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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-02

REPUBLICAN, CLUB MEETINGS AND ELEc-
TIoNs.-The LIST district republican club has
elected the following representatives of the dis
tr1ct in the central committee: Delegates, Chas.
X. Douglass, Matthias III. Hunter, VIM. III. VAN
meter; alternates, Gabriel III. Green, Ander SOn
Richardson. The club has been reorganized
with the following officers: VIM. q. Green,
president, Thos SOlomoBs. vice president; John
A. Moss, secretary; Rev. W. r. Arnold, treas
urer.
The I'd district club has elected the following
to the central committee: Delegates, j. w.
Buker, j. I. Settle, l.. s. Emery; alternates, J..
w. Harry and j. III. Voorhees,.
AT meeting of the 18th district republican
club last night, Col. Timothy Lubey was re-
elected president of the club, John Tabs and
Thomas Maroney vice presidents, T.. McKenny
secretary, and p. b. DOwell treasurer. MessrS
Il. nj. German, VIM Blake, NJ. f. Urell, Cor
nelius Ryan, and Lewis Bouldin were appoint,
acommittee on employment. Messrs. Il. Lub "
A. Gleason, and Thomas EllwOod were cho sen
delegates to the central committee.
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Observation-Disclosures of new hsh for this
day, furnished to THE STAR by George w.
Harrison & Co.. wholesale dealers in fish, Nos.
AZ King ST.. so, 81, IS fish wharves, Alexandria:
Shad, per hundred, S13 to sl5; Herring. per
thousand, SO to 81; white perch, per bunch,
very scarce; rock, per bunch, very scarce;
offal, per bunch, very scarce. Market firm.
WAsRINGroN.-To-day, At the Washington
fish wharves, the following sales to shippers
were made by X. A. Golden & Bro, agents
5000 shad, from $40 to Sl2; 900 herrings, Sc
to 81; 100 rock fish. - TO Is cents; 100 punches
perch, from 20 to rs cents. per bunch; 300 eels,
from to 3 cents.
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SHIRTS MADE To ORDBR.1Gentlemen fur
nishlnaAtheir own material, can have their
SHIRTS Made to order at the shortest notice, at
Keen's, 422 9Th street northwest Satisfaction
guaranteed. 4IOI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-02

CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. It
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil. q eo3.
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at Wholesale by
Chas. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,W.ftf
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AS WILL BE SEEN by the advert sement, tbs
sale OF dry goods at Duncanson, Bowling &
Co.'s auction rocDs will be continu ID this even
ing At O'Clock and tomorrow m ,.ning at 10
o'c oek. Our raiders should at end, as the
gocd are selling low. +
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Nj EBCHANrs LINE OF sTEAMsHIPs.
AVE- wAsnIxef6H And NEW YoRk.

John GIBSON win make regular seekT -~0SS
pRIk. WxsHfHGToH and GE0RaE
TOWN, = foLlosv:-kes.s NEW WORK froa Psse
eE0RG EI0WH ever FkIDA! e = .. n, -
ALExAHDkIA the same ssy .. lsn.
For full information apply TO B. p. A. DENBAM
Agent, ohos ana wharf foot Of Righ street, 0oorre
town, OF e ebe corner q uth strSse end Nov ~
oveuUe.
- Freiehts delivered by Knoxs Express. o,.
ders left At General Once, COS Pennsy fvania A.
tended 70.
iollAf J. ". fHOMPOOU. Pr~ssRo,a
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THH NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, 3 to 4. SATURDAYS, 9 to and {
70 D. Nt3,14tl6
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SMALL POx CAsEs reported to-day: One at
No. So ist s5Teei northeast; one on 2bsh street,
Is-ween and W northwest: one between M
sYd Van ami 81 ard streets southwss Z; and
e.. ~ No. sl5. COZ hvr q and 9Th sts. southwest.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

