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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-21

*rrans stop uny on Signal. xTrains do not Stop
zTeegrnph Stations. Cleveland Time.
The Way Freight trains stop Jefferson in going
West ut 42s r. NJ, and going East at 75G A. NJ. These
trains carry passengers
Passenger are at the rate of cents per mile to way
stations counted in even half dimes.
HARBOR BRANCH-A. }. a. II. IL. IL.
Lv. Ashtabula 1850 A. NJ. Lv.- Iiarborsl23 30 p NJ
Ar. at Hdrbor H. lOP NJ. Ar. at Ashtabua IL As p NJ
Sundays
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-21
ERIE RAIL " AY.

Abstract Of Time Iabte Adopted My 26M, 1872
DULLMAN'S best Drawing-roum aud
Il Sleeping aches, combining all modern ful-
provenents, run through All trains from Buffalo
suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls Cleveland and Gin
cinBati 10 New York, making direct connection with
all lines OF foreign and coastwise steamers and also
with sound Steamers aud railway lines fer Boston aud
iother New England cities
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-21
DENTISTS.

w. II. .WtLLACE, ID. ID. y. Kngsvillc Ois pre-.
pared to atenl to all operations in his proesson.
sHe makes speciality of Oral Surgery and saving
the natural teeth. 81. 106
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-21
CLOTIIIEltS.
Spiendid country Residence
FOB SALE.

THE residence of the late Rev. John
BAIS, situated in Sayhrook. the North Ridge
road, one mile from the Depot of the l.. s. q NJ. s.
R.. one fourth mile from Post Office. Churches and
School house. 1t embraces thirty five of choice
land.
The buildings new and in complete repar-arge
and elegantly finished house surrounded by beautiful
grounds peutiully supplied with ornamental trees
of three acres of choice fuii This il very desrab Bile
property and will be sold very low settle the
Enquire of OMAR GILLETTE, at d. w. laskes. Ashta.
hula. Ohio. l2l6tf.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-21
PART n-HARRr THOMAS FIVE YEARS.

Inc days heightened into weeks, the
weeks ran through months; and Thomas
steadily applied himself to the never
ceasing round of clerks or salesman's
duties. Yards Of muslins, silks, prints,
threads, needles, and all the thousand
articles usually kept in a prosperous
store, passed through his hands with
monotonous round. Smirks for the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

CAsroRIA u more TRAN Q substitute for Castor
OIL. II is the only safe article In existence which
n certain to regulate the bowcis, cure wind
choho aid produce natural sleep. Il In pleasant
70 take. No more slecplcss mothers or crying
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

There Is one thing about which am Ger
tain--that wo don't begin our task by read
Ing, by using any report Of others concern.
Ing the objects to which we will turn our
attention. We arc, l suppose, all Intelligent
enough to open our eyes aud look upon na-
turc for ourselves, and we will try to make
nature as Il surrounds us Its own textbook.
II can will try to mako you investigators,
TO teach you TO fnd out what you want 10
know for yourselves, that you may be able
to do the same thing In other places where
you have No guide. Whenever we study
books We arc one remove away from the
things that W. would 10 better acquainted
with. Instead Of tho things themselves, we
appropnap Tho rportu f somebody concern.
ing thcse things, and n We have appropriated
ever so enrrccuy ~ snbetanco Of 0 book, we
have yet 20 return 10 make new study Of
the objects themselves whenever we turn to
them. You can hardly realize how strange q
student feds whe ias hsd . good deal Of book
knowledge when he undertakes TO study the
things themselves. He feels Is II II was an
entirely new world, ofwhich the best descrip-
tl0n ever given gave but faint and some
times very Incorrect idea. Now we have
very little that 10 new here, and you may ask
how Ii Is that we can DC Investigators among
things which are well known. But nothing
Is so well known Us 10 leave nothing to be
done about II, and then what you don't know
yourselves viii be considered by you rs some
thing utterly unknown. AJdssix.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

Is one Of the most notorious women In Italy.
She Is the eranddaugbtcr Of Lucien Bona
parte. tina eide.t brother AZ NapoIeon-I.. who
,..,sl.a g. M. .,s "a. 1890, a..
msir,co LOT nS sceonu WIZ oci'ain AcaI
andrine DO bleschamps. BY her he had SIX
children; the eldest was Letitia, who married
49,. go. r., $780, VIE.
ter W oroeoo sna turkey madame Wyse
led very disrcputable life. Ono OF her chill
dren is this Madame Marie Ratazzi She Is
own cousin TO Cardinal Bouaparte In this
way; Her grandfather, Prince Lucien, had
one son By his first marriage, who married
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
THE WORKIN G N F. N.
MEETING OF THs Labor COUNCIL,


