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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

ORDERS haye: been issued by the Board of
Public WORKS for paving I'd street east, from
mp ID street south in front of Providence hospi-
tai to 80 street east The superintendent of
roads has been Instructed to construct cob BILE
stone gutter a. the intersection of Boundary
and 1&th streets northwest, and lay flag foot
walk on the west side OF IIth street road from
boundary TO Stoughton streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES.

UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS.
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11
TO.Day's Proceedings.

TO-Day's Proceedings.
The convention reassembled at 10 O'Clock this
morning, and after prayer by Rev. j. W. Dun
gee, OF y. j., Sir. Downing said he went to bed
last night with painful emotions at what had
transpIrtd up to the adjournment. Nothing
but confusion had characterized their proceed
ings. and lac had prepared a rule this morning,
which was that no member shall be Interrupted
while speaking with senseless points OF order.
He asked its adoption.
WRITTEN REPORT OF THE SUMNER COMMIT
TEE.
Mr.. Cordoba, from the committee TO wait on
Mr.. Sumner TO ask him to address the conVen-
tion last night, submitted the following written
report:
in behalf of the committee appointed by
this convention on the subject stated, and in
view of the verbal reply made by the commit
tee as received by them from Mr.. Sumner hay-
ing been misrepresented by some members Of
this convention and others, we respectfully
submit the following Is the exact reply Of Mr..
Sumner: Gentlemen, tender to your national
equal rights convention my sincere thanks for
their kindness and esteem in asking me to ad-
dress them, but regret shall have to decline,
and think it advisable so to do, since can do
you more service in attending to my bill in the
Senate chamber. Having the greatest CONT
dence in your ability to plead your own cause, I
desire to suggest that you should preserve strict
harmony as necessary to insure success"
The chair announced the committees on
equal rights and on finance, and then state
that the next business would be the regular or
der, which was the resolution submitted last
night by Mr.. Douglass.
Nh. MALORD ON CoLoRED PRoPRIEroRs OF
SALOONS AND BARBER SHOPS IN wAsHINs-
TON.
Mr.. Me,ord, of Va, having the foor pro-
ceeded to address the convention, saying there
was class of colored men in this city who are
not willing to accord to colored men the same
rights az are accorded by white men. He was
opposed to any measure offered by q man who
Il unwilling to accord such rights to all. Pro-
prietors OF barber shops and saloons in this city
run by colOred men do not allow colored men
to enter their places Of business He wanted
The right when be felt like going into bar-room
to take drink to do IT, and not be told by the
barkeeper that he has no liquor"
Mr.. Clark, of ohio, submitted . resolution:
.'that we respectfully, bat most earnestly, petit
ton Congress to prohibit. BY proper enactment.
all chartered societies. companies, schools, or
othor Institutions, regulated by law, from with
holding the advantages afforded by such socie-
ties OF institutions from any person on account
OF race, or color, or former condition OF servi-
tnce, and TO forbid enactmeuts or customs
OF any state which unjustly hinders
| or prevents the fun and free exercise
| Of any POLITICAL, or civil, or pablo right
enjoyed by any class Of American citizens. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

large assortment Of GRAND, SQUARE and
UPRIGHT PIANOS always on hand al the ware
rooms Of
dec6-c6tS Stianl W. @ MFTZEROTT 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

ksAL ESTATE SALEs-B- HI. Warner, au =
ti9nsS5 and zeal estate broker, sold at auction
yNfA&sy sespocn the following tax titles be-
longing 10 Tie sststsef Samuel H. Plat de-
ceased: A small frame house on + street, be-
tween Sd and u soXh4ests at $40; vacant
arAA%x and two tin4A4pt frame houses on y
stfsst ISefwesn ssk md Nh. northwest, at 81 ,lao
70 Mrs. duiia K. Piatt.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

From the ,lelc LoiP-,g Musk Zi'uuE.
new Grand Piano from SteiuwsF Z Sons. New
York which we saw and heard 10 DR.. Franz LisZt'S
Music RuGm we Uusf acknowledge As the sFEs test
cr5Ntt0H that modern soience IL Piano baiidinE has
produced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-11

