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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

Ge To PIZZISI's and get some of those delicious
New lork BARTLETT PEARS before they are all
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS-very useful for busi-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly ana
cheaply done at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

FiRsr-RATE UMBRELLAS at T. WEIsIGER &
Co.'S at &l.50 and 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW In the Masonic dNt
Concert Don't wait until the aoth September the
last day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

BoTS' SCHOOL HATS at SC. slightly injured, for
sale at 2. WEIsIGEI & CO.'S, 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

PEARS, PEARs-A.thns OF the present and yer!
luscious, to be had Of PIZZISI.
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Harpcrs' and Leslie's Illustrated newspa-
pers for this week received from j. L. Ely
son, newsdcaler, 1112 Main street.
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BROADWAY SILK HATS at A. A. ALLEN BRO
THEIRS. ------
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WOODS AGuE coNQUEnoE warranted to cure
clils and fcrers.
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HANpsoMEsT STOCK OF AUTUMN AND wISTEI
HATS in the city at SIsIMoNS Co.'S, next DSpGtc.
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THOSE BIG AND MELLOW APPLIES CAME frol
pI1zrSI-s
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SILK HArs-S5-at SIMMONS & Co.'S, lllo hall
CIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

DELAWARE AND CONCORD GRApES.-PIZzlN
has lust received fine LOT Of this frnit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

TIE FINEST HAIE-ToSIC DRESSING EXTAST-
CAPiLLINA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

g"NoBBY FALL HATS at SIMMONS Co.'S, Ills
Main street
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Pharmaceutical Association will be immedi.
ately organized, looking to the establishment
of permanent organization, and that at
the next annual meeting of this Association
it may be their extreme pleasure to meet a
delegation from the Richmond Pharmaceuti-
cal Association or College.
ADJOURNMENT.
(; At 1890 ?. NJ. the Association adjourned
to meet at Louisville, Kentucky, on tne
second Tuesday in September, 1874.
Some Of the members will 60 on an eX-
cursion TO Mount Vernon, others will visit
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, be-
fore returning to their homes. All the visi-
tors have expressed themselves pleased with
then sojourn in the city, and much good will
doubtless result from the meeting not only
to the pharmacists Of Richmond, but to the
CITY itself. -..s.. ..-- .--se
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Co,,tsion ne sen and Less Of Life. .
New Yoax, September 1a.--A dsspasssn IS
,,nm 81. Johns, New Foundand, SAYS Ihe
n p,itisb steamer Precussor. during W
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FALL STYLE HATS at P. WEIsIGER < Co.'S, l2c
MaIn street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

ALL THE NEW STYLES OF HATS at A. A. ALLEN
E BROTHER'S.
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'[eoscIupyo ON FOURTH PAeS;.
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A FRAUD EXPOSED.

Professor HlaiSch stated that his attention
had been called to the fraudulent substltu-
ton Of lnuriate of cinchonia for suiplate OF
quina. The fraud is principally practiced
upon the southern interior towns. The for.
mcr is worth about fifty cents an ounce, and
the latter about $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20
DEPOSITS OF DIAToXACEoUS EARTH NEAR
RICHMOND.

Professor Markoe exhibited specimens OF
deposits of datomaceous earth found in Rich
m0nd. He stated that immense deposits ol
this earth are found in this vicinity, the city
being in part built upon it. This formation,
which accumulated during centuries, con
Sists of the skeletons Of microscopic plants
in fossil state. They are fayorite subjects
Of microscopic study among scientific men
some Of the finer forms being used as deli
cate tests of the strength and reliability OF
lenses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

Messrs. W. ~. S. Conrad, Powhatan Du-
puy, and A. \. Scott, Of Richmond, and
W. \. Taylor and j. W. Smith, of Norfolk,
were elected members Of the Association.
Professor Dieh reported the queries pre-
scuted and accepted for next year.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13
Neae1H.