FeelinG Among the Bspr asd sinew-or-
.,rI,,,,. .s 49, "a. Address
w" "aep
10 the Wotkiusmen OF the Distriet-'n-
dor..m,,, nf tho u.u,ntt..r-Ipl,y
and OrEssissties the ttsc.tien and In
,er.,,xs D,,x .f an. pr..r
- ..,,
Tue mechanics' and workingmenS Nationhl
Labor Council met last evening at Mechanics
han. NJ r y W..t., ,nr..IasrN In the chair
-, !. oy Wo','oy ''
snu y. N. hooefts secretary pro tem'
MI. Williams, from the special committee ~,
pointed for the purpose, reported that ne had
seen numerous mechanics, and they had In
formed him that they would work to organize
additional shops throughout the city and exert
themselves to make the cause popular one In
the District. ,.
Nj. Roberts said that he had been appointed
a. member OF the committee 10 drau an ad-
dress to the workingmen Of the Dstrict.
lie never shrank from his duty but when ne
saw so small an attendance AMI thefc was dis-
cord In some OF the organizations, ne could not
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
THE NEW ORGAN.
Grand Coneert ut the New Ysrk-Avense
Presbyterian Church.

Grnnd Concert ut tho New Ysrk-ASense
Presbyterian Church.
The most inviting programme offered TO the
public last evening, on the occasion Of . con-
cert Introductory of q splendid new organ by
the New York.avenuc church, attracted num-
Der Of auditors much less than the excellence Of
the selections and the talent engaged would
have seemed able to ensure.
The new organ, made In Boston, 10 Of most
superior construction. Externally u cOrre-
spends with the wood work and recommendations
OF the church, and II possesses the grandest pos
sible capacities in its supcrbly finished double
manual and the effects drawn from Its keys lsst
night by Prof. Torrington have very seldom
been approached In our city.
This wel-kDOwn master OF the organ Is one
Of the few performers whose knowledge and
control OF the difficult pecullarities Of this
grandest OF Instruments seem absolute and per-
liar and well defined ~ those which nt q musi.
clan Tor the violin. The selections last night
included beautiful compositions OF the immortal
masters, and many most wonderfully exhibiting
coronation March," from Meyerbeer, niled
the air with most inspiring sounds, and
WITH &c folnes' O. 'ns meaning q those
bach, the angels serenade," BY Braga, with
tho :" Fanfare" by Lemmens, brought out
in their nne and changing effects the capacities
"Poet and Peasant" was rendered with full
ness Of note and perfection Of spirit equal almost
10 the effects OF an orchestra. The "Onert0lre
fully profound; and while the audience were
leaving a larghetto from Beethovens second
symphony and an Overture" from Tampa were
the feelings Of the graiifed listeners. The mem,
beers OF the church must have felt great pride
and satisfaction.
The vocal part OF the concert was not as COM
plete or delighting. Mr.. Ever sang tenor solo
In very good voice, but not sufficiently exerted,
and with too indlstinct enunclation. Miss Brad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

Far south, In the Indian ocean, writes .
newspaper traveller, IN tho midst Of almost
eternal surf and spray, rises what Ia appro-
priately termed Danger Island. OF all the
lonely spots on the globe whose existence has
been asccrtaincd. this Ia probably the most
lonely. Once only since the creation has Il
boon known to have been visited by man.
The sca, for many hundred miles, rolls and
flashes over a shallow bottom, TIL, arriving at
q certain degree Of latitude. the floor Of rock
abruptly terminates, and tho ocean becomes,
In q moment, Of uniathomablc depth. On
the very edge Of this abyss stands Danger
island, which tho least touch Of On earth
quake, or All unusual stroke OF hurricane,
may some day topple over into the bottomless
gulf. From this persuasion, possibly, man
has never attempted to erect his dwelling
upon II. There Il stands, In the midst OF the
surge, oyercanopied by the bucst Of the blue
skics, surrounded by boundlcss expansc Of
@ littlt spccksd by sails as II they girdlcd an
uninhabitcd planet. Yet, though no gale Is
astir, the pillows necessarily fret and foam
against the cliffs Of Danger Island, which on
all sides descend sheer Into the decp, so - 10
appear from distance perfectly inaccessible.
A surveying ship, trayersing the ocean In all
directions Tor scientific purposes, once up.
considerable distance along tho foot Of the
precipices, ono gentleman discovered q small
hssurc, through which he felt confident they
could clhnb " the summit; and tho boat DO
ing pushed quite close 10 the rocks, two OF
three Of the most daring landed, and after nc
slight toll and peril reached tho top. Tn,
prospect which then presented itself wa
truly extraordinary. Rendered green as al
cmorald by tho agency Of hidden springs, th,
whole surface of the islct was thickly strewl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
The PenusyIyanIa Central sasrsssss.