DR0PCSALS FOR CUMBERLAND COAL.
NAVY Paw OFFICE,
Ne 321 Chestnut street, Pht!aielphid,t
April -, ISIS. \
Sealed Proposals, "a duplicate, Endorsed :. Pro-
Esals foI q Will be received at this Office until
INT hSDA1, May 9Th, al O'Clock p. m, for 900
Tors t22iO pounds TO the toni Best Cumberland
Goal TO be delivered at the Charle-town. Mass ,
Navy ard, free from risk aud pense On the Gov
eminent, the weight to be determined by the Navy
lard scales AZ the place of delivery.
The above Coal is required TO be shipnad ,,1u,S-
d,oteiy, and 10 be Of tne best quality, uniform in
character, selected free from dirt and all other
impurities and subject TO inspection prior % sap
Msai, bk the Inspector appointed for the purpose,
who viii have the right of peremptory rejection
Bids Will only be received from bona hde miners Of
or dealers in Coal. The right is reserved TO reject
any bid that not deemed ad antageous 20 the
Government.
Responsible security will be required for the faith
full delivery IF the shove ih conformity with the
stlpuistieDs OF the blank forms for bids be had a.
this ofhce; otherwise bids will not be entertained.
Bidders must state in their bids the time "a tnin
which the above Coal will be shipped.
A.W. RUSSELL,
ml-I Paw InsppctOr II = Nav
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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THE PUBLIC AND The PRESS endor,e the
peRSiof garments and fairness OF dealing n
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Death OF Mr.. EDWARD SwANN.-Mr. Ed
ward Swami, well known in this city as a mem
Der of the bar, died this morning at his resi-
denee, in Mt. Pleasant, north of the city, after
a sickness OF several months. MIR. Swami was
about 81 or % years Of ge, and was born in or
near Alexandria, Va lie was educated at the
weli-knoy N Alexandria academy, then kept by
Mr.. Benjamin Hallowell. We believe that he
studied law with his father, and was admitted
to the bar of this District November 2sth, 1887 .
and for MANY years followed his profession
in partnership with his brother here, the
firm enjoying good run of practice
Mr.. Swami was hard-working lawyer, and
but few were more devoted to the interests of
his clients than he. His funeral will take place
from his la.e residence on Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock, and the bar association will meet at
1856 Louisiana avenue, at O'Clock on that day.
TO proceed to his residence. Rev. T. NJ. Add
son, Of Trinity church, will oficiate, and
Messrs. w. b. Webb, Walter S. Cox, j. F. En-
MS: Joseph III: Bradley, jr., $. S. Henkle, and
r. w. Jones will act as pall-bearers. The re-
mains will he buried at the old family ground
at Preston, near Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-02