|. slle @ii6cr eer Bibliotbet iinb Gisentbun'
Ser tatbolii6en @emcinoe su Tomrrop, >.
g. Mitslieoer Der @emeinoe unb anberc 4er>
ionen f0nnen @iidber aus bet 8ibliotDef gum 2e<
fen erbalter, tuenn ibre Nomen in 0as 8er5ei1s
nib einsei9rieber: fino. s.
= 9. Das Gttfdreibe,i toitct fir Mitglieber Der
@en,eiroe $500; fir anOere @erionen $500.
4. Giir iebes 8u9 iino sipei Gents 81. bssabs
len. Sine Yerion fam jeoesnal nur { '8nd)
erbalten. .>sa@..s. ,.,..... .-. -. .,.,.
I. S. Die 8ibliotbef bcfinbet iid I'M fatbolildsn
S1ulballie uub 1T often an allen Sonntagen
Ma9mittags mad benz 6ottesoienite III. "a
llbr. ~ =,
s. sfiemaaIb bari Gin 8u@ lanser als einen
Moaat bebaltan. E.f { -:
I. Ber Gin Bud mad cinen, Ilonat ni1t
.sariid bringt, mus fir, jeoe @od)c oarlber S
GentS Strafe 5alsss' = ssaf ;s2.. 81. ,
s, gSer Elm @uG beroirbt, ODER berliert nulb
ben barin be,nertten 9reis oaiiir sablen.
Il, 2. Ser Gin Bud aus bet 8ibliotbd taufcn
pia te,,lr es 9eaen l3abtuns oes BARN benerIIz.
Il ter 9rtifce erhalten. .,35sz,@ s. = t@. :.
70. sgieie Meaein t0,nen bonn tatboliiden
pfarrsr pad Be6Irfnip beramoert tueroen.
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Dnrd serlhtepeae epntraGte,
tpel9e td nit mebrerea bey be.
r1bu,teiten pianpz 11nb Sracl:
Tabrifante1 8en1adt bate, btu th
In Ben @to1eb sefest;; SEM puGN~
fnm Snftruntente bt(lioer ais r..
senb Semanb 5u Serk1ufetl, 21cr
gelpnnen 1T lt6 elm pianp ober Ct:
ne Srsel an5ui4affen, ter lprcAc
bet n1tr' ppr 111b er wtrb altsfjnben;
bat Ct et'1 9utes, baaerbafte8 Snz
ffrument 5u erltau11ltd 11ieber,1
Dreifn un6 u11ter ben lttcr1l fen
@ebin9u19en faufen pber n1ietDcn
fann. @i11e 9rpbe MuslpaHl npn
pianpS, Sr9e1n u1b Mtlppcona
babe tA itet8 ait Sa11b. @be tyr
onoerS mp fapft, iter5eu4t euA
erif Dpn mei1ten S11ltrumenten 1t.
Dretlen+ 9}d6ere MuSf>1nft n>ir1
|jeber 3eit ertbeilt .ppn bem j5errn
@+ H. 2titber, @plbspotare,,=
@anbla,as8, NpnnerpD, g.
>> s'>s'p PET
-. Il II /
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