Ills stated that, by authority Of tho recent
act Of tho Pennsylvania Legislaturc, the
Pennsylvania Central corporation will soon
create a general mortgage on their whole cs-
tate aud its dependencies Of si0O 900, 900, to
cover oil existing obligations OF the company
and such additional sums Is may be borrowed
for the further extension and Improvement Of
tho various properties In the ownershlp Of
Or under perpetual lease TO this great corpO-
ration. The capital stock OF the company
has recently been increased by authority Of
the same act OF the Legislature from $54, 900, :
900 to $12, 900, 900, and OF this increase Of
sl8, 900, 900 about els, 000, 900 has already
been paid In, although only 10000, 600 was
called for in May and like sum in Noyem-
Dor.
It Is difficult to obtain authentic inforIna-
tion relating TO this statement beyond the fact
that last winter the Legislature Of the State
Of Pennsylvania authorized any railroad cor
poration deriving Its charter from tho State
10 Issue bonds TO the amount Of Its capital
stock paid up In cash.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENT

Six new houses for sale,
A small brick house for rent.
A nicely furnished house for rent.
Bryan Bros have an extensive stock Of fancy
groceries.
W. L. Wall Il Co. are offering mattings at
private sale.
Notice By the Board OF Public Works to
owners OF wagons.
T. Edw. Clark Co., dealers in lumber, wood
and coal, doors, sash, &c.
A special meeting Of the Grand Co nclaye, 8.
p, K, will DO held this evening.
The grand onicers OF the Good Templars will
Day an oniclal visit this evening.
Latimer Cieary will sell on Friday and Satur-
day, July II and 10, at 1880 O'Clock, large lot
Of damaged goods.
The committee Oh examination Of applicants
for appointment on the Metropolitan police
force will meet Tuesday.
Green a Williams will sell on Saturday, July
l2, at II o'clock. u. m, half-top phaeton and
one set OF slyer-piated mounting double har-
ness.
The sale by Green a Williams OF sixty-two
valuable building lots In square l'V, on slx-
teenth, Seventeenth and q and II streets north
west, will be continued this evening at oelocf.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

mar b pionds made her feel her real position
Ia way which belongs only to women Of
certain rank and certain honor. Va n
Madame Ratszri has written curious
novel, Isl Jetdis Refine" In which abe gives
her own yerslon Of her gfdiw with Victor
Emmanuel. She, as the heroine, claims 10
have been on the eve Of marriage with the
King, and deserted him for his Minister. In
that novel she also pays of her. social score
against the great ladies Of Turin and Flor
once. She has always held Q salon, and since
her marriage this salon has been crowded
with men Of letters and politicians. First
class men, we oil know, go where nrst-clses
women would not condescend 10 70. She 10
said IN be an extremely vain woman, and her
wilmington she has always from youth been
q scribbler Of verses and futllsfons-arc the
drollest compositions imaginable. Once In .
while she writes rouslng pulls Of herself and
has them published anonymously. A very
curious collection Of these came out In Flor
cnce year ago. Lately she has published q
volume Of verses. "Cdrd Pdtrie: echos
Hdliennes," Ia the tliic.--Rome Cor. Phild.
Bullsfin,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

The following permits to build were issued
yesterday two-story frame stable, south side
Of A street, between Sixth and Seventh south
east, for s. W. Baxter; u one-story frame car
penter shop, west side Eleventh street, between
North Carolina avenue and B street southeast
alley, between sixth a1d Seventh and and NJ
streets northwest, for John Myers a two-story
frame dwelling, west side sixteenth street, be-
tween l. anu NJ northwest, for W. Guilds; u two
story frame dwelling aud store, west side OF
Twenty -nrst street, between Massachusetts ave-
nue andP street northwest, for ID. J. CotieT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
T.s E-ssr.r ~. E.s.s.. q Austria.

