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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
no THE PUBLIC.

/" D. MsINTIRE. who has been the senior
IL partner Of the firm Of MeIntire { James.
Hardware Dealers at 2O4 Market stT.et Tor the
Dc L four years. would respec uly inform his friends
and former customers that be hrs Withdrawn from
said firm and has rented theStore 90 Market street.
directly opposite the old standl where be Will in
few days open With full stock OF HaFdVaPes Gut
leTy, &c. AMI hopes to receive the patronage OF all
his former customers, and to add to his already
ones. rel..4. - -
Dec. 8. ls72Sf II. B MCINTYRE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

N0TICE.-The second payment Of the Clayton
IN Loan Association, (new plan.) viii be made
on Friday evening. December, 18th. a the old Board
OF Trade Rooms, Third and Market, or to the Sec
retary 20 Market street. during the afternoon Of
that day. PercOns desiring shares in this new loan
should come forward and subscribe:
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
decA.tm y Secretary,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

Der prices Wul b lower thla ssason thaa ever,
ana ~ baFer viii have The lallallsliOn b e1am.
inaa fuIl Lee az new end staple goods oe oar own
mpon,ation. Adnma q Hro.s 500 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
MARRIED.
DIGO.

MlSSIMkR.-0n the "a ult. Of Consumption Ma
oml E.. wife of the late Davis MiSimer. in the
10Th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend her funeral from the
residence Of Mrs. Lacklin, 61411 Market street,
on Friday, Dec 5th. at 10 o'clock, without further
notice. Funeral services at the house,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
PM8LAO'A. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
EW@7
DRLARARR DIVISION.

DuFlas the term sg Court At NsG Castlt, CEN
meaelnR A0ndays NoVONbeP l7eh. 1873, trains be-
tween WllminGtOn aad New Castle will run As fol-
t0Was
Leave WlImlagtoa for New Castle u S. s and
ne A. ], y. $ aad 50. k.H
Leave New Castle Tor Milmington Z % ands IS,
A. n, 1a 05, y. 6 - aud ~ Pm. a s~
Ths9 3 A, n. tFaln nom WILMINGTON anil u cs
Pm. tRaiR from Nsy Castle are extra trains to run
Oniy dnFinR the Sez4lon 81 the Court.
HE sxtFs uOlS tFel HeG Castle win loave Old
RVlsess ls@ ?. =. and Brick DOPOs at u IS
sSyis KENNY. svpe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

EN0R RRNl,s-1 large IaFa and Wharf pgope
~ " ts0t of olaaRo sirose
,o,-.s., w Aps.y g J: A, aA1eshA ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
NOTICES.

A N ADJOURNED MEETING of the Demo
IA cratic Association will be held in the meri
Gus Club Rooms this evening at O'Clock.
A. ID. CHAYTOR, Seo'y,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

NOTICE Is hereby GiVeR that the paFneEship
IN heretofore existing between Herr b. MoIH-
tire 4 NauFy James. vas dissolved on tAo 18th day
Of November. A. D.. 1878, BY mutual consent.
All debts owing TO the said parnsrship are to be
who slOne is aathOriESd 20 sign in there
Of II. B. MCINTYRE,
dec4-tf MAURY JAMES.
W E. the uadersis led. have this day formed a
w cOpartnership under the Arm name and style
Of james Brother. to conduct the hardware bus-
in all its branches the old established stand,
2O4 Market street. " miugt0n, Del
MAURY JAMES,
dse4-6 ., D. JAMES. Jr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04
no CONTRACTORS.

