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National Republican., 1873-03-24
n ovERNMGNT SALE OF NAVY VESSELS
NAVY DRPARTSgRSr,j
BUREAu q, CossrRucIIoN AND NEPAm.


BUREAU oE, E,CossrRucTTos AND EEPlR.
WAsHTsoTpN, March II, lsT1
aaseS SG ss S 81 shs SanS
CITY Illinois y on IliuhspAf ihe ii!h day April
fcnciad Sinrle .urret vessel qsOEni.k, Of ss tons
n sGSBGski E9ES ssss G IS
SF & tSs Ssd nc PrSsgr steamer MIG
Tho vessels, and lic inventory d articles, to be
sold with paeh, eau be sIamined Of any time before
ne day q sale on application to the commAndAnt
Twenty per centum Of tho whole amount Of the
hs ms or s Saanss @tsn a q len om m
the date of confirmation Of sale by the Department,
fsmSysd from The station within Two SSsfs i from M
the date nd, nar3 o. snSh e39p,nrmaIion ,r .,,o,
he right withdraw
and 70 reject any bid or oner which may be consid
There viii also bc offered for sale at the same time
and place A3d subject to the same terms and eondi:
the Projection q ycsses, toErther with such Ioa.
Furniture and Stores, under the cogniLAce Of this
nssa and " s nS g sGss % IS ss'
GoVERSNEST SALE
NAvI DEPARTMENT.
WisHisGTos, FEB. y, isis
The Navy DEPARTMENT viii offer for sale at public
fssna Gsforaia on tSe sS Day a Sre @ IN Masf 81
n 9'clSek m, the United states steamship Wander.
The vessel aud her Inventory can be examined at
any time On application to the commandant OF the
me whole anSnnt .S Of The purshasc money must
vessel must be removed from the navy yaId within
I've ThS weeks from shs ay o. suSn en- &Gdlqaifatiop
he yeSss from sale at any time, aud TO reject any
bid or offer which ia considered inadequate. mh3
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Foar HATs, KANSAS, Feb. 10, 1874
Tho undersigned will self at public auction, at
Fort Hays Kansas, at lOooluek, a, m, on WEDNEs-
S 9sadn H5e Army %ssosIP PrSSBRSF SBSSs
Harness ssddlse Panlins, Wagon Covers, Nay
diSt6lns. ihshdFs Great Goats, UhitSrih0 tcais.
e. GaSr soS s9s EdaG az Ne d e G
by authority Of the DepSEIRSRt 9fSS9ihSRSgs
fshlS Firs. Lieut.. ID Infantry A. 4 8. b.
G ovERNMENT SALE,
Pqpr Shsg ShsTtR1siEGS Rss,, FsS. iS iSTs3Sr' is1S
KInsas hsss " T % GS s9d q. pneS @ Sa "piq eE
n A f SS y oTSs %SS nS
following articles
u Water @ buckets.
II WhiteWash brushes
IS shoyels aud Spades,
Lanterns,
~ HAsnA
l'9 l1l6s, assorted.
~ fsSis. az and wall"
lCaTpenter RuleA.
IS PadlockH.
| bO lointH Stove Pipe,
| y Horse aud Mule Collars
o. Blind bridlcs
| " Head HatteTs.
10 Sets Harness.
Saddles.
| II Axes.
| Counter Scales.
| tPaulins.
&5 Pounds Crackers,
aud variety Of other Stores which will be offered
In small quantities. such Carpeutera' Tools Black
smiths Tools, parts OF Harness, singetrees Double
| trees, &c.
ThS horses offered will be sold separately, and al
though nnsuitsd 20 cavalry purposes are for th'
Many Of the other articles can be made useful b.
farmers and Htockmen, who Will be afforded an or
poTtunity TO supply their wants ut largely REDUCED
Terms OF sale, cash on delivery, which will b,
mAdN Immediately after the sale.
by authority 1.-THE Department ConRandert
febSo Capt Assistant QuRrtsTnastorr U, 3. A.
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~ AND b STREETS
iWESI.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHINGTONl
Bress, daily, except Bun.
sas a. m, Mail. daily, OF.
cept sunday,
uNs O. tn, Western II.
press, daily.
bi1 y m, Pacific Express,
daily. except sunday.
q y. IN, daily.
" ~ y. M, AccommodA.
u0n,daily. y.eKceptbundAy
National Republican., 1873-03-24