TEE CONCERT for the benefit of the Protest.
ant orphan asylum AT Lincoln Hall, to- morrow
fFriday) evening, commends itself to the
charitable. The full Marine band, under
Schneider, will perform several selections.
Pfssdent Grant h announced " attend,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07

Sin Dem Nni6etn nod etipo 6OiGbriger
Wfant, barflB unb oDne &Opfbebedung,
ipur6e beute 8orntittag BON elmer 2ofoz
motioc Der @bicago, God SslanO un6
pacitc@8abn inlerbalb Ser S~tabtgren3et
ilberfabren uno augenbli6li6 set0btet.
Der Qrme mar talb unb bot un9efdbr
bret Wpnaten fnit an berielben SteQe
bon elmer 2ofomottpe bom @eletie ge>
itoBen, aber nMr letdt bei6Gbt0t morben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07
p0ett=9iimaer.

Dab Bic BeitanbtDeile Ser &nodem Ell
men ie9r %ipertbpouen 9Iuger ~liefern, lit
jebem Tar1ner befo1nt. 0te S6lpieriaz
felt lit nur, beren 9iin9fraft Dem 8ooen
Sugdltgli6 SIT MAIDEN. Cine re9t stped=
mdBtge OtetDoOe, btes gu errei6en, lit Die
folgenoe: gta6oem man bic &noden nit
etnem i6tDeren 6ammer IN tleire Stiid=
den 3eri6lagen bat, fiat man in ein az
ties SAB cine Sage bon 8 3ou, i6iittet
bierauf llgelOi6te Ai9e unO frii6en
&alf, q 8uibel &alt auf l Barrel
Ni6e), oann tpteber &no6en, unb 10 abb
ipe6ielnb tort, bis bos SAP pou lit. Stun
8ieBt man 10 niel 8aiier Dtn8u, UNI Die
gan3e Wtaiie 81 idtttgen, iebO@ ni5t 10
ptel, baB Die Sauge 5u laufen begtnnt.
90 lGBt man eS BRET Ntonate lang iteberl,
unO gieBt nur ale paar 8o6en tpieber
8aiier bill5u, tint bic WaIle fel6t gu err
Dalten. Soate bic Gauge ablauien,
fGngt man ite auf un6 benlbt fte banr1
bon gteuem gum IufguB. SIN ettpa bret
Wonaten iino bic &noben 3erfaaen lntb
gum 9unger8ebrau6 ferti9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07

QScttere5 UNI ben Stamm Der 8flal1selt
ausltreut. Serner lit ite III feu6ten 8os-
oernrten etrt bDrtreffIj6es WfttteI. Bic
Sdlterung 0eS SobenS st nerbin6err1,
tnoem man iOl6e tm Srit6iabr auf ben
SoDen lumber altSitreut. BUR 8ertilguna
0es lnge5teferS letitet bic slide bic beiten
9ten1te. Sunge SGmltnge, tpel6e Don
S9nefen &C. 5I letoen baben, itll6 ant
be1tet 9e16ltBt, tpenn tie nit Nf6e iiberz
1treut tperben. Wenn man bic slide nit
scamp, Mat1er uno &alf Su etnem 8ret
Derrlbrt u11o nit oteien Die 8aumitGmme
beltret3t, 10 lit tbre 0trfun9 CUR @bbalz
tu119 bes ul8e3tefers, sur Gr6a[tul1q Ell
1ter ge1lnoen Gtnoe lt1O CUR Gertilgltto
pes Wtop1eS lno bet Tle6ten unperfenns
bar.
Bur 8ertilgun9 ser Gngerlinge ultb
9ller I'M Sooen leDenDen SSnletten lit Die
A16e DaS tptrflamite Wiittel, tpenn Iolde
oDen allfgeItrelt uno burd lll1araben in
pen Sooen gebra6t miro; Dern tpD Nlde
tt9 int 8oOen befinOet, 6Glt lid fein
Wnrm anf, nn6 S0neden tpte al1bere
oerGrtige 56iere iter6en, tpie iie mil 2tI6e
tn SertDr1tng fommen. Sci boben nrtb
alternDen Obitbdumen, pel6e nit Saul
1tellen be1aftet itrb, I~etltet @I6e ansaez
3et6nete 9icnite, ba ftc ein Der TGuIHiB
iptoerte6enOes Wftttel lit. O1a1 madt
etoen Oifen 8ret, Dem man tuegen belize
rer 9aItbarfeit ettpas 2e0m betfliat, bee
l9n1tert bic fauIen Steleu bamtt un6
btrt0et bic duBeren init einem 5u6e gu.
Gopfplan3en tperben Dor 8irmerr, Die
our9 bic untere SOpf0ffnung li6 einz
l6Lei9en, 9ei6ibt, tpen1 man bic G0pfe
9rt glide iteut. Bur 0iingung Ser
Sbftbdume tit bie 9li6e iebr tpert6poa;
man itreut ite enttpeber obne 8eiteres
auf Die Sberitd0e bes 8o0ens nm Die
8dnme aus, ooer man penbet ite i'm
Spatiommer 3ur araftigung iebr poas
tragetoer o6er i6pa6treibenber Obltz
bdume at, tnoeln mum nit elmer Glen
ttaltge ringsum 2o6er III Die @rbe 1t0Bt,
in iebeS cine 6anbbon Glide bringt un6
ioI9e BON 3eit 5u 3ett nit 0aiier fnat.
Sc feu6ter Der 8ooen, TIM 10 iptrt1amer
Die Ni6e. Sour in trodenem @roretG
fam iie, gu baufi9 alr8etuenpet, i6dbIt@
tDerben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07
eala bet 3aautmembduHnem