ncBRf Elm en- 8 eier ipiro bon benz Bal,
timere vNmerican" cine orollige @ei1ibte err
sablt Sin Ruabe lieb ,,a,nlid), Mngeii1ts
I 3ablreider 3uldauer, einen erobeu Yapicr=
Sra9en fteigen, tuclder iid nabesu cine balbe
@leile bod III Die 2uft er6ob. 9a fam init
einem Male aus eiue,n bena6barten 8dlb6en
ber Elm mddtiger @eier, in seraber Mt1tun9
auf bas ibm fren,Oe @eidopf gu, lan9ial,
beraneeflogen. sllS er fid) Dem ionberboren
@c9enitanoe bis a,H einige Gub sendbert bate,
untreiitc ct oenielbe,. unter nQ9oentlidem
Sinncu ,t,,aefabr fiinf Wlinuten lang. Donn
fduang Ct fid etpa5 b6ber e,npor unb icbtc
feline Stu uiferung bort nod einrtlal clue sera,lhc
3cit fort. Sierauf aber idob ct pl0tli@ auf
iein Spfer niebert fam i,beb, baS bermeintli9e
llugetDum bur@reibeno, auf foerentseaengeiebte
Seite iuieber gum Sori6ein, luie elm Runitreiter,
tuelder bur@ einen nit @apier eefiltten @eifen
ipringt. Das berbliiffte natiirli6 ben @aubbogel
nidt ipcnig, uno ct sog ii@ pieoer in eine
beobadtcnoe Yoiition 3uriid. Gnblid tebrte er
pieoer fabte biesmal Den S1peil bes 9ra6eu,
ben er III iuiitbigitcr @eiie aerfehte. Sic Foii1e
Mube nnb &altbliitigfeit ieines a@eanerS aber,
tuelder bur6aus feinen Msiocrfan6 gu leiite,l
sencist iGiet1. bfadte ibu i9lieblidb 70 sdnsli6
a1lS Dem Concept, oaB ct bon panif6em Sd)re-
den. erfabt, idleunigft ipieber nad ieineln bei,
,nil9eu Sorfe sNriidtebrte - iuobl um bort
S1ub ,inos3ufadt gu fnben.
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lleber &inbern wallet @ott!- Nm
Somifaa Nbenb, als bet 1,orbmartS fabreube
grain BET g., A}::uno g. IS. Babn ffd Dana
naberte, bemerftc her 3uefiibrer plosli@ auf
bent @eleiie einen buaflen @esenitanb,. nebel,
tpeldem Elm srober .S9dferbunb fanb unb
beftig bellte. Scr Grain belt, Der 3u9fibrer
fprana ab unb elite na9 BET Stelle - fiebe
oa: Elm flip i@lum,nernoes Sinh, betua6t bonn
Sunbe, lag auf ben S6ienen. Man bob bas
bon ben. Gubfanser bereits beriibrte &inb auf
- es ipat ,,lnberfebrt Oos nennt man @ete
tuns in, enf9eibenoen @toment! 0aS sfino
scb0rt einen, selpiiIen Sb. Gilger aus Dana nno
6atte :ii@ bonn 9auie berlaufer.
.~. - (8loom. Mns.)
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,QltttsssrG.eitelt.

NlIe arten beuti1er Drudarbeiten,, als:;; ..
Girc,llarc, Gor,nlllarc, A1aFate,
&artelt a.f. no. iuerbe,t prompt ,,,1b bill
lig ausaefibrt in Der beutf9em Druferei Der
vSDio."" 8efelluugcn fir Drudfa9en tueroen
a,aenom,nen Ii, ber Sfficeber uS.bio," Gr9nt
Strabe, 6 &Diiren untcrbalb Court Strabe in
HomeroD, 8. >'. - .... H.. .....-..
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"a. :2eibbibliDtbef 3.
ser fatbpaifDear 0eat,eia.be
5m A5psa,erDD, 8.

: Dieie 8ibliotbef sablt sesentpartig 2so
8dnbeber beliebteften 6eutfdeu unb so 8dnbe
enslil6er llnterbaltunssi ssidriften Sic 8aDl bcr
8ii6er tuiro forttudbrenb Dcrmebrt. Seberlnann
fann aus bic er 8ibliotbet inter Del, unteriteben<
ben 8cbiuslnsen Bidder sum 2eien leibWeiie
erbaltcu. ",r. .. "ss go
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Gdtb1el.

Sic erite Silbcbat am &opfe iebes gbisr,
8alb erof, balo tlein, bal6 iPib, balo brett.
Sic leioen lebten t0ueu tueit,
llnb liner, folgeu in beu 5treit,
Sa in ben SOB Der Grenabier unb Musfetier
Das .@anae, 1T ein Spiel Der &nuben,
2ie oann bic bciocu lcbten insbcr eriten babe'1.
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sTrembe a.,,b @6nters,

~ wow $**sA <V"&SS z
Gs tlatiHt in-i icine Sano6en
9as &ndblein obne s(rg,
slls ,nan getrasen bra@te
. Der Mntter blanfcn Sars.
9oh iueil Die itreuse gante
Scn au6en ibm beriast,
.Da lanft' es gu ber 2eide
llno bat es lift gefldst.
Damn als bonn blei@en Munbe
2cin leiier Sau@ entwid,
S6li6 ifile eS bel Seite
llnb lueinte bitterlid.
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: Ste 80 arm=@ pringzSnbi a.

: Die % arm=G p ring=Snbio=
ner ohne. .peren 8eibiilfe uniere groBen
Geloberrn Sen Vupitdn Sad uit1mernlebr
beIie9t llno gefansen bdtten, tperben iebt
tpieoer .aasa Dem &rie9soienite Ser Union
'perabi6tebet. Diele Warm= =Gprins=
Snoianer 1ino bon eifrigen Metbooiitells
mifltol1drsn auRerli6 gum Gbriitentbum
pvtebrt> billoige1, aber nod Sen barbara.
l9en Brdu6en oer. Wilben, sic ftolz
aire,t nit ben @t@talpss er16lasener
Wtooocs umber; uno am lebten @onntag
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9f.Gfbfel.