RALrlNokR AND n
6RPoT CORNER SIX
NOhT
TRAINS LEAVE FOL
BALTIMORE:
t8 q m, Niagara EI
press, daily.
b;e q, m, Baltimore Mail
daily.
10 rs a. m, Western EI
press, daily, eIeept Sun
sS y. m, Baltimore 40
oorImodAtion, daily, eI,
oept Sunday.
rs .. my Cincinnati Rr,
press, daily. except Sun.
preas daily,
National Republican., 1873-03-24

DRoPOSAIS FOR DREDGING IN THE Pa
i TAPBCO HIYER
UNIrED SrATFa RHoIFEm OPTIcE,l
TMkD SToRI UHIoN nANH RUILDIS0,
FATRTTR, NEAR CHARLES sTnHET
BALTINoRa, MD, March ~, lNa
Proposals for large amount Of Dredging in the
PstaJseo river below Pori Mel snry, Yil BE- Teeeyed
thereafter. The right to reject any bid reserved
Blank forms, specifications and any desired In.
formation eau be had ON application at this office
WILLIAM T. CHAI0uILL,
mh21 Major Of Enginoera, u, 4. A.
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BERF.

HEAnouARrRRs, DEPARTMENT or ruE PIArrE.l
offiuhChiEf CoMMIssAIY OF SuBsIsrEsCE, J
,,, OMAHA, NEB,, Feb. 8, fs7a \
sealed nroposAla, I'm duplicate, with guarantee
ssned by two Responsible persons, not bidders will
Re EGGeifei 81 this ONCE until IL O'Clock, a NJ on
the freah Beef and Beef Cattle required by IN
s1Rsistenee Deparmept, pnIied States army, Il the
toIogTlnS stations daIiHs Twelve months, commenc
= Fort Mcpherson, North Platte Sidney Rarraek.
She{spne Depot, Fort ID, A. Russell, Fort Laramie,
Hort nntlsrmhn, Fort Sanders, Fort Fred steele
Fort bridgerI Camp slAmbaush Camp Hrown, ,CamI
M Gheys5,ne yI, bepot: Fort p, A. Rnssell, Fort LAra
ngs. be 6id for togetheE Al other stations may be
@ Did ioE sepaf14leY, og In such grouPa aA bidder
group " ~
- CII}lelals pust include both Fresh Beef and Beet
Ith To 10 undorHtond, however, that beef Oattlt
will be taken for eIpeditionary ptrposeI only
Proposals. will be received sub TO tho usual con
dllons, heretofOre published
Information as 10 condilion quality OF Freai
heei Anu bepI Gallo, payments, Nc, can he OBJ
CqmmlzaAry at any station named.
by commend Of Brig Gen. Ord
.. J, W. BARRI0ER,
N p u
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PRoPosALs FoR sToNK,

Sealed proposals. for furnishing Naval ACADEMY
hnnepnliH, with 40 peTchee GRANITE BliIIDiN1j
bIOhE Iuf beA.w4u tone half larEe aud one haIl
Emali 6uilders;l also So running feet ID COPfNU
hIQNE,iwg feet wide and not less than siX inehss
mlchl VIII DC received by the undersigned unit
MAtch =, lsia noon. Stone 70 - delivered on I'M
WHAT az Annapolis Que load OF bnllderS imme
uAiei9r he Fhalhuef Of stone three weeks later,
mhiq Rear AI1iral - a. pGnpEIN, s,iitEIN,,
pRoPosAIs FOR GAS AND sTRAM.PIPE
AND fITTIN0A
seied ed profsalsio Tor suppl lytnE the Naval Academy
AnhhApolla, WITH Gas aud steampipe aud Httinl1
N, lsl8, moor. " "
For terms and list Of articles apply TO
milo Rear Admiral, and Supsrintendsnt A.
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pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