A BARBER DROPS DEAD WHILE SHAVING A
CusToNER-fs sterday snorning a barber,
and Water streets, South Washington.
dropped dead while shaving Capt Herbert, OF
the schooner X. C. stanton. Mr. Cooper hal
tut finished one side OF his customers face Al
was turning about Ia reach the lather brush,
when he fell To the floor and expired almost in.
4 aptly The dete Ised, who wss coiored man.
was about forty two years OF age, and was well
and fayorably known In South Washington. IL
is supposed that he died of heart disease.
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Books STOLEN FROM THE CONGREGATIONAL
LIRRARY-1rrssf Of tte -fIeaed Foot Thisf aad
Recovery II the Prsp,Tfy.-rhis morning, on
complaint OF the Librarian of Congress a
search warrant was issued by Judge SHELL of
the Police Court and served by Officers Nc
kifresh and TEent, OF the corps of detectives.
street. northwest The officer soon founh from
SEQ "a 200 volumes belonging TO the Congress
sionai library, which. IL is alleged, had been abb
lar books in an inner room. Shortly afterwards
Scheide was arrested in the library OF the Capt
toll where he Lad been given temporary EN-
PloyDent between two and three months since
the librarian having been solicited 70 EMPLOY
him, a a scholar in reduced circumstances by
Representatives Myers and Cotton Scheile
however. had no appointment in the library
but was employed from day to dsy, and as now
appears, has been carving home books. two or
three volumes at a time, for weeks, and sue
ces>fully cOncealng them until now. IL il not
believed that he has sold anv, the chances Of
detection being too great, ard no attempt had
apparently been made TO remove the library
stamps and iabf'> from the books The libra
rian states that This is the first time that the
library has been robbed during his long connGc-
ton with IL, although books have been some
times mutilatet by readers. Some of the books
the prisoner Claims are his own private prom
erty. Scheide IL a man about IS wears of age .
ard was formerly a clerk in the Interior De-
psItment. He - represe n:ed to be "A very in
tel gent man, speaking some xix eight Ian
guages and was formerly a student Of meii-
cine. He viii have hearing 10 morrow.
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SOUND FEET being indispensable TO health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DR.. White, the well-known
Chiropodist, No. tS5 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &c,
and advice as to suitable shoes.
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OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY sToEN
AND BLANK BOOK MAHUFAOToRY
flrst lass goods at fair prices, for cash,
tiIhSSkAPHlNG, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are Invited 20 call snd amino our new
"ock. BEN. y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitap Ban,
and next door TO Jay Cooke CO..
st1-u washington. u a..
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kOYs' AND YOUTHS SUITS a spec,a,,y thi
It'll etreef. 49, AVE. -
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MEETING OF COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERS
At regular meeting OF the board OF county
school trustees yesterday, Superintendent j. q.
Wilson submitted q communication from Gov.
Cooke granting permission to the board to use
a room in the executive Office, corner of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, for business
meetings and other purposes. The offer Of the
Governor was accepted. The committee on
school houses and grounds we're instructed to
make all the necessary arrangements for the
removal OF the property belonging to the board
irOm the room row occupied by them, and
Superintendent Wilson made statement to the
effect that the school fund stood si3, Az 80
against 50, 6i1 10 drawn.
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WAsHINGToN, NoRFoLK, BOSTON, AND
PROVIDENCE
The 6ne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
SNe Nrsg resumed SUI, her regular trips TO 49,
q sth s,rset, every MoNnAY snddesGzzS
Ths hsDAf, at 2 .. m, touching at principal River
nariIne ccnnect ing a. Norfolk with Steamship ~
the and n, Line for Boston and Providence.
Freight should be addressed scare Of Lady II tha
LAKE. VIA norfoIk:. Branch ticket ONCE at Knox6
Express once, sos Pennsy wanna ave me-
L. M CkOlCH, Agent, 6th-street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent
mis- Plants Store. correr 18th 81 and Pa ave.
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency n Cas-
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street.
Intelligencer Building. los
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
ma IN hv
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A SINGULAR AND INTERESTING CAsE.-To-
dav. in the Court IN General Term, the case of
Dent - cI agairst Blake and Kelly, executors
OF Joshua Pierce, deceased, was called and
heard-Mr. Merriek for cOmpiainsnts, and
MesSTs. w y. Cox and Davidye for defendants.
In this case TIE heirs OF the late Henry Hatch
Dent nled bin in equity AGAINST the defend
ants, asking a decree Tor a specific perform
ance-Paying ever of certain mones ~ .0nol
They charge that Pierce failed as executor OF
the late Mrs. Album TO collect certain assets o.
her estate, and that they Are entitled to recover
the amount from his estate. The court belo-y
Siism ssed the bill, but the case was reopened by
consent. and now comes up for a hearing on
agreed testimony. The defence is that the
money in question was given by Mrs. Album to
ants urge that a. Mr.. Barbour was at that time
the confidential agent OF Mrs. A. that he could
not accept gift from Der; and that Mrs. Bar
hour could not receive such gift, and, therefore,
the money having been improperly received by
Mrs. Barbour, 10 should have been returned by
Pierce a. assets OF the estate, and he having
failed to collect said amount, his estate Is liable
AyTER THE UNLIcENsED DRINKING HOUSES
In the Council yesterday afternoon MIR. Riley
Introduced bill to prevent the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors without license, and providing
that all liquors found in establishments where
no license authorizes them shall be seized and
destroyed. and that il shall be sufficient evil
dence that liquor Is sold in public place III a
man Is seen going in aud coming out OF there in
intoxicated condition, and that il shall he
the duty OF the superintendent of police 10 ar
res; the prcprietor~Of such places for trial be-
fsTe the Police Court, also imposing a inc OF
fren IS TO SO f0T each person found drunk in
the streets.
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PROFESSIONAL.
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

RRYANTs LIBRARY OF POErRY Avn
ID SONG, AND
Al B. STOVES LIBRARY or FAMOUS TIC.
BEECHERs LIFE OF CHRIST, &C.
Subscriptions received at 1&1l Pennsy lvania Az.
snue by
APPS In BISHOP UAZARn
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THE VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR held
q meeting at the Dickson house last evening
and adopted constitution and bylaws. on,
GERS we're subsequently, elected as follows:
Gen. >. w. Denver. president; Major F.. L.
Joseph r. McNeir, recording secretary; Alex.
ID. kenaday, corresponding secretary; p. III.
Ailabach, treasurer; H. A. White, marshal:
n. Hoyt, trustees.
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.UEARD LINE.