Die NnF6iuas BET &atbfel folet iehesmal
nod II Sage1, Die Namen berieniser, tpelde
bis oabin bic ri6tige 26inns etnfcnben, tuerSen
Dir init ber anflofung ausleih beroffentltden
-saza-r----- = - 4.
auFoiung bcs @atbiels in so. s. -.
Ge9enbogen.
Sbiues HtithicI in,lrbe rid1tio aufael0let bon
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
rider Of the nonrd Of Public War,


The following orders have been issued by the
Board Of Public Works for the construction Of
sewers: A o-foot brick one on Tenth, from X to
! streets, and 2.foot 6-lnch brick on 7, from
Tenth to Thirteenth streets northwest. A Is
inch Pipe on west side Of Eighteenth street, from
manhole near street to the northeast corner Of
New York avenue and Eighteenth street; thence
along east side Eighteenth to Il street; along
north side \, to connect with the seventeenth.
street sewer; also, l2.inch pipe on north side
New York avenue, from Seventeenth TO eigh-
teenth street northwest. A 12.inch pipe on
north side between Seventh and Eighth
OIL between Twentieth and Twenty first streets
northwest, and u i2-inch pipe on both sides OF o,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets. A
i2-inch pipe on north side 3, between Seventeen
and Tenth streets northwest; also, an 1s-inch
pipe north OF O., from Third to Fifth street;
and lo-inch pipe north side OF. o, from
fifth to Seventh street northwest; q B.
foot brick sewer on the west side OF Tenth
street northeast, from Pennsylvania avenue TO
the north side Of South Carolina avenue; an
is-inoh pipe from South Carolina avenue to b
street south; and ib-nch pre from b to East
Capitol street; also, a l2-inch pipe on the east
side, from Pennsylvania avenue TO East Capitol
and IN pSab " aey II saaa,es
also, In p street, from Columbia TO Eleventh
street northwest; and ls-lnch pipe on north side
and a ie.lneh pipe on south side OF s, between
sixteenth and seventeenth streets northwest; a
l2 inch pipe on west side Of Seventh street
southeast, from d 70 X; 4 i5-inch pipe from X
TO @, and an ls.inch pipe from @ to I; also, 10
inch pipe on east side, from North Carolina ave-
nue. TO Pennsylvania avenue, and 4 la.inch pipe
street.
The board have ordered the curbs 70 be set,
sidewalks laid, and the roadway paved with blue
rock on Maryland avenue. from seventh street
west 70 the Long bridge; the street to be parked
In the centre and the railroad TO pass through
the park, said park to be protected by q sub
stantal fence, leaving q roadway Of thirty feet
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-25
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
A Row on X strcct-DiHercuce Of Opiuion
Between SIrs. keesc and Mr.. NIerehesd

A Row on X street. Diaercuee Of Opinien
Between SIr,. keesc and Mr.. NIerehesd
No solution OF the Dimcuity. ..
Last night about 10 O'Clock the residents Of Z,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, were startled
by the cry Of "Murder" several times, and the
collection at house No. oi6 on that street Of q
large crowd. Upon inquiry it was discovered
that woman named Mrs. Kcene, with many
aliases, had endeavored 10 force her way into
the house mentioned, and on investigating the
matter 1t was Cleaned that on the lat day Of May
last Mrs. Keene applied to Mr.. Morehead, the
proprietor Of the house, TO be allowed the use OF
the front basement room, q request that was
complied with, on the written agreement that
head and wife for the price Of the room.
was failure on the part Of Mrs. Keene to fully
:saS up 20 ss men when Mr.
were not furnished he would be obliged TO vacate
the room. Mrs. Keene claimed that it would be
necessary for him TO give her thirty days notice
her to take what he had said for the notice. Last
week she removed portion Of her furniture and
left the premises with her son In charge. A short
on the inside and left the house b. the front
door up stairs.
Nothing more was seen Of Mrs. Keene until
last night wit, when she returned 70 me house.
on the front steps, and walking deliberately up
to them made an effort to enter. This was re-
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Morchead, who said she
had no right TO enter by this door, but there WAS
no objection TO her going Into the basement.
Mrs. Keene responded that the door below was
fastened, when MIS-. Morehead Informed her that
her sou had barred her out She sill insisted upon
entering the front door, but her efforts were
strongly resisted, until the appearance OF Onicer
Dlnsmore dampened the ardor Of Mrs. keene,
and she discontinued her efforts. As the woman
was not violating the law, the onicer did not
arrest her, and she shortly after returned to
house No. $50 on the same street, and all again
became quiet. The impression lie that the wo-
man was under the influence Of llquor,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-25

