
FnoLlsH, FRINCR, 11O OL1ssIOAL N
SIiTuIE FOB YOUNG LADlEe,
Ky AN&EbO yAOK9ON, fdncfSl.
At Q. wIrMBR's
M Ct 1918 Rennayivsnia svsnne.
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RoIftfraI NofeS

letter from Richmond, Va, SAYS "The
confederate banner 10 waved in front OF the
Greeley column here with great sudacity: In
the recent state convention. Judge Ould. by q
very natural iapsus iiRgWo, spoke OF certain
distinguished Virginia politician ~ a az bearer
OF the conft dcrGte flag 20 victory. This was
received with rheers and laughter, and the
judge said that he meant TO Say Conservative
banner, bCt that tie mistake Ma very small
one"
A CONTEMPORARY is disgasied with the attempt
20 keep M n distinction between liberals and
democrats. There are" tsays. "but two par
ties in the held, republican and democratic-
supporters OF Grant and supporters OF Greeley.
- y needless tor any one 10 bother himself BY
htefine NJ distinction without a difference,
mercy because the same Identical ticket and
Places
The New Jersey state executive committee of
the democratic party and the liberal repu hlt can
committee met at Trenton yesterday. II was
agreed 10 hold SEPARATE state conventions 10 Sc
lect electoral tickets I'm Trenton on he llth of
Septe n Der, 20 sgree upon an electoraI ticket 70
he supported unitedly.
Judge J. q. shsekelford. proposed as the
republican elector i'm the Ns.hville. Tennessee
district, has written n letter stating that the
liberals having adopted the principles OF the re-
publican party. and having nominated Horace
Greeley, a tme-honored republican, he will
support him.
Carl Schurz and ex- Senator D0olittle LEFT New
York yesterday for North Carolina.
The Massachusetts, republican state conyen
ion will be held at Worcester, August 18th.
The republicans OF the "a Congressional 4 -
trict of West Virginia held sconierence az CT at
ton Yesterday, and determined 90 make no nom
instion for Congress. They viii support eth
the Hon. Alexander X. B0t>ler or Col. ward % .
Lamon, one or the other Of these gentlemen p
ing expected 20 take the field a. au iulepen &c. +.
candidate against the Hon. Charles Jan -
Faulkner, who viii De the regular demOcra
nominee.
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The Presidency.

MR.. GREELEY WRITES ANOTHER LETTER DE-
FINING HIS POSITION ON TIE COLOR QURs-
TIoS-THE STORY ABOUT PAYING PENSIONS
TO REBEL SOLDIERS DENIED.
NEW YORK, July A.-Among the callers upon
Mr.. Greeley yesterday was John Harris, OF
Texas, colored man. Harris said he came In
behalf of his people. and desired some express
sion of sentiment from Mr.. Greeley as to the
negro question, whereupon the following letter
was written:
John Harris, Observation-Disclosures that
equal rights for all men, no matter OF what
color, is the true interest of every class and
section and the only basis of true nationality and
lasting peace, L am, yours, truly,
HORACE GREELEY.
The Tribune publishes q letter address by G.
L. Carpenter to p. b. Rogers, in which Csrpen-
ter retracts statements in his affdavits
that Greeley had written in favor of paying
pensions to rebel soldiers.
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From Europe To-Day.