V OON ThACTOHS.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR RElfoYING THE
THREE RUINED WHARVRS fRLONaING
TO ThE CITY, IN FHE CHR1SEKANA CREEK
Council Nov. 27th 1sT3 Endorsed prOpOsals for the
removal Of the three ruined WharVes in Chrstiana
Greek belOngipg to the City, will bsrscsiVsd BY the
Committee on Navigation.
UnGn Thursday, ms. IzIh, 1873,
at O'clock, r, n.
One Of the WhaFyss is nearly opposite the works
Of Puseys Jones Co.; Just above the south end
Of Third Street Bridge. and on the east side Of
the creek, some distance above the mouth Of the
BrandyWine Creek.
The said WharVes aretO be entirely removed and
the material deposited In some place satisfaetOry 10
the Committee, The work to be completed within
six months from Dec. I, 1873
Bids to be opened and read in Council and the
award Of contract to be made to the low respon
siblO bidder.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved,
WILLIAM NJ. CANDY,
deci-6t Chairman Gem. on NaVigation
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

E0R SALE.
n A small Tubular Steam Boiler. bout thrsa
horse power. suitable for driving a small ensine or
Tor beating purposes Price SSG. Amply at this Of
uee, ssDl4-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

- - - 80
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-04

k'Ok kENI-A good basement suitable for a
= - barber shop, No. 4l6 Market street. in one of
most central and desirable locations in the rity
nent very moderate. Apply on the premises
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16
Bot 9taD 1ttto Tera+
g II I s..

- Die internattpnale gpnferen3 ser
Gpangelt1 Of enNIIta1t 6egirut am
2. Sftober IN Seem Oorf, 100 bereits or
tbooor proteitantiide 8eriibmtbciten aus
Derl6ieOenen 2duoern Guropa'S a1ge1
fommen itno, barutter Grummaher.
8on 0eutl6lono itnb II. q. nod unterz
tpegs: Or. @brtitlieb, Or. &raft unb
Sipet Sobne, 0r. 9orner u10 So6n,
Or. Nitte un0 OF. Noel, Or. 3immerz
mann. Die Sibungen Der Gonfcren3
tperben sebn Sage bauern uno am Sonnz
tag ben II. Oftober Nben6s nit einem
feterli6eu Nbi9tebsactuS IN Der Qlcnbez
NIB Of Wfuiic gei6lo1ien iperoen. Die
@erbanolun9el1 louen bur@ einen gez
metnl6aftliben @~ottesbienit in Or.
Qoams' &tr6e am Wabiion Square elm
a%eleitet perbcn, nad tpeldem ii6 bic
9cle9ateu, icctionsweiie na0 Sprade
1tllb IDelna 9eI6ieoen, tn Die fit tie be-
lttmmten 9criammlun9slotale begebell,
ais mel0e Die NGltrne beS @e6GuoeS Der
vyoun9 Men's @briitian &iiociatton"
oil Der GGe Der %. Str. unb 4. Npeltl1e
unb einige Str0en in Scr 9fd6e altSge@
iu6t iiub. SIS miro gtipiinl0t, oaB cine
furae 2lngo6e bc5 Snbolt5 Der NuftaBe,
mel6e 3ur 0iScuiliDn gciteut iperoen
loQe1, slpsi bis bret 8o0en Dor DEM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16
9emtf6 : amertfani50e GonSulm