Meeting of the Board Last Night-CompIi-
mcntary Letter of the Secretary of the
Navy.
A special meeting OF the Board OF Fire Com
missoners was held at their rooms last night; all
the members present except Mr.. McDevltt.
W. II. Lewis, Albert Dodson and WIN. Hunt
recently appointed as members Of the depart.
ment, were confirmed.
dispose OF the unscrylceab!e horses In the de-
partment.
Aug. Dunbar, hostler OF No. 1 company.
charged with disobeying orders OF The foreman,
was found guilty, ordered TO be reprimanded,
aud deprived Of his leave OF absence.
The case OF Foreman Robt.r johnson, of the
hook.and-ladder company, charged with inca
pacity, was taken up and, on motion, was re-
board.
the board adjourned.
The following letter from the Secretary OF the
Navy was received by the acting chief engineer
yesterday:
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON, July =, lsT9. !
Cot VS. O. Drss, Assi.iagi Chsr EHgiHssr, Ia Charge
VF1s department. EashtRgioa, n. e.:
SIN: peg 70 acknowledge the receipt OF your
communication Of the 18Th instant, submitting
your report made at my request, In relation 10
the IRE which occurred on the morning OF the
18th instant at the Navy Department.
avail myself OF THIS opportunity to express
charge my appreciation Of the efficiency Of the
department, aud TO thank you and the nremen
uhder your orders for the very prompt and val
liable assistance rendered 10 the Department
anu 10 the Government on the occasion Of the
fire.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEORGE NJ. ROBINSON,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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nesteIday an cmhankmcni near Glenwovi
! vrcneiNty caVNu 10, ana lnJurcu aDorer hameh
/ 'unu hceIe Seriously
NJ. Langhotnc, esq, attoTnCy.at-law, has re-
moved from Thirteenth and Boundary TO No. '52
! Twelfth street northwest.
| The lllhcrnlan Society, 40. I, will hol spe-
cal meeting to night ~ Carroll hall to distribute
1 tickets for the orphans picnic.
Tho contribution Of the congregation Of 81.
I Patricka church to the Papa fund (not hereto
/ fore announcec) amounted to s2ho J
The following was tho range Of inc ,hermome.
ter AZ Hcmp'or's yesterday a. M, ~: 10 a. m,
81; 10 ~, %; 2p, M, ~; y. m, o.; 6p. m, 50;
8 .. M, 81.
The society Of ST. Vincent AZ PAM. n charita.
ble Organization. wbirh mas hs,,chns in Inc 20.
rious Catholic parishes Of Inc nistrict has on.
tered the list as n comnetitor Tor The orpba a
prlze nag ''"'Ps''o' i'' '"e o'p"""'
Mr., FlorIan uItz sold ON "Wednesday IN MIR.
Michael McCormics tne a,ope nronerty an penn.
sylyania avenue. between second and Third
streets east nov, occnniei by NJ Nct,ormIck
for 5000 casb, ~ '''
A c,,o,o, -, ......, ~, ,,,,-.,,u,, ,... =.
santeJ AMI hea}.n sx ,s ~ coored rnnoSs
Weanasna ls ~ party y, eoo W, .a,'as,
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CoLORED SCHOOL FIGHT.