Sm bieiem 6erbite erfreuen ft@ Bic
meiiten S~bitgGrtner elmer rei6en Blaus
melternte unb AUDI Ste G~erbeerungen
bur6 ben gefiir6teten Girculoe i6etten
ni6t 10 beheutenb getpeien SIT iein I'M
9lugerneinen, tpte int friiberen Sabrer.
6Qllfig aber bertttmmt man bic &Gage,
SAB Bflaumenbduune erft bor SIS Sab
rem gepflan3t tpurben, nt6t tragen tpoIz
len trob alien 9itngens, 8ei6neibens,
&ingelns &c. ober bte. AUDI obne buB trz
gen6ipo Snietten at ibnen 5u entbeden
iparen, itets t6re Trii6te berIteren, 1oz
balo 6ieie ettpa bic @r0Be elmer .6afelz
nuB errei9t 6aben. Quf Nnratben zines
alien 8rattifers, etnmal cine Sal3olinz
qung gu Deriu9en be6edten mir I'M
6ortgel1 6erbfte bic Burseln ber 6Glfte
Der 8flanmenbGu1ne nit Sal3, unb er>
I~angten beuer bas &eiultat, BON BEN aez
iaGsenen 8Gumen cine iebr quite @rnte gu
qetDinnen, md6renb bteientgen pieber 10
gut tpie ni6tS reif bra6ten, Die nidt
foaren geial5en tporben. SIM nd6iten
Monat tper6en mir ale uniere Bflauz
menbdunle ial5en uno ettpa l geG Sal3
fir ieben Baum neDmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07
= g2dh 0naQben 6es frau3D9t16e

- gta6 Qngaben bes fran301ti6en
&riegsmil1iftcriumS miro etlr 8er3et9z
ntB Der Sfft3tere aler Waffen nerz
0ffentIt6t, tpelde tpGbrenO oeS SeIbs
bon 1901 9efaIIen finb:
0efauene @enerale 80, Sfft3tere bonn
@eneralltab %, Der @en6armerte II, oer
fai1erli6en @arbe Sc, Ser Snfanterte
1925, Der Gopaaerte 90, bes @eniez@orps
35, ser Otobilgarbe 1856, Der mobtliitrten
Electromagnetic &c, ber Treti6aaren 80
u11o oer Nrtiuerte 128. 0teie Sdblen
erlanber, ben 8ro3entiab ieoer &ategorte
Der I'M lebtem &riege 9e%falIenen Sfft3tere
ansugeben, inbem man tie nit benientsen
Ser @abres Der ban1alt9en Nrmee ner>
glet6t. 0ie Grgebntiie iin6 folgenbe:
fit bic @enerdle 6 BrO3ent bes @ffecttnz
~beItan6es, fir bic @eneralltabs> Sft3tere
Sc 8roseltt, fir Die fatlerlt9e @ar6e
9.8 8ro3ent, fir bic Snfanterte lit
Brosent, fir bic @aballerte "a Bro3ent,
fiir bic 2trttutrie GA 8rosent, fir baS
@enie> Corps 4.3 8ro5ent Oes @fecttnz
~beItanbes. 9araus gebt bernor, baB Die
faiIerGi6e @arbe oerbGltniBntdBtg ont
16tperften mttgenomnter tpor0en lit, neil
ibre 8erluIte Don nur bret S9la6ten:
BET Ge3onptQe, Saint78ripat nn6 9obonz
6arnpS &. Sttober) berrii6ren. ga9
i6r bat bic Snfanterte an ntetiten 9elttz
ten, oQnn fOmmen bic NrttGerie, Die @e=
ncrale unb Die StabSofft3iere, unb suIeBt
@enie u1o Gauauerie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07
IfMe TIT 06rfeu+