Gs feIt iid jebt beraus, baB Sic Maz
~lbtugtoner gta0rt6t, tporna6 8tSz
marf bic Negterung Ser Ser. Stooten
gebeten bate, feline 9euti6e Qmertfaner
ais Soniuln ua0 9euti6lano 3u l6ifer,
bte Grfinorng trgenO zines nel1igfeits>
bungrigen W%aI6tngtoner Correspondent
ten mar. 9aS Stem Norfer 8elletrtltii6e
Sournal i0reibt ndultb:
u@in uns oelpor6ener 8rtef bes 8un6esz4rez
micrS 6amilton 8iib, ser OH 0eutli6teit it6er oies
len Gunft lopie audi iberbt Stellung beS StaatSz
bepnrtelnel1tS 9e9erlllber ben Oeutld>N mertfa1er1
telblt ote perlre9cltlten N1lpritde bertcot9el1 1pir0,
l6ltdtct Die 6ra9e, oh Der fetdSfunsler li0 bet
SuabCSrcgterlng IN Der beldriebenen Netic oenGz
bert bat, mo laBt buS @anse ais bic mitBtoe Grz
ft1out9 etlleS a3ettul19Scorre lponoenten eridet>
men,"
@etptB lit es erfrerlt6, baB 8ismord
it6 feiner 10 fletnli6en 0anDluna 1c6u[z
big gen1a6t Bat uno DaB srqlcih bic
Gegierung Der Ser. Staoten Sen ibr pnu
etntgen INSTRUMENTATION 8l4ttern
gemabten Sormurf, ais babe iie Sem
oeut1ben Sall5ler eth berartigeS 8erlan=
gen 1nter Den SUB gegeben, ooer ais uerz
tpl9e tie lberbaupt nattntitil6e Gcnoeuz
5e11, tpett BON it'd petit.
OaS vSeuetriitii6e SorrnQl" felbit
bat TT oteier Srage bic Administration
pcs 0en. Grant bon NnfQng an qeoen
Den Sortpurf oeS 9fatipiSnlls, 1n6 ipe7
3tel pes 9tottptSinuS bet Geroebuna BON
Gon1nloten, IN S6ub eenommen; uno
UNI 1etne Steultng gu beritGrfen, publiz
5trt eS etne Site BON 9enti6z Nmertfa>
nern, bic nnter Der Negterung bes Gen.
Grant ais Gonll1ln uno ais @e1anote an
gelteut tporoen itno; au9lei6 bemcrft IS
at Dieier 2tite:
IS 1nb9en Gin o6er slpei 16meiser inter Ser
ctnt9e tttrSt9 Nomcn lminiieuoen 9obl li6 be-
ttn6etl; bod bteten mir boiiir 1uobl in Sen 6rci
Gelarbte1, BITE benz beutid amcrifaniiden SIC
nlent entnommen, Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l~oliel, DuB mir GeutiA2 u i1neqrifaner RON 5er feti.
gen Aonltnlltratton t9norirt leieu; loate a6er
troe ul!!ltrer grlp0rtlng, oa3u Sic lest un,erbrrie
lete SlNe nl9t ausreidtn, 10 lGkt iiA nod enc
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16