Sensible Letter from Quo Who Knows
Why Mr. Grcrnrr shnnid Not be Rein
stntcd-Color or Youth No Merit in the
Race Of life,
The following letter from one OF the most In,
tclllgcnt col5rcd mon In this city, which dis
cusscs the pending fight aganbt the Board o
Trustees Of Colorcd Schools, la worthy Of perusai
The writer evidently knows whereof he spcaks
Tue "sch Iol fght,n Os;ensibly an agitation Il
secure mixed schools In the District, Is In rcaIIty
q mere personal controversy.
The recent address OF the committee to the
Governor was bitterly personal and abusive In
text, design and tendency. 1t made no alluslon
whatever to mixed schools, hut asked for the
restoration Of II. I. Grccner and the removal OF
the entire coorcd school board, especially Of its
president, Mr.. Henry johnson. should Governor
Cooke pander 10 their personal spite by the re-
moyal Of the present board tie agitation would
cease, and, for all these noisy babbiers cared,
the separate school system might continue eter-
nally.
The committee assaleI the education aud In
tellIecnce OF oil the colored school trustees, and
yet no fact Ia clearer than that the board, taken
At an average or Individually, Is superior In edu-
cation, wealth and character to the committee
which asked IN, Governor for their removal.
The fact Is patent that the majority OF this
committee were asplrants for positions on the
BOARD, and, furthermore, that this majority are
uucducated men Is the clearcst question OF the
whole controversy.
The reinstatement OF Mr.. 0reener would haz-
ard the order and good government OF the
into the personalities OF the light that MS own
character, abilities and motives need be inquired
into. The man who boasts OF lighting three
hundred at Andoyer aud eight hundred at CAM
bridge, aud Of lighting all HIS life, aud VINO Ia
now on the war path Ia the District, IA too for
midabe hero for school teacher. nc should
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-25
THE WORKIN G N i n.
MEETING OF THE LABOR COryClP

A Thoronrh Organization 10 be Perfected
All Clique, 10 he Frownvd Down-Thn
Republican Fuiiy Observation-Disclosures
Repudintcd-sproc hcs by Members Of
the Order.
Tho National Labor Council met last night at
their headquarters, on Louisiana avenue; J. D.
Mackoy IN the chair, and Mr.. Roberts secretary.
Mr.. Williams moved that a committee be APP
pointed 10 draft platforms and the Council then
TO adjourn until September.
Mr.. Low said the time had come when oil me-
chanics should be united. lie advised the men,
bers Of the Council not to touch the Brcnind star
newspaper, bat subscribe TO the REPUBLICAN, rs
the Star has been the enemy OF the workingmen.
lie strongly favored publishing platfor.1.
Mr.. Low said the members Of the Council
should try TO win the Star over TO their support,
instead OF making L an enemy. He was opposed
Mr. Williams said he could not understand how
IL was that one brother pitched into the Star
and another defended II. lie denied that It was
ever ffcnd TO worklngmen, and moreover, at
the time Of tho great strike In New York the
star could not say good word about II. He can
Sa swsgs sps 10 ne rHs sdc lie Ss
no desire 10 light papers only when they nghi
him. lie had occasion to take an advertisement
,%es as for SaWas inserted as he pa
the other papeTs. A for himself he did not
AK any nyors Of Mr.. Moves, as every time he
strurl Al the WoTkingmpn he loses subscribers
and ere long he viii not have a mechanic as a
subscriber.
M. Levi moved TO adjourn until the next reg.
ular meeting, Lost,
Mr.. Roberts said he had seen during the day
twelve members OF the council and they had In
formed hin that they would not be able to at
TEND the meetings OF the council until after the
busy season, and they were In favor OF adjourn
ing over until September,
Mr. omit moved that committee Of FIVE be
appointed 10 visit the different trades socIeties
and urge them 10 send delegates 10 Inc council
Adopted,
The Chair appoInted Messrs OMIT Williams
Low, WhItcmore and levi on The Committee
MI. omit also moved that the same committee
he authorized TO draft constitution and by
laws. Adoptcd
MI. WiIiIsms moved that an address he pre-
pared regulating Redstone, and that the same
he Inserted in The papers throughout the
country,
Mr. Mackey said he was 40 insignificant tina,
there was no use Of taking any notice of him.
Mr.. whitemorc differed with Mr.. Mackey, and
Thought he was man calculated 10 do Inc worn.
ipgmen great iniury. lie favored branding him
as traitor 10 Ihe WORKING classes
Mr.. Law favored publishing full dissertation
of Redstone, Including the color OF his hair, eyes
and compiexio
Mr. Low saId The arrival Of Redstone In WASH