oFFIoE OHET CoMMIsEART or BUBsIsrESCE.)
DEPARTMENT OF DAKorA,
u.,., 1T, PAUL, MINI, Feb, 10, ISIS
seated lfobnnhis N duplicate, are invited unti u
o'clock, N, THURSDAY, March "a, 1873, for fur.
nlnhink the United States Subsistence Department
with S6t Wy pounds Fresh Ground xxx Flour 10 he
made wholly from original slork Of sound Spring
o,...,, AT FORT SHAW. NJ T..
$1,000 lbs on or before June -, 1873
5000 lbs more on or before Sept. 20, Is7S
. AT FORT ELLIS, NJ T.
6llOO lbs on or before June 10 lsfa
O.OJO lbs more on or before Sept %, Is7l
, AT CAMP BAKER, NJ. r.
1900 lhI, on or before June |, i67a
An0 lls, more on or before Sept 40, ls7a
Also, Tor turnshing, delivered at Fort Ella NJ, T.
on or before July 81, 1873, -
hltO lbs, good Fine Salt In barrels
barrels ''n '"'A'"r
Bidders must state the brand Of Flour offered and
each bid should contain written guarantee from
two responsibe parties, for the faithful perform.
anee ot the contract II awarded, A sample OF Al
least eight ounces OF each brand Of hOuf offered
must accompany the bid, aud each sample be NUN.
bored and marked with the name Of the bidder aud
these marks be referred tO In his bid
The prUPosAls will be indorscd distinctly, Pro
poeals Tor Subsistence Stores and Addressed 10 the
a. q, T., Fort SHAW NJ IT, at which place they will
be opened at the time above stated and blddefn arc
inNted y he present TO respond To their bldG
by authority Of the Department C9mmanlsT
feh9t CaptaIn q Y M III gSt ~ AuNi
National Republican., 1873-03-24

AasIsTASr MRpfcAL PuRyEYoR'a OPFtcr,l
,. ST, LOUIS, Mo, March g. Is7a I
WI be S s9ld az i6ls Depot 6y gbRe auction cSn
day q Apr, lsia, the following medical stores
l3l oz. BibrQn's Antidote,
US OF. Cantharidea, powdered
gig pkRe, Chlorine Preparation.
40 hs Chlorine Salt.
a,ld6 oz. Cinchnna Suphaa
% OF. Colchioum AcetIc Extract
pg oz. ColOcynth Extract.
l,0s on. Cough Mixture,
. 20 OF. COlclltcum Root, Wine Of.
HtSl OF. Cubebm, powdered
Hfi OF, Uerat Xinci CArb,
ls5 oz. gplumbp, Fluid Extract.
$40 OF, Homlock, Alcoholic Extract
gait Honey, clarified
1910 nz. Iron, Sulphate, pure.
l,hht OF. Iron, Hubaulph,, powdered
8 pkKs. Iron, Hydrated Oxide.
7S5 10 doz Pills, lpecac and Colocynth, compo.
s,e29 doS. Pills. Ipecac and Opium.
t6d doE. Pills, Citrate Of Iron and Qunina
bsJl doc. Pulls, Mercury
lOhq5 doz Pills QuiniR bulphaa
.hI2l doc, Pilla, Extract COlOcynth compos
l9bB OF. RhubnrD, Fluid Extract
ll,lI9 o. bpeReliA, fluid Extract
p,0b5 or Bennn, Fluid Extract
l,Ole or Zinci Carbonate,
t,t6i quart bottles Cod Liver OIL
Terms cash. GEORGE T. BFALI
Captain and Medical Storekeeper, Il. i. "A. A.
Medical Purveyor. mhS0
National Republican., 1873-03-24

GALE OF THE Z. $. ARSENAL AT ROME,
- N. Y.
ORDNANCE OFYtcH)
War DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGroS, ID. O., March %, isIa
In pursuance Of law, aud by direction Of the Sec.
Tgtary, q War, the lands and buildings Of the
Home Arsenal, will be sold by public auction. on
The grounds, on MONDAY. June2, ISIS, commsnc.
The terms q sale, as prescribed BY law. are One
fourth cneh at the time Of sale, and the remainder
on credit Of one two, and three years with inter
est at six per centum per Annum, secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser.
Circulars giving detailed description Of the prop-
erty may be had upon application to this office or
West Trey, n. Y, or to Col \. Crispin. Army Build
The property may be inspected upon applying 10
the non-commlssiOncd officer In charge,
A. ID. DYER,
mh2ltd Chief Of Ordnance, q. f. a.
National Republican., 1873-03-24