DEFEAT OF THE CARLIsTs IN SPAIN.
MADRiD, July H.-An official report is made
to the Department of War, announcing the
total defeat of Castillo's band of Carlists num-
bering 200 men, which has maintained il
organization in the north of Spain. Thirteen
OF the Carlists were killed and forty-five cap
tured, ten of whom were wounded. The de-
feated insurgents carried fifty of their wounded
with them. The defeat of another band OF
insurgents is reported, with the loss OF three
men killed and many wounded.
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF THE DUO
D'AUMALE.
PARIS, July IA report is in circulation
that the Due d'Aumale intends resigning his
seat in the Assembly.
A LANDSLIDE
occurred yesterday in the railroad near Mont
Gents, which DISTRACTED the passage of the ex-
press train. No loss of life occurred, but the
reach another train.
THE "HRRALD's" AFRICAN ExPLoRER.
LONDON, July A.-Stanley, who was expected
to reach London Monday will not arrive anti
Tuesday.
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SUMMARY MEASURES TAKEN WITH THE
FRENCH Coal Administrations Theirs has
sent dispatch 20 the projects Of the Northern
Departments, where the miners are on a strike,
prasing those officials for the energetic meas
ures they have taken 70 prevent disorder and
excuses. He tells them they can have q hum
dred thousand men III necessary 90 repress the
disturbances, especially when produced by for
eign instigstors IL is reported that an Inter
national agent from Chicago Is among the
fomenters OF disorder, and that he seeks to in
duce the miners TO emigrste to America. Cav
airy pursued and dispersed a large BODY of rio
ters near Denain, taking one hundred prisoners.
Strong military cordOns have been drawn
around the disarected districts, and the aspect
of affairs is improving.
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WHO TEMPTED SCRURz?-Letter from Gen
PledSdnton.-SenatorS churz gives to the public
letter from Gen. Alfred Pleasanton, dated
New York, July %, in which the writer saws
"Of course have no objection to your giving
my name to the public i'm explanation of the
facts. L would say that, being a friend of the
President, as well as yourself, L desired you
should be on good terms, and you should under
stand that there was no personal feeling i'm the
way OF relations mutually satisfactory. Your
statement is correct that the President wanted
your support for his Santo Domingo scheme,
and that you could have had the patronage of
the government for giving 1t. That was the dis
tinct impression the Presidents conversation
made upon my mind, and communicated il to
you at the time. If the President positively de-
mics having had any such conversation, / regret
1t. l may console myself with the reflection
that this fs the first time that any statement of
mine has been questioned, while the President
has had occasion before this to distrust the &C
curacy Of his recollection
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SLAVERY IN AFRIcA.-Dr. Livingstone in a
second letter TO MIR. Bennett, OF the New York
Her0td, speaking of the slave trade, saws: ssIn
addition 10 the untold evils il inicts IL presents
almost insurmountable obstacles 20 Intercourse
between the different portions of the human
family. This open sore Is partly owing 20 hu-
man cupidity, partly TO the ignorance OF the
more civilized of mankind, 10 the blight which
lights chiefly on the more degraded piracy on
the high seas. In now trying TO make the East
ern African slave trade better known 90 the
Americans, L indulge the hope I am aiding,
though in a small degree, the good time coming
when slavery, as well a. piracy, will be chased
from the world
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The IDA GREELEY GREYs," or BALrr
MORE, CHANGE THEIR NAME-At late p -
ing Of the ida Greeley Club" q politi-sI
organization In Baltimore, the name of tue ciub
was changed 20 the Monumental Club" One
gentleman said he did not think il would DO in
this country TO introduce a ladys name into a
political canvass, because IL would not be done
without its becoming liable 20 be treated with
dlsrespect or attempted ridcule by political
opponents IN the rough contests of a POLITICAL
campaign. Another saw no harm In IL since
Miss Greeleys consent had been obtained
through Theodore Tilton. One gentleman OBJ
jected TO the name because he didn't want thu
organization 20 be nicknamed the dolly Var
den Club" IL was finally agreed 70 change the
name, since, possibly, il might not be agreeable
to Miss Greeley.
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0Rsv. Robert ColIyer win strive to exist in

0Rev. Robert Collyer viii strive to exist In
GIG 900 residence, In Chicago.
0Stanley, the Herald correspondent WIN
vent In search Of Livingstone has srrivad A.
Paris, and dined with Minister Washhnrns
yesterday. NC
~The editor Of the ssFat- Contr,hn,or,.
Paper." just started, says he d . poef shars NJ,
but VII give one Of that liz his bosrd ana ye.,
ing me nrst year II he vim agree to VAN himssif
are 20 many American travsI,;n. ss ~ mere
oeS "eys me romance Of living In . foreie q
80 Z. 1t Y aid that the highest salary fs2 500,
~ 70 female teacher in this country e nsid
70. u.s. Anna Q. Bracket, Of the ST. Louis Nor
y reported that mail trains, % CARY M
Peeengen, viii shortly be run between Chicaoo
snd New York. They win make the Tourney M
tventy-four hours. an
49, Delaware, It - estimated, has furnisbed
this year $500 900 worth Of strawberries sii9 ~
worth OF blackbeTies, and s24,00Q 1orth OF
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SUIT FoR DAMAGEs.-A Mr.. Cutting, of BoS.
ton, who arrived in San Francisco a few davs
since by tie overland train, has instituted snit
for $1,000 damages against the Central Pacific
railroad company for being elected from the
cars The plaintiff was travelling on a through
ticket from Boston 20 San Francisco. and
stopped over a day at Reno. The conductor of
the next train Cancelled his ticket, and elected
him for refusing TO pay double fare the remain
der of the iOurnev