WiilitGriid)e5 ants BEN Neit)Stdileet.@Cit 3tEfditts
mrnlteuug hes filni;ebuten Mrnccepgps. -
Ssiicfblirfe AMI friibere Observation-Disclosures
INNS am ,piirttcinbergifd)cn lnb bateri'e1cit
$5pfc. - Sic 3tftitiSurgtu GeItfd)tal;eS.
Gtrafbura's nc,c Sc Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures fcrteituns illln Std1
naliiotipu.-Ser @ra1ihciit Der f3at'ecisfalns
Itler.
StraBburg %. 2tuguit '73.
Wenn etn G0eil Guropa's mehr nod
ais orbere geetgnet lit, Oeiicn nn0cfl6are
8ranf9cit, ~unIereu perr1altenten SrtcgSz
3uitQn6, CUR Nn10auun9 81 brtngen inn
Oege11aB 5u Der benetoelStpertDe1 triez
beusli6eren Sage oes decentralization
Continents, 10 lit bieS unitreittg 1n1er
linfSrbeiuiI6es @ren3lano. Saum ba>
6en mir, ais 9tn01ptel zines bDr meDr
oenn bret SaDren begonnellen mDrDert>
iden .&rtegeS, in ben iiingitet Sagelt
en6loIe &olonnen DetmfeDrenDer SallOs>
leute Dor ultS poril6er 5ieben IeDe1-altf
Ser GeDler 8riiGe alletn paiiirien ben
G6ei1 in Der 3ett bonn |. bis II. B.. sc.
in tGQItb 3 8a9n5iigen II, 064 Ofalln nit
566 Offtsieren, oat111 1929 9feroe nro
1913 &anoneu uuo Wlunittonsipa9en -
faum tit Der bieftge 8iirger BON otcler
sipar meilteutDetls germ 9%etrage1e11, aber
benno1 empfunoenen @tnquartterung97
lalt befreit, 10 melOet it6 fir bic ltmge7
beuoc 2anoi6aft loon wteOer Die P(a8e
Der groBartigen t6er6tlbnngen unlerer
8eiabungStruppen.
Die 3ur Belt III @l1aB10 otDritgen gar
niiDnirenoeu Sruppen btlben eth lelblt7
ftGnoiges, aus ber 80. unO 81. 9ipitton
formtrteS NrmeecprpS, ba5 filnf5eDnte
ber 6ett16en 9fei6Sarlnee. 6D6ltfDm7
handkerchief beilclben lit General BON
SranIedD, @eneralitabS6ef Sberlt b. ,.
Sid, beiDe nit benz 9omt5tl TT StraBe
brra. Oier befinbet ii6 audi Der Stab,
Ser mei1f TIT Sberz unb Inter : Gl1aB lte@
9enben 81. 0ipiiion, 1pdbreno Die poripte@
genb in GOtbrtngen garntlpntrenoe 80.
0tDt1ton i6ren Stab in WfeB bat.
Sir bic s3ufunft benft man oaran, et11
aus GllnBlotDringer1 gebtloetes Gropt1>
3talcorpS 3u i6affen, etn Plat, oel1el1
frii6ere Doer ipGtere NuSfii6rnng nur bon
Der 6altung be5 2arbeS abDdll9t. Die
g~egenmGrti9e 3ulanmeniebung pes flnf7
3ebnten MrmeecorpS aus preuBtl0 elt,
1dditl6en, bairti6en unb nilrttembergt1
i6en 3ruppen, ale auf tbneu 9ar13 frent>
benz 8ooen, lit etn entlpredenOcs Bib
Der iebigen 3uitdnbe beS 9tei6Slaloes.
SIN Der 80. 0iptiton beft1oet it6 baS s.
oitpreuBti6e Snfautertereginent, Gar
ntion Oteb, uno baS 7. branoelburgii0e
Snfonteriercgiment, bertbetlt ouf QSet7
Benburg unb 6a9enau. Damn bos 5.
pommeri6e Snfanterteregiment, @arnte
ion Meb, 1llO ein 0te9tnlent 8raults
i6pet9er III Yfal3burg ulto 3abern. SIN
0~ieoenbofen itebt baS erite pommer1 be
Encouragement, in Meb DltpreuBti0e
0raeoner. 0asu fommen in Wfeb nod
0as 4. unO s. boirii6e Snfanterieregi>
mett, nno bas S. batrii6e GDepauleger>
9tegiment in Saargemiinb.
Sier III StraBburg liegen ais Tbeile
Der 81. 9iDtiion baS /. rbeinii0e unb
bas 6. id3lil@e acknowledgement,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16
(GOrreipon6enS Der Sutnots Staats3ettun9.)
Gus StS Settti0en &ci6cS
SanptitaOt.

epFaIc gebatteuftitem. - epfoIe Tcfflid,ttiten. -
Serlimer 0crcinc.-Ilnicr Srie III 03irenlarf.
Ser aGte SSt5elm.-Si6p.-Ocr Sird,srz
ftrcit.-Gie ,,S,ec"'; Spurta liftcitas +; Sin=
zen Der ,,&piiTdcn. "-0ie GiienbaDnuuter=
Iud)umg.-Giu pcrfeDltes Seminal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16
(Gorreiponbens Set SQinot5 Staatsseituns.)
9tttS Senn Sentfd,en GetGStano
GIiaS=SptDrin9en4

WiilitGriidpes ants ZEN Geit,stanbe,s.-Gic 3wfarns
mtnltenus nes filnis bnten Mrteeeprps. -
9siiofblicfc auf friibere Observation-Disclosures
1nIs am toiirttc'nbtrsife)cn unb beteri'dbcit
S5pfc. Sic @tftitisurstu Ssutidta1;es.
Gtrafbuss's ncuc 0etlin9 nerfc.-G d)icd,fcr
G,cilnnbeits3uffnua.-S fcrleitiE1S iIlIN Sfd>
nulifatipm.-Scr %srGfIhcmt Der '3arreisfamz
mn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-20