GovERNMEST SALE.
oEYicR Posr ouARrgRNlsrrnl
,,... E9nT WALLACE, Kansas, Feb. ~, Is7a
lace Kansas, At Y O'clock, m, on wEDNESDAY,
the 9Th day OF April, 1873 quantity OF condemned
property consisting In part Of the following
as SINGLE sets harness
army wagon.
| " great coats-cayalry.
heating stoves.
cooking stoves.
p AIea,
| 10 forks
prcat coats s-lnfantry.
hlao q quantity Of horse asps, hlca. buckets and
Ths horses otfers will he sold separately and al.
%.n9lsh % nnsulied t2r cavalry purposes are for the
Iorms; Cash at time OF sale
by authority OF Department Comma nder.
mhis 81 Lieut. 9Th Cavalry. Posi- ouartsPmast:r.
n GovERNMEMENT SALE.
oFFIcE OF TnE DEPoT oUARTERysrrR,l
NAN ANTONIO, Texas, feb. o. ls7a I
The undersigned will self by public auction, com.
menoing at 10 O'Clock q. NJ, At the Army BuildinK
Main Plaza, San Antonio, Texas, on WEDNESDAY,
ihe 18th day OF APRIL, 1873, the following Military
7el Great Goats, Cavalry:
FOL Uniform Coats,
~ Uniform Jackets,
2n IrOwpors,
Saahes.
80 WAGON SpoEeS.
Ito Wagon Hubs,
% Saddles,
besides other Clothing. Equipago, and QuArtermas.
ter'u stores, condemned and unseryiceabie
Purchaser will be required TO take away the Arti
iahiS BESj. I. G1itp, ouartcrma-ter.
National Republican., 1873-03-24
GOVERNMENT SALES
n ovERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
" HOhSEH, oUARTERMAsTRRs STORES,
SdbRTTbhIINa' CAMP AND GARRISON

koUfP2dR' oN"r AND "AhhiSoN
OTTfcE Dgror QuAprrpNAsrEp,,
..,, CHHIINHE, W, r., March 4, 1sTa
VIII DO sold by public auction at the Qlartermns.
eTg r,h Deg9t' ShsSeLne, w IT,, on The a9d day, Of
Horses, Quartermaster'a st0res Clothing, oamp and
form Coats. III Uniform 5actsls, y Great Costs,
foot; 20 Great Goats, mounted; $50 pairs
Itousefs, mounted; 9O PAIRS Trousers, loot
3 Heating stoyee, 61b Collars, Horse and Mule
~ Saddle Blanketa, 261 Haiters, Is Army Wagons
"a Sets Harness SOS Blind Brides 2BOO Grain Saekp
Iogether with Arcs, Camp Kettles, Canteens, Knars
snoks, Hsyereacts, Axe Handles, Carpenters. Black
snitha', Wheelvrtghts, Painters and Tinners tools
and other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms cash IN Government funds. Property to be
removed twenty.four hours after the sale
BY order Of the Department Commander.
mha Mai. and ouart'r U. g. T., Der onsrtr.
q ALE OF MEDICAL, SI'PpIJEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-16
FORTY.rOURTH STREET SYNAGOGUE.
The Unity OF God rmon
by Rev. 8. NJ. Isaacs.

Our history, said Mr.. Isaacs yesterday, In few
remarks PREDATORY to his sermon, is not like any
other history. We are called the chosen people,
and yet we are subject to all the vcissitudes Of
other men, and IT may seem strange to some that
1t should be so. We have been separated from
men that we might be holy people unto the Lord.
Az Moses declares v Deuteronomy w.. 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-16
The Ministry OF the Protestant Episco.
nal Church.

From the church Almanac for the year 1873
there appears to be 27oO parishes and 293s priests
and deacons connected with the Protestant Eps-
copal Church In the United States. 1t further ap-
pears that OF this number OF priests and deacons
4sl, or about one-sixth of the whole number. are
without parishes. or this number about forty-two
are doctors In divinity. When, IN addition to this,
we take into consideration the fact that large
number OF the clergy of this Church In active
service are employed as professors and teachers,
agents for different societies and chaplains In the
army and navy, the surprise will be increased that
SO large number are disengaged Some from
age and inhrmity, having finished their work. are
unable longer to labor. Others, though rich In the
accumulated experiences OF years. and OF unaues.
toned piety have been compelled to step aside
to make room for the more attractive vvacity OF
youth and the no less important consideration Of
economy In expenditure Tor salary. While others
again. and this by far the largest proportion. "a
mas been charged, are by temperament or educa-
in the discharge OF the ministerial oflice. That
such Is Che fact in single instance out OF 4s OF the
clergy unemployed we would bc very sorry To
assert, though some high IN authority have 50 de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-16

vVILLIAM KENNEDY WILL SELL AT AvV vha g.
w On Tuesday, February IS at IL O'Clock az ING n
change saesroos III broadway by Srae as ., and Lot
400 East Twenty street, between fiIs anu
A. with brick Stable In rear. hsps ~ Aue"onss's
!, Qfnce No. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-16