lNtenna COfre6. Ot the befumofo Amcflceul
Public gossip In Vienna represents the EN-
pcror aud Empress rs by no means very
happy In their conjugal relations. Her pho
tographs In the windows show her to be 4
very handsome woman, about thirty-hvc
years Of age. She Is said to DO Of remarkable
intelligence and sprightliness Of manner.
Tho Royal Palace Is In the heart Of tho city,
and the Emperor resides In one wing Of II
and she In another, living entirely apart ex-
cept when they meet on State occasions. He
liyes a very loose life, and like the Kings Of
the oldcn Zines, has On abundance Of royal
female favorites. Corruption and lack OF
virtue Is the predominant trait Of the court
OF the Empire This, ut least, Is the general
conviction Of tho people, and judging from
the fact that There are annually born In the
general hospital from 5000 70 5000 illeglu-
mate children, Vienna may fairly DO set
down Us city-of very loose virtue In oil
grades Of life. They arc quite different
class Of people from the staid and solid popu-
lation Of Prussia and Northern Germany,
more resembling the French and Italians In
their habits and modes Of life and ways Of
living. .|... .. .r..u""
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

Those who arc Interested Ia the purchase Oh
childrenl suits and boys clothing, and desire
something different from, a well a superior TO,
that ordinarily sold ct the ready.made clothing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

According to Rowcll's American News
paper Directory for 1873 it appears that there
are now published in the United States, In
Guiding the Territories, 6,s75 periodicals, Of
which OF arc daily, % tri-weelSly, lol SEMI
weekly, b,175 weekly, 81 bl-weekly, 80 semi.
monthly, 67S monthly, 0 bl-montily and 80
quarterly. In 1879 there were published
6,4l5 periodicals, OF which b25 were daily, i07
tri-woekly, ll3 semi-weekly, 4, sos weekly, 20
bi-monthly and IS quarterly. This shows an
aggregate increase on the past year Of 400
publications, against an Increase Of 400 the
preceding year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
A WEDDING LAST MIGHT.
The Marriage sfJ. Madison Cults aud Miss
Mamie X. whetItr

One Of the finest weddings which Washington
has seen In . long time took place last evening
at the church Of ". Aloysius. The parties to the
solemn sacrament were Col. J. Madison Cults,
gentleman well and fayorabiy known "A mem
Der Of the bsr 10 our CITY, aud as the brother Of
Mrs. Williams, formerly Mrs. senator Douglns,
and Miss Mamie X. weeelcr, young lady Of
great culture and rare personal beauty.
Al precisely 1880 O'Clock the couple made their
appearance st the church door. and, a. modin-
MED by bridesmaids and eroomsmen. Attended
by ushers, they reached the altar, where the
marriage rights Of the Roman Catholic Church
were celebrated by Rev. Father Mcguire, assisted
by Rev. Fathers etonestreet and kOccofort.
The music was rendered by Mr.. Carl Richter,
the selections including tho overture to lie
Premier Jour de bouheur," by Auber; the "wed-
ding Festival BY Strauss; "Preciosa," by Weber:
the "Beethuven March" aud the "Weddiug
March, by Mendelssohn, terminating with the
eniivenlng air, GOOD Lick Maroh," from Faust.
The affair. was exclusive IN Its character, none
being present excepting those who hal cards OF
invitation. comprising many persons OF high
standing IN our community.
tune OF rich pearl silk, IN train, with oversklrt
diamond 1eweiry.
the ushers were Mcssrs. Thomas Smaller, N.
GaIliner, William n. Morgan and 7. &. Bourne,
who performed their several duties only as such
thoroughbred gentlemen can.
Mr., and Mrs. Cuts left on the train for brief
trip Kast.
tuesday and Thursday evenings next a re-
ception will he gwen At the residence Of the
groom, on II street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
A CorreclLon.

Mr.. Harry Leekie and Mr.. Charles Atkinson
state that the account Of the careless use Of re-
arms, reported In the REPUBLICAN yesterday
morning, does them gross injustice. They say
that the son OF Mr. Barry was not In the room at
the time, and that the pistol was not snapped at
Mr.. Leekie, as reported, but the discharge was
purely accidental.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

Messrs. Duncauson, Downing 4 Co, auction
eers, yesterday sold, by virtue OF an act Of the
Legislature, the exclusive right and privilege Of
using for the purpose of weighing hay, straw,
fodder, oats In the straw and live stock the fol-
lowing hay scales: No. Q, Ninth, between l.
street and Georgia avenue southeast, at s25,
to Mr.. A. Gaddess. No. Q, corner Of Tenth street
and louisiana avenue, at s2i. No; b, High
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