A neighbor Of mine has an Enclosure about
slI feet square in the clear and six feet high.
The walls are formed OF old refuse timbers
thrown carclessiy together, with no regard TO
form or comellncss. The roof Is made Of
hemlock boards. Tho entire cost of this
building did not exceed Ave dollars, and prac-
tically considered II Is a success-not ambl-
tious Of containing thirty-fye loads, but
simply i've loads. Ten years this little, un-
pretentious house has been used for Ice, and
never yet dishonored a draft upon Its crystal
deposit. About six inches Of sawdust was
spread upon the ground floor, and In packing
q space OF about nine inches was left between
the Ice and the walls OF the building for saw
dust, and about nine inches Of sawdust was
spread upon the top OF tho Ice, and the thing
was fixed. The three main principles OBJ
served here will always Insure u supply Of Ice,
viz, good ventilation, good drainage, and
plenty OF sawdust, With these rules adhered
10, q corner OF any old open shed will proys
quite efficient In preserving Ice, -Nd5 Eng
land Homestead,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-20
NOTES OF THE DAY.


-sALIs OF demoniac" was recently called for
at q country store In western Massachusetts.
The apothecary nlled the bill with pint Of New
England rum.
A SHARP boy In Cincinnati was sent after kero-
sene, but he spent the money; filled the eau with
water, but his father went over and pounded the
grocer for swindllng him.
A TOLEDO baker killed q very alex hog the other
day and sent It 10 market. to keep IL from dying
on his hands. That man Is going TO be very rich
the nrst thing you know.
The rslying cry In Kansas upon which news
papers OF diverse views are unanimous: "Let
no man be elected 10 once who owes over nve
years. subscription to . local paper"
HONESTY M tho best policy. A reporter Of .
Boston paper recently found pocket-book filled
with mouey, and Immediately handed iI over 10
the police, because the money was counterfeit.
NEW YoRx fops arc Initiating the convenient
chateaine-hsoks worn BY ladies In . ring Ease
cned on the watch chain to hold the cane, when
the cane bearers hands are both otherwise en-
ploJed.
HERE Is the latest description Of aklss: "'TwN
night. A real warm couple stood In the pale,
cold moonbeans. Their lips touched, and there
was sound like COW hauling her hoof out Of
the mud"
TEE New York World says that Nilsson Is more
careless In the use Of her voice than when In the
United states before her marriage. This Is the
usual result OF matrimony, rs many poor man
can certify.
4 c0LoRED YOUTH "cleaned out" q parcel Of
boys who pitched into him at New Lisbon. Ohio,
the other DAY, and exclaimed; Bres. dc Lord,
dis Niger did not come all de way from Rich
mond for nothingw
A BoY eight years old, In one Of our public
| schools, having been told that q reptile ais an
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-20

s.vr,, ma. =, A.. .,,..,. ,o. -. H..
A. :. s,,s y w nN-" WIS., ''" He'
,.N- e -'ea'' u0'e-
,, onaNI, ven sneIlnsn snu pA'H re-
'urneo W washington On oa'urur nien'
died A, Kew we,t On SATURDAY. the ism instant,
n. ,, - ,.,-,'.'
1T u SAID therc arc bumps on huna Dlckin-
sou mean mat no pnreno'osist mas everye oeen
ao'e W "hho OUT
Bx-GovrRroR n. X. SCOTT, OF South Carollns,
passed through the city yesterday en- route to
his home in Columbia.
to,,- -. 49,, -,
posr Tat, o. tne tdpudt, VINO mas been 40
,sa 49,. ~. ", s''e' "o"'"s rs'orneo W
e's w oe'o''''
HE onicaeo i"a last week called Count de
onAmooru an 'impeuctrsoie" idiot. Some other
idiot immediatey wanted 10 know u he wore
coat OF mall.
MR.. WILLIAMS, the American Minister TO Cen
trail America, has presented his credentials to
the President OF Guatemala, and decided to take
up ms 'es'oenoe In mat country
S Sosn o. Sres
| ina en,i,c ,o,,,,.,,on ,y,,n od,a,.,, s.semhIed
And naased a rssolntIon 70 petire from hnsiness
for one weet. w '
w
GENERAL WILLIAM GuRsEr. formerly OF the
/ famous New York Seventh, In the var, one OF
| the most o,,,sr, orrcer. In The ssrv,cc, and now
one Of the leading merchants Of Charleston, &.
o., Is In the city, on his way home.
Col. R. W. LYONS, the Republican candidate
tor Governor OF virginia. spent the day In this
c,,v ye.,erdav and dInsd a, ,ne re.idence N mr.
Ell amiih IN ,amnsrS lin ssnsior Iewis
| And Hon Jnhr hmhlor smith. of yIreinia. Col.
Hnrhes will speat Al IScsbura to.day and al
"'''oeeN 'o"o"'
| THIS Ia what Henry Ward Bcecher says OF the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-20