A RI AT AUCTION.
N ROBERT SOMERVILLE
will sell by auction,
Monday and Tuesday,
l7th and 18th nss,
at the Somervile Gallery ~ Filth avenue the large and
valuable stock OF fine OIL Paintings belonging to Mesr
Williams Everett of Boston, who in consequence the
late conagration of their city, have determined to dis
pose of their Art Treasures above at the Somervlle
Gallery where they are now
Exhibition Free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-16

are TO lecture in its halls. or II committee
specially appointed q certain numoer OF its
members pretend to lay down creed for the rests
That Is the question. ana will cry 20 answer IT. IN
xonr ktnd ne rmissiOn J, Il. LAMOUREUX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-16

A j. BLEECKER. SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUG
N. ton Tuesday, February IS, at Exchange Sales.
eoom story high stoop brown stone House S29 East
Seventeenth street. opposite Livingstone place. inde-
CsdAs street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22
Gke0RteLEtqeuter:

SHOULD General Butler return to Con
yrpss. he is understood TO have stated 10
Sis friends that he will renew his PROPOSE
lion affecting national banks, to Withdraw
the bonds which are the basis Of their cir
culstIon In order 10 save the interest
thereon to the government, and 70 author:
iZs The issue oi an equivalent amount Of
legal tenders in place OF the bonds. This
IA essentially General Buffers old plan by
which he claims that he could save TO the
government the entire interest upon the
bonds held by national banks. He Is un'
derstOod 10 consider that the time Tor the
rediscusSion ot this question will arrive
with the next COngress.-Bost0n tt'a 1pe'
cidl.
This would be q little clearer II hr.
BuTLRR or somebody else would explain
how the withdrawal Of the bonds from
the banks would stop interest on them,
unless the bonds are conaScated by the
Government Iithat Is what Mr.. BUTLER
neans-ifhe proposes that the Govern
ncnt, having custody Of these bonds
shall conhscate them, and shall issue
treasury notes drawing no interest to
their owners instead, it would be an out
rage on private rights and a violation Of
public faith that no language could ade-
quately describe; to say nothing Of the
disastrous effect Of adding such q SUM to
the volume oil irrcdeemablo currency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22
Mount Union COLLEGE.

Mount Union College, by erecting ex.
teuSiVe Buildings for regulating and cheap
tRing the price Of Rooms and Board,
guarantees 10 GdD0 to students, upon the
average price Of Board at other Colleges
ol similar advantages, q sum at least equal
10 the price Of Tuition In any Department
ancient or modern Classical, Scientific,
thtlosOphic, Commercial, Musical, Fine
Art
Price Of Tuition per Term: In Literary
Department, "a to $lS; In Commercial, $5
10 $780, Vocal and Instrumental Music, IS
Free.
The College Property worth $3.50, 600,
IS used solely for tho benefit ol the stu
denis. Over 100000 worth OF Specl-
mems and Apparatus have been added
lStely 10 the Museums and Apparatus.
Ihe number OF different students last
year, Is SS9,-total from firSt 9,l42, Of
whom 0, 1857 have taught Public Schools
about onedhlrd Ladies'. Board with
furnished Rooms g 80 TO So 70 per week.
Club board one-third less. Rent Of Rooms
SGio 40 cents per week. Tho Terms be-
gin the last Of August, November and
FEBRUARY, and middle Of May each year.
students can earn by tedGking Wintora
enough to pay their expenses for a NSldl
College year.
Location two miles from Union Depot
Alliance, Ohio. dGW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22
MAKING THINGS LIVELY.
A Little Innocent Fun.