CUSARD LINE.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
sETwEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
From NEW YORK.
Scot. a. Wed May z Abyssinia Sat Nav nc
'Enssa... we'd MAJ n osisbris- -ss, = asy ~
'yaya--.-.....wed.-May q Parthis =. SAT Way n
Steamers marked thus DO not carry steersse Pes
And every following WEDNESDAY end sArUR.
DAT from New York.
s1a .ssorans To- s s ana s
t tI;n 70 Paris, SIS, gold. additional. eZ5f
Ssesrsra . al enrr VI favorable terms. -
s,ses.se tiokets from liverpool and Queenstown.
, spd a Psrss Of Europe, q lowest Tlroosn
Antwerp and other points on the Confined aas 10,
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pss.
Greet, fer steersss passage, 1t No iii Rro.s Ss
' acVis R1'' cHAs. @. rRAscKLYs. ,seu,
A ECHOR LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY..
Pa..enser booked % and from any Ran-s, ets.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany ,eH(o
France, Holland, Belgium and the UnitsdS11
Cabin fare from NEW YORK 70 LONDON, Lrv.
ERPOoL, GLASGOW and DERRY, SOS aud 3 "a.
EXCURSION TICKETS. Slso.
Intermediste, $50. steerase, $50; all payable IN
Parties sending for their friend. I'm tn. Ola coons,,
can purchase tickets ~ lowest rates. For furfhsx
P.r,isgiars apply TO the Agent, c. CGMNAoK, yI.'
HENDERSON BRoTHERs,
mayH Sowing Green, New York.
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HAVE YOU SEEN the Youths Imperial Coat
L and Vest TO matchS IL is admired by all and
only to be seen at A. STRAUS', 1Oll Pa ave, near
llth street. aos
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vu,BE FAT MEN will rejoice 20 learn thof the
can be fiffed and SHIFTED in All imsg nsnle si, ~
o. Cassinere ana gianD-l suits af "A. cIBAer
1oli Penn ave., near 11th g. -
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Mr.. LONG WANTS TO INVESTIGATE.
Mr. Long offered q resolution reciting that as dis
Sal lsffcton prevails IN regard to the Distric
finances. and As they believe an investigation viii
tend to quiet public feeling, that therefore O com
miitee be appointed to make investigation as Il
the financial concerns of the District, and report Al
as early q day as possible.
Mr.. Long said in submitting this resolution he wa
not actuated by any party feeling whatever. II can
not be denied that dissatisfaction exists, and no
only the attention OF the people of the District bu
the attention OF the people OF the country has beer
called to It, 1t is claimed and he had reason u
doubt it, by those in public control that economy
honesty marks the whole course II their tnancia
administration, and an Investigation, if that b,
He felt confident that By the adoption Of this reso
luton IL will not only restore confidence in the peo
pie Of the District, but will quiet public distfus
throughout the country. :
Mr. Dyer hoped that the resolution would not b,
passed at this lime. II Is well known that the grea
bulk Of expenditure is made by the board of publ
works, ard their report Is in the hands OF tn
printer. He asked that the House treat the boar.
with fairness, and not ask IN investigation befor
their report is prefented
Mr.. Long said he had objection TO lay ing II ove
mail ti,e report was received. He wished 10 under
stood hat lie was max ing fight against the board
hut Vas simply performing dufy; and that n
friend 10 the Governor or board would object to tn
Investigation.
Mr.. Huise ssid tina, the resolution struck him a
not beirg i'm proper shape the h ard ef public work
berg c. rdfnate biarch Of the District govern
m.m ~ investigated ct all, IL should be By join
committee. -.
IRE resoutioa was laid over.
Mr.. Brewer, from the joint committee 10 FIX n
hour Of meeting, rerorted that they had fixed mo
the hour Of Eve O'Clock ,. M; adopted. Adjourned
I
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-02-07
EASTERN NEWS.