Atst. Patricks church High Mass was ceie-
brated by Rev. Father Walter. No sermon was
preached, but Rev. Father Corrigau spoke brieny,
explaining the object Of tho conservation, and
said they had congregated 70 perform one OF the
most solemn duties OF their lives. They were
present 70 consecrato the church to the Sacred
Heart OF the Lord Jesus Christ. II was their
duty TO understand what was meant by the con-
sccration SO as 10 instruct themselves and teach
those who came after them. What Is meant
when they say they consecrate the Arch Diocese
Of baltimore to the Sacred Heart Of Jesus7 In
order to make that explanation clear he should
transport them back one hundred years, perhaps
more, TO small town In France; 10 convent
where an humble nun was inspired with this de-
world. This, however, was not the beginning Of
the devotion. II was discovered previous Ia
that time with st. Bernard and the monks and
also with 81. Gertrude, but they possessed
When Christ determined 70 revive this devotion
he passed by many great and learned men Of
he revealed himself, innamed her heart, and bid
her spread this devotion among all Christians,
and teach As she had been taught. But how wa
this 10 be done BY one who preferred to teach
IL was done, however, and thirty years aftel
reached America and China, aud none would
deny that L. rapid expansion ION depended greatly
merit. This heart must be considered on Cal
vary, pierced by a lance and pouring out Its las
drop OF blood for our redemption. The precis,
object ~ this devotion may DO summed up II
two points:
i. 40 acknowledge the love Jesus Christ ha
for mankind.
2. TO atone for all the sacrileges, outrages an,
sins that Christians have committed.
Christ. In his revelation to Mary, Ia particu
larry clear on the last point. He directed her ;,
atone for all outrages that had been committee
during the week. He had thus given his visible
heart To US TO create a love for him. Who, then
WI no. Phaoh, ,s s., ueno.iVn o. tno sAc,e.
has done, and by II receive the innumerAbl,
-races that he promises 10 those faithful uniS
hlmf
Friday In each week 10 the sacred heart. There
are several ways OF making this devotion. Each
should be well weighed, When the way ha,
heen selected that suits beat, practice IL faith
fully 10 the end. Let It's virtues be our virtues
its desiIes our desires; It's faith our faith.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-20

ihs Po,omsc 10 swo isn By freehes unnt for use.
The msc.d ,milns Of the Roadway over The con.
6piit over the plpe line from Foundry branch 70 tho
The slopss q the conduit smb.ptmsuts and the
vol. he sc cd and seeded In order to prevent
Toe ssii siss for which appropriations should DO
made for the neri hsca al j ear are AZ follows
For engineering. maiuttn,nce and general -,
Fr building IN L. n tf,,.. !; q. aud Tor Tue
nithins and setting galvanized iron CDR.
nice on the gate house a Great FAils....,. s,eDp
For building stone dam across the virFinia
Inc .sns, dam o tSs ylrsisis sscrs" rceco
For building wooden fences around Gov.
ornment land at Great Fails. i.sco
Foe bulldog dwelling and once for gate.
keeper At Great Falls. 300
For paving the roadway over drifith Pari
bridge And over Cabin John bridge With
For furnishing aud setting four magnetic ~"
-dift Instruments In connection with tho
Rtelesraph line from Great Falls 70 George
For sollns aud .e.dii.i nsnt :icpes '
OF tho distributing reservoir ,........,.,.. 1000
For sotlins and seeding the slopes Of the
conduit embsukments from Great Falls to
the distributing reseryoir. 1860
Ioth. sr1iso5
The fvuowing Ia financial statem snt for the last
fiscal ending June
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-20
THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.