Die bier taft aueenein berri6enbe
Sttte, fir feline 6ol5ai6e etn Stltd6en
Setfe etn5utali6en lnO ieiue Stetnfobz
Ieloi6e geraoeSu fOrt5unerfen, lit our6z
aus pertperf lid unb b06it peri6ipenoez
rti6. ollie Ni0e, o6 BON 6OI5 ooer BON
&oble, lit i'm @arten metit bon bobem
9Sertb unO ais Sol5art ein pOr5itglt0es
9tet3r1tttel, BEN Setm Der Saamen gu
iDede1. 9Strb BET Saame eingetDei6t
u1O uor Der Nusiaat nit 9li6e beitreut,
10 tit Die 8irfung gang olffaae1o nrtb
Suleften greifen einen iDl6en Saanten
ni0t germ at. QtlS Geini9ungsmtttel
Der Suit III %bunpfen @Grten, ulrter ot9ts
iteDenoenO bitbdunen, 5tpii6eu Sduiern,
no in Der Gl9e WetnltOde iteben, lit Die
glide uniibertrefili6 Wenn man tie oDne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07
Sur 0eft8eIsm0t+

Man bat gefunben, 6oB Bic erften
@ter elmer iungen 6enne, bic nit einem
6ltbn unter einem Sabre alt 5uiammet
getban mar, nt6t btel tau9en. 3upetlen
m6gen etnt9e bteier @ier befru6tet iein,
ielten aber baben ie 9eniisenbe 2ebensz
trait in fi6, UNI a1sgebriitet 3t tperber,
uuo metitens 9eben tie tn s bis IA Sagen
Su @rl1noe.
@u9 gum @iler itnb 1ol6e @ter tpeniz
GET gut, ba ite cine 9ertn9ere Wense bon
Nabrnn9sitoffen %entbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07

q III OVPI.
Acknowledgement Gebalos unb MQiz
sonaoe, Mtuifter bcs Snnern, laroten
g~eitern in Nltcante all ulto faroen einen
begeiiterten @mpfang. Die SemiDunz
gen Der &oniuln, hie &ebcllen BON Der
8ei9ieBung ser Sto0t auf giitli9cm
Bege ab5u6olten, tparen pergeblt6 uno
6ontrea6miral gelperton tueigerte ii6,
feline ibm bon Gonbon aus atgelpieiene
IneutroIe Steuung su berlaien. 9oS
!britif6e @eI6pa6er iteate fi0 I'M Safcn
sur &edten auf, baS fran30itl6e slr
Hinfen unb eff anbere &rie8si6iffe, farz
bic Oeutl0en, naDntcn Die Olilte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07
Tranftet0.

Nem yOrf, I. Nft.
8e3iiaLi9 Ser &etIe bes &ar6inal Be
8onnebaile mad 9tom beiBt es beute,
bdB bteieIbe in feiner 8e3iebun8 gu Der
sufinftigen politti6en 9eitaltung 5rantz
ret6s ite6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07
SItnoiS.
determination 2. Sft.