The Messrs. Latimer 4 Cleary advertise In our
auction columns an extensive sale Of damaged
goods, consisting OF dry goods, corsets, kid
gloves, &C., from the IRE Of II. Baums fancy
store. The sale will take place at the store, No.
10 Seventh street. between q and II streets,
this morning, at 10 O'Clock. The attention OF
the trade and ladies OF the District are respect
fully solicited. The sale IL positive.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
BASE BALL.
A Game Between the Rutherford and Belk-
nap Mines.

eaHe between the Rutherford and Belk-
nap Mines.
Yesterday afternoon game OF bali was played
on the olympic grounds between the Ruther-
ford Third AUDITOR aud Belkhap l,yar Depart
ment) mines.
1t being understood that keg Of lager was
the wager, To be paid for by the defeated nine,
the fraternity and employees OF the Offices rep
resented were there In force. The result was
an interesting game, hotly contested, resulting
IN favor OF the Treasury Department by score
Of % to 10.
1t would be unjust to partlcuiarize where all
parties did 80 well, but the play Of Douglas, OF
tho Auditors nine, aud LArner, Of the War De
partment nine, .'fook the rag Oh the bush"
Ruf, "in the language Of another" wnere was
the beer?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

For the accommodation Of those spending the
summer at warrenton and vicinity, the Wash
!ngton City, Virginia Midland and Great South
ern railroad will run special train on the War
renton Branch on Saturday evenings, connecting
with the South bound train, and returning viii
connect, on Monday mornings, with the train for
Warrington city and the North.
j. NJ. BROADus, q. 7, A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

Picnic Of Fssudry M. X. Sabbath school.
Yesterday morning . large company Of chl-
dren, accompanied by their teachers, parents
and many friends, left the Baltimore and Ohio
depot to enjoy the annual picnic OF the Foundry
school at PENIS woods. near DlAdensburg
Many diversions were INDUCED In by the happy
children during the day, and no effort was
spared by their teachers and friends to make the
day season Of rare pleasure. The party re-
trim,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
k.ua Hotel Arrivals.

Hon. y2tbbmas and Hon. Q. c. MAgIuder, Nd;
W. T. Brooks, Va; D. D. Snyder and X. b. Rep
pard, Ca, are at the National.
W. s. Sampson, IT,, and W. Z. Parker, N. Y;
W. Pier de Behrens, U. 8. N; VIM. Lynd and c.
Manson, La, are az the st. James.
J. X. Clark, Chicago; ID. II. Sackett, U. 8. A.;
y. Willis Rice, Me-, are at the Kirkwood.
John Macarthur, Philadelphia; G. Bushnell,
Chicago; J. U. Johnson, Pal II. stun, N. Y; II.
Q. Pankard, Cincinnati, and n. o. Bodine, are q,
WIZARDS.
Col. J. p. Crawford, Brooklyn. J. J. Trow,
Texas; J. N. Carpenter and Col. w. p. Craishill,
U. y. A.; N. II. Hoar and family, England, are al
the EbDltt house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11
,Ictrepolitau Theatre.

Thcrs vast Jam at TIC metropolitan last night.
The popular Fannie Kent had her bcncnt, AMI 1t
was . rouser = more technically speaking, q
"bumper.r The performance was continually
applAuied. Tonight fine bill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-11

The Board Of Public Works yesterday sent the
following communication:

The Board oil Public Works yesterday sent the
following communication;
j. Warren BropH, eSg. and Others;
GENTLEMEN: In reply to your communication
setting forth that tue citizens residing In the
erstern section of the city and In Uniontown are
desiTous that tho Metropolitan street railway
company should extend Its track along East
Capitol street to Eleventh street, and thence
southwark along said street to the street that
crosses the Eastern branch. and requesting that
authority be granted the company for such ex-
tension OF It's track, T am directed to say that
the Board has no power TO grant any right OF
way along the streets named for the purpose
stated; but that in view OF the urgent need Of
this means OF intercourse II will not interpose
any objection thereto until Congress shall have
acted upon the application OF the railway conf
psny for an extension Of Its charter.
Very respectfully, CHAs. =. JOHNSON.
Assistant SeC'y Board Of Public Works.
They have also directed that Twenty NTH
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and X
street northwest, he graded. The supehntend-
ent Of streets has been directed to sink Q we'll
anu erect pump on Evans street, Hlllsdale,
soulh OF Stanton street. Orders have been
lssusd lot The grading and graveling OF Four
,eentl street, from boundary street 10 ColuIn-
bla road also for the laying Of brick footwalks
On street, between Thirteenth and Thirteen-
and-a-half streets. -