On the 3Oth ult. a passenger train
for Northampton on the New Ia
ven Railroad, was thrown from the
track and sixteen persons seriously
injured.
J. b. Stewart, one OF the wit
nesses before the Credit Mobilier
Committee, by resolution Of the
House Of Representatives, was CON-
mitted for contempt, on the 29th
ult., for refusing to answer ques-
tions. lie is to remain in custody
of the Sergeant-at-Arms until he is
willing to answer questions.
The City Committee, Of Boston,
on Claims, has decided that the city
is liable for damages caused by the
blowing up Of buildings during the
great fire.
The President has vetoed the bill
for the relief of the University of
East Tennessee.
The ! resident has approved the
act abolishing the frsnking prlvi-
lege.
Harlan has introduced . joint
resolution in Congress for a Consti-
tutional amendment electing Sena-
tors by a popular vote.
The jury in the Tweed case fail
ed to agree and were discharged 1t
was generally understood on the
31st ult, that nine were for acquit-
al and three tor conviction.
U. S. Senatos from Pennsylva-
MIA have been instructed by a vote
of25 to I of the State Senate, to
vote against the purchase and con-
troll Of telegraphs by the Govern
ment.
The Spanish Court has informed
Minister Sickles that nd steps will
be taken for the abolition Of slave
ry ip Cuba until the insurrection on
the island is suppressed.
An incendiary fire at jackson,
Tenn, on Wednesday Of last week,
destroyed property valued at $780,
900.
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Commissioner Davenport has 1,

/ Commissioners Davenport has de
cided to hold Wobdhull, Claflin
aad flood toawait tlieactiulof The
grana jury.
District Attoruey, nhelps, SAYS
he has on affidavit alleging that tve
jurors in the Tweed case allowed
themselves to be approached By
friends and agents Of Tweed dnriag
his trial.
The new Missouri Senator pro.
nounces his name Bo;jee. Jee-whil.
aker!
A Washington dispatch Of the
2Sth ult., says the House judiciary
Committee decided to-day to report
q bill placing the salary Of fthe Pres.
ident at $4,000; Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court, $4,000; Vice
President, Speaker OF the House and
Associate Justices, $4,000, and
members of Congress, $4,000.
Secretary James, Of Nebraska,
lately called OIL to act temporarily
as Governor, ayails himself Of the
brief opportunity to pardon twenty
seven conyicts.
A bill has been introduced IL
Congress to abolish the tax on liq.
uors distilled from fruit.
The Secretary of the Treasury
has sent a letter t. the Senate stat
ing that the Union Pacific and Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Companies
have not complied with the law for
the payment Of the interest,"
President Grant has assured
delegation from Georgia that be-
fore tile close Of the session, h.
should accompany members Of the
Cabinet and make an extended tour
though the Southern States.
By the explosion Of four boilers
of the American Iron Works at
Pittsburg, on the Sd, three sections
Of the building were destroyed.
Some 1900 hands were employed
in the mill at the time, and six dead
bodies had been found. Thirty per
sons were injured.
In the Greeley will case, the
Misses Greeley have withdrawn
from the contest. The will made
in 1872 has been proved.
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Clubs.

The Farmers Clubs now be-
ing organized !" our county and
State, will result in IWalcnlable hen
eft. A lethargy has heretofore
rested upon this invaluable class OF
our people, leaving them at the
mercy OF ancient mannerisms and
habits, and ring spectators. These
Clubs cannot fail to result in per-
manent benefit in both of these di-
rections. The interchange Of opin-
ions, narration of experiences, prac-
tical discussions, lectures, ETC., will
compass the union, enlightenment
and promotion Of every good and
profitable interest of the farming
community. Oregon Clubs will
never lack for interesting and val
liable questions to consider. Drain
age, fertilizers, improvement Of
swamp lands, lands best adapted for
cereals, the best variety otcereals to
plant, rotation of crops, gardening,
the culture of fruits, Improvement
in stock-best food and method OF
feeding them; insects how to get
rid Of; Improvement in farm houses;
agricultural implements which
best adapted; shade trees; floral
iudustry;road etc, etc, and a thous-
and and one subjects will suggest
themselves for the consideration Of
these Clubs, whose investigation
q
will result in more uniform, system
attic and profitable farming. Farm
ing will also become more scientific
and intelligent as these investiga-
tions continue. They will result in
great good, too, in the direction of
securing the best prices for products.
BY the building OF storage houses
and employment Of suitable agents,
they will be enabled to secure the
highest market prices, and thus
break up the speculative rings that
have SO long fattened on their hard
earnings. More money and pros
perity will thus be experienced, and
a greater degree Of thrift will be
infused into every enterprise.