The Philadelphia DipGteh publishes
the following story at the expense oil
Reading, which the paper Of that city de-
nies with true local dignity:
Some years ago, ssys Max Adler IN
writing TO a paper, o new fire company
was organized Of Reading, and the mem.
ben one evening thought they would
have q little innocent fun Rt the expense
Of Hopkins, their foreman. They decided
10 rush around with the engine to Hop
kius' house after dark, to throw up their
ladders, pull out their hose, climb on his
roof, and scare him with the belief that
his dwelling was on fire. But that
very day Hopkins moved out OF the
house, and Presbyterian clergyman
moved in, without the company being
aware OF the change. 30 about
s o'clock tho humorists dashed out, and
went through all the moVements-gettiDg
On the roof and splashing water around
and creating terrific disturbance gener'
ally. A rival company, noticing what
was going on, also hurried to the scene,
and, not understanding the joke, attached
their hose to the plug, smashed In the
front windows, and began TO empty
tWo.inch stream on the family Of that
Presbyterian clergyman. They squlrLed
into all the rooms, split up the window
shutters with an ak, broke down the
front door, ran out the furniture, tore of
the shingles, and balwed through trum.
pets until the hired girl had convulSlons
On the kitchen stairs. The first company
tried 10 explain, but the newcomers
thought an effort was being made 70 get
them out Of the way, and fight ensued,
and presently flremen were sliding of the
roOI, and pelting down the chimney, and
bleeding over the entry carpet, and haV-
ing boisterouS encounters with spanncrs
and brass horns on tho stairs. And tho
next morning that Presbyterian divine
and his family moved out. They said the
place seemed 10 be too animated and sen.
SSIiOnAl for quiet, domestic circle. They
wanted house where there was more
Calmne8s and peace, where they could
have more security for their privacy and
pianos, and for their front door and Shin-
gleS and, peace Of mind and window
sAshes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22
Italian Child Slavery in New York;.
More Evidence Against Motto.

NRw YORK, August 21.-The examins.
tion into the case OF Vincenzo Motto, the
alleged Italian padrone, was continued TO.
day and adjourned over until Saturday.
A boy aged II years testified 10 even
greater cruelties practiced upon him by
Motto than were related by Joseph yester-
day. A child aged 2 years shrunk away
with terror when asked to place his hand
on Motto 1t was with him that he had
lived, and was only prevailed upon to do
80 when accompanied by an officer.
In addition 10 the testimony in the case
Of the Italian boys the deputy marshall tes-
titled that in the houses In Crosby street
he found one hundred and fifty children,
in each room ten or twelve boys tied by
the wrists with cord, and a man in
charge oil every room. In some cases
the children were marked by padrones
by branding on the cheek, lip or ear.
NOMINAL, August 21.-At meeting
tonight Of the Italian residents Of this
city resolutions were passed regarding
the abominable traffic in childrOn GbroGd.
A iorciblo Illustration was shown In this
connection by the arrest and prosecution
OF GlIcone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

TIE SMOKE NUEsANcE.-The Philadel'
phia Inquirer predicts that ere long the
great cities of the West, which consume,
such large quantities Of bituminous coal
will be entirely removed from the smoke
nuisance. According 10 the Inquirer
This evil will be endured Tor time, but
the period Is NOT far distant when we may
expect that smoke will be prohibited in
our large cities, and the population be
compelled to relieve itself Of q foul nui-
sance by burning tho smoke. There is
no difficulty about this, except 1t involves
some changes in the construction Of chin.
neys and Gues." Reference is then had
to the experiments made in London TOR
consuming smoke, and while It Is admit
ted that the Londoners "haVe not carried
out this reform to its full extent" yet, "all
that is necessary Is some cheap method Of
applying this improvement TO dwelling
houses, and we will have it as matter OF
preference, il the economy oi the arrange
ment is shown, and perhaps as q matter
orlaw, II the burners Of bituminous coal
in our great towns should object"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22
SPAIN.

MADRID, August 2l.-EpArtero has
advised the Madrid Government TO ap-
point General Manuel Couch TO the chiel
command in the northern provinces and
the border on the Bay Of Bscay, and San
MoFlones TO the command Of Navarro.
The Cortes, by q vote Of slxty.six 10
sixty.three, has consented to the trial by
the civil tribunals Of Bouetas, one Of the
members who participated In the cantonAl
inSurrection.
The prisoners taken by the government
forces In their encounters with the Can
toral and Communist insurgents are to be
sent to relntoIce the Spanish army in
Cuba.
The total strength OF the CarlisL forces
operating In the north Is estimated al
$4,000, all armed.
The government is-aclively progressing
with the organization Of new leVies Of
$1,000 men to take the field against the
rebels. E'.
A bill has been presented in the Cortes
suspending the guarantee Of Individual
rights during the continuance Of the pres
ent troubles.
The Minister Of War received dis
patches announcing that a battle had
taken place near Berga, between the Re
publicans and CarliSt InsurrectiOnists,
which resulted In q brilliant victory for
the former. After q desperate conflict
the InsurrectionistS were utterly defeated,
with o loss Of 80 killed and 800 wounded,
among the latter were Generals saballas
and Tristy.
. The siege al Bergs has been raised and
the Insurrectionists arc in full ratrN0t--'