Marini's hall, on Z street, was well nlled last
night with the devotces OF total abstinence,
notwithstanding the unpleasant state Of the
weather. Short AMI rungcnt addresses were de-
livered by Messrs. Stitzcl, OF Oregon, and Conn,
Peck and Savage, Of this city. Mnch congratu-
lation was interuhAnged upon the success Of the
bold stand made blythe temperance men at the late
election in this District resulting In the choice,
Il IL claimed, OF some eleven or twelve damage
law" or "iocal option" members OF the next
Legislature. II was thought that no legislation
Injurious to the cause could he anticipated from
a House OF such composition. Announcement
was made Of a meeting OF the general temper
ance committee tomorrow night at the once Of
Mr.. Lynch, to provide for the continuance Of the
organization, TO look after favorable legislation
by Congress and the Territorial Legislature.
Seven names were added to the pledge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-20
A SMALL RIOT.


Yesterday afternoon. about O'Clock, the sons
Of Africa and the sous Of Ireland residing in the
locality known as swampoodle, for the want Of
something TO do became engaged In brick bat
tie at the corner Of North Capitol and II streets,
but owing 10 the majority OF the whites over the
colored the engagement did not last long, the
one OF their number, Thomas Jones, received
the gilt OF brick on his forehead, which In
ficted an ugly wound. The cause Of the trouble,
as related by q witness, is about as follows;
Two boys OF different colors were sparring on
the corner, and white man, who was passing at
the time, kicked the black boy, which was re-
sented by colorcd man, and knock down was
the result, the oolored man being on top. From
opposite corner party OF white boys rushed on
the colored man and handled him rather roughly,
which was too much for the blacks blood, who
had congregated by this time, and a generni
night thereafter ensued. No arrests were made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-20

A grand mission meeting will begin next Sab
bath at St. Aloyslus church, continuing two
weeks. The services will be conducted by Jesuit
priests from Chicago, prominent among whom Is
Rev. Father Gaeshcha, brother OF Lieut.. Col
Gaeshcha, well known In Washington, who was
killed during the war while serving under Rose
crantz.. The object OF the meetings are to In
struct Catholics In practical duties toward the
Church, and 10 arouse them to . sense OF their
Christian duties, and to prepare them for re-
cepti0n Of the sacrament OF the Church. During
the mission doctrlnAl sermons, suitable for
others than Roman Catholics, to explain the va
rious points Of faith, will be delivered. As the
preachers are among tho most eloquent men Of
the country It Is sure many will be attracted TO
the church during the two weeks the services
will be held. The order Of exercises each day
will be a. follows: a. IN, mass and sermon; Q
.. m, mass; q. m, mass; $3.50 q. M, mass and
rosary, sermon, benediction Of the blessed sacra-
ment,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-20

At this church Grand High Mass was sung BY
Rev. Father Jamison, deacon; Father FitEpat-
rick. sub-deacon; Mr.. Hugh Quinn, s. J. Father
Mcguire preached on the devotion to the Sacred
Heart, showing that this devotion Is In reality
the worship OF Christ Jesus A man. Now, as
the divinity aud humanity are united In the
Same person OF Christ, his human nature 10
wJrthy OF alteration, aud every part Of his
adorable body.
Inc nluslc was very nne. The moral decora-
u ms OF the three affairs were magnificent On
IN ) Sacred Heart altar d handsome crown, sur
MOUNTED With q cross-the present Df Ms'