SIDo II Il 8 t on z. Ott.
Sin idfrilegti6er Gaub mur6e in ser
Otenita9 9tadt bier ausgefH6rt. Oiebe
%orangeit bur6 cine aus 8er1eben of
fen geIaiiene I6ire tn bic Safriitei uno
rau6ten cine Men9e f%oit6arer getpeiDter
@efdBe.
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The Albany Journal has been calling
Buchanan's Secretary of-the Interior
''Job'' Thompson. Imagine Jacobs
lamentations when he hears of it.
Rev. Charles Yeager, of Reading, has
watch which was made in Germany
one hundred and sixteen years ago. 1t
keeps good time and has been kept a
good long time.
A Boston liquor dealer, fined for vio-
lation Of the prohibitory law, approach
ed the clerk of the court, money in hand,
and plaintively urged him to attend to
his case as soon as possible, because
he had left no one at home to attend
bar
A Chicago chap advertises for steady
girls to help on pantaloons. a fellow
who can't help on his own pantalOons,
ought to be ashamed to want girls to
do it.
''Thiers," says the Frendh Minister
at Washington, is not old. Such men
never get.old. He had the sagacity of
statesman. tho prudence Of man of
experience, the resOlute courage of a
disciplined soldier and the ardor of a
patriotic Frenchman in the greatest tri-
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Several Irisllmen were disputing one
day about the invincibility of their re-
spective persons, when one of them re-
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indade Pm a bricklayer, y said another,
giving the first speaker a blow that
brought him to the ground.
A Jewish Legend. d.-According Jewish
and Mohammedan tradition King Solo
mon, who was wise beyond all other
men, knew the language of animals aud
could talk with the beasts of the field
and the birds of the air. A Rabbinical
story is told of him, which is in this
wise:
One day the King rode out of Jerusa-
lem with a great retinue. An ant-hill
lay directly in his path and Solomon
heard its little people talking:
Here comes the great King!'' he
heard one of them say. His fiatterers
call him wise and just and merciful;
but he is about to ride over US and crush
us without needing our sufferings."
And solomon told the Queen of She
ba, who rode with him, what the ant
said. And the Queen made answer:
He Is an insolent creature, oh King,
1t is a better fate than he deserves, to
be trodden under our feet -
But Solomon said: 1T is the part of
wisdom to learn Of the lowlIest and
weakest" And he commanded his
train to turn aside and spare the ant
hill.
Then all the cOurtiers marveled great
ly and the Queen of Sheba bowed her
head and made Obeisance to Solomon:
''Now know l the secret Of thy wis
dom. Thou listenest as patiently to the
reproaches Of the humble as to the fiat
teries Of the great"
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WALLACE d COMPANY,S
CREAM TABLE CHOCOI ATE

No boiling necessary. A cup Of delicious Choco-
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made; and for Chocolate Cake nothing else will
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The Whipping POst.-An enthusiastic
''Delawarian" writes a letter to the
New York World in defence of the
whipping-post. He says the people of
Delaware are as high-toned, honest and
refined as any in the country, notwith-
standing their peculiar institution; and
he tells of a Vermont man who recent
ly visited the State and was 50 favora-
bly, impressed with what he saw that he
Immediately packed up his goods in Yer
mont and moved there.
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CHEAP FARMS For SALE MA

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The Question of Amusements.-T The
Maryland Diocesan Convention has re-
pealed the canon which reads as follows
respecting amusements: Attendance
upon theatrical exhibitions, horse-races
and other light and vain. .amusements.
being Inconsistent with Christian cha
racter, it is hereby declared to be the
duty of members of this Church. care
fully to abstain from encouraging them
by their presence. " The reasons for
the repeal as urged by the committee
and others, were: ~ That the General
Convention had Canon of Law Disci-
pine, which did not enter into partscu-
lars of this sort, but was content to
condemn ANY Wickedness of life. >
~ That legislation of this character
was contrary to the spirit Of the Church
which sought rather to quicken mems
consciences, than to restrain mems IL
Derty in matters Of worldly conformity
Only Virginia and Maryland have such
a canon, and Maryland borrowed hers
from Virginia.
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u DAILY ADV EsSBESEEE is morn
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extensive territory earlier thsn it is possible for
any other Journal to suppyft. over large por-
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ERN PENNSYLVANIA it reaches points early in
the morning, and west of Elnira even to the Lake